The book Geopolitically Speaking portrays the potential impact of Covid-19 on international relations with the possibility of it redefining fundamental contours of accepted norms of world powers.

For two decades, Jha has tried to keep the authorities in check with her campaign against corruption. And she says she’s not stopping any time soon.

Although not perfect, the exhibition, Allegory, is filled with diverse artworks from artists from different cultural and social backgrounds, whose varied experiences and perspectives add new impact in the artworks.

In a time of free verse poets, there is a small group of elderly men who are keen to teach and write haikus, one of the world’s shortest poetic forms.

Tired from forceful enforcement of the ‘third gender’ identity by both society and the state, young transgender activists have formed Trans Rights Collective to advocate for equal and inclusive rights for Nepal’s transgender population.

When it comes to festivals, Dashain is as pandemic unfriendly as it can get. And many people do not want--and cannot afford--to take chances of contracting Covid-19.

Music producer Rohit Shakya and rap artist Uniq Poet, with Halla!, bring together the voices of 33 artists in a rare hip hop collaboration, calling attention to the strong ethos of the youth in the country.

The portrayal of Nepalis as poor, hungry, Mount Everest-climbing, uneducated people is not a result of what the people chose to share with the world but because that’s what filmmakers decided was worth telling.

From femininity to motherhood, Mieko Kawakami’s latest novel Breasts and Eggs is an intense, personal story about the phases of a woman’s life.

In a country where reading books beyond the curriculum is often deemed unnecessary, What the Book Club is striving to encourage people to pick one up.

For the past six decades, 74-year-old Purna Chitrakar has been making the masks of the 13 deities without which the city’s treasured annual Navadurga festival cannot take place.

In the gloom of the pandemic and rising corruption and crimes, theatre artists are taking on the responsibility of voicing social issues through their performances.

Despite being one of the most popular Nepali content creators on YouTube, whose recipes have reached the kitchens of thousands, Mrishtina Maharjan has never revealed her face until now.

The book succinctly paints a thought-provoking and highly readable picture of various aspects of the country with a lucid and comprehensive approach.

Formed in 2017, Faithom has released four singles, combining pop and rap, which have struck a chord in the heart of many listeners.

The Post examines some of the most recent Nepali music videos to find out where our music video industry stands in terms of aesthetics and cinematic technicalities.

The autobiography portrays the author's rather arduous journey from belonging to a small village in Bardiya to becoming a respectable name in academia in the heart of Kathmandu.

The author of ‘Hansa’, Sanjeev Uprety talks about his decision to decline the Padhmashree literary award and the need to pronounce zero tolerance for violence, abuse and discrimination.

The ongoing virtual art exhibition ‘Divya’, organised by Tulikaa, is an exceptionally well-curated exhibition that celebrates the talent of 17 traditional artists.

Nepal has many talented, even Guinness World Record-holding, parkour athletes. But their skills still haven’t received due credit, which is making the future of the sports form uncertain.