This year’s International Women’s Day theme, ‘Give to Gain’, highlights how supporting women at home, in workplaces, and in communities—amplifies their contributions, creating ripple effects that strengthen families and society.

From campus hubs to distant suburbs, a map of where students can live well in this Canadian city.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

Short-form content offers wider reach, but artists today are tackling pressure to stay visible on social media while trying to protect the integrity of their craft.

‘Charandas Chor’ is written by the late Habib Tanvir, a famous Urdu playwright.

‘Infrastructures of Democracy’ examines how road construction influenced community life across three districts.

Led by chef Ajay Kumar Pudasaini, the restaurant offers flavours shaped by his years working in kitchens in Mumbai, Singapore and Abu Dhabi.

With mentorship, contests, and publication opportunities, emerging writers are blending classical storytelling with innovative styles, reflecting both societal realities and generational change.

From wall paintings to lifestyle products, Mithila By Danfe blends centuries-old art with modern design while providing income and independence to young women.

Journalist Birat Anupam’s new book aims to guide first-time voters and the politically curious younger generation.

The film tries to unpack migration’s psychological toll, even as its storytelling feels rushed in parts.

Das is a biotechnologist and the founding president of Youth Activism Nepal.

Challenging conventional therapy models, art therapy allows autistic children to explore emotions and social connections on their own terms.

Upcoming exhibit ‘Journey to a Visionary Artworld’ showcases experimental art through immersive visuals.

At Kathmandu Art Gallery, ‘Imaging South Asia: Népal in the Making’ traces how maps shaped Nepal’s political imagination.

Through Bhalābhali, researcher Dinesh Raj Upadhyay travels across Far-West Nepal, archiving women’s voices, caste-shaped traditions and songs at risk of fading away.

I can’t remember the last time someone was so direct and intentional with me. Someone who was ready to stand on the same two feet with me.

From folk horror and coming-of-age stories to questions of caste and spirituality, these films explore identity, belief and relationships through distinct cinematic voices.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

Once reserved for festivals, these Nepali styles are now part of everyday wardrobes, redefining femininity and cultural expression for youths.