Collecting and growing indoor plants is not a new culture in Kathmandu, but a few women are taking it to the next level.

Neera Adhikari has overcome many obstacles to become the first blind person to be promoted to the post of under-secretary of the Nepal government.

Modern construction materials and technology have changed the way families decorate their homes for Tihar.

The deeply ingrained notions of ‘impurity’ around menstruation are forcing women to pop pills so that they are socially acceptable during festivals and rituals.

Sex workers who want to quit the profession are now finding it more challenging to do so in the midst of a pandemic.

One of the popular applications of recent times, Clubhouse’s burgeoning popularity is a matter of both curiosity and concern.

In a society where talking openly about sex raises eyebrows, this women-led initiative is creating a welcoming space for women to talk about female pleasure.

From tutorials of harvesting cash and food crops to videos of preparing food for cattle, a few Nepali farmers and agricultural experts are using social media to disseminate information related to farming and agriculture.

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

Fightback, since its inception in 2013, has not only been teaching martial art techniques to students but also vocal and mental skills that would help them take power away from perpetrators.

What does it take to be emotionally intelligent? Here’s how you can score well in the emotional intelligence department, according to experts.

On his way to becoming a photojournalist, Min Ratna Bajracharya pushed his boundaries and made the world accessible by communicating his ideas and waiting on opportunities to make moments worthwhile.

A healthy sex drive ensures mental and physical wellbeing--but in the midst of a pandemic, there are measures you need to adopt to keep your libido going while keeping the virus at bay.

While the Covid crisis might have slowed down the sustainability movement the world over, here are a few lifestyle choices which you can take up to do your bit.

Grappling with the Covid-19 crisis, while simultaneously managing work from home and other chores can be stressful, but there are ways you can manage them all.

Humans are accustomed to having intimate relationships, but as the pandemic has forced them to show affection virtually, this is affecting them psychologically.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by all that’s happening around you, hit that pause button, go easy on yourself and take time off for some self-loving.

With so much uncertainty in the world, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by fear and anxiety. But there are ways you can get through this. One of them is by taking care of your bodies.

In a market flooded with mass-produced goods, here are a few gift ideas that are thoughtful and sustainable.

There is an undoubted consciousness rising among the people when it comes to purchasing clothing that is available and purchasing what is sustainable and ethical. And these brands are leading that change in Kathmandu.