Thousands in Nepal play the popular game recreationally but there is a small, dedicated community of gamers who play the game professionally and show promising potential.

Filmmaker Sujit Bidari on his love for cinema, his decade-long experience in the film industry, and on getting nominated at the Busan International Film Festival for his debut film Aina Jhyal ko Putali.

Tired of seeing restrictions in fashion due to rigid gender norms, a handful of Kathmandu-based fashion brands and outlets are designing and selling gender-neutral clothing.

The coronavirus has challenged reporters to find new ways to work while staying safe. But that’s easier said than done for photojournalists.

Mahesh Paudyal's Shunya Praharko Sakshi, an anthology of 108 short poems, reflects diverse human experiences with acute literary sensibility

This week, the Post examines four Nepali short films that were released last month, discussing their strengths and the lessons that can be learned.

Prasidha Yonzon and Ranzen Jha, among tens of other artists from different countries, are collaborating with Krunk Kulture to promote electronic musicians from Asia.

A few companies in Kathmandu are striving to make a dining experience more eco-friendly by producing biodegradable, organic cutlery for the Nepali market.

Yuyutsu RD Sharma’s Panaharu Khali Chhan is a collection that outlines the poet’s oeuvre and leaves the readers wanting more.

Netflix India’s latest series, Masaba Masaba, is filled with cliches and is a boring rendition of the interesting lives of Masaba and Neena Gupta.

When it comes to exercising creative freedom on digital platforms, what are the limitations--particularly when it comes to cultural references?

Kaalo.101’s latest exhibition features artworks--ranging from paintings, video art, mix-media projects illustrations, and photographs--of 40 Nepali artists.

To pass time, Shakya, 65, a retired government employee, started reading Newa folk stories and essays on his private Facebook page. Now, he has become a household name.

As festivities have been halted this year because of the pandemic, the Post takes a look at the history of the Newa festival and the many legends that surround it.

Yaddhab Lal Kayastha started a campaign almost three years ago to restore cultural sites. Today, he’s covered over 100 sites in the Kathmandu valley.

Neel Patel's If You See Me, Don't Say Hi is uncomfortable in its honesty and vulnerability, and thus relatable in its plethora of everyday agonies.

Twenty-five years ago, Dorje Dolma was living in a remote village of Dolpo, battling a life-threatening disease. Now, she’s a speaker, artist, and one of the first people from Dolpo to write a memoir.

With a rise in the number of YouTubers, there has also been a rise of hate comments that attack content creators personally. And a majority of the comments have nothing to do with their work.

Things are about to get worse for the art business, anticipates Saroj Mahato, founder and curator of Bikalpa Art Center.

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced many couples to postpone their weddings, and with cases rising by the day it is unlikely they’ll be able to tie the knot this year.