Bankariya people have become squatters in their own land
The endangered community members, known as the ‘children of land’, are rendered landless, a violation of their fundamental right to life, security, shelter and dignity.
The endangered community members, known as the ‘children of land’, are rendered landless, a violation of their fundamental right to life, security, shelter and dignity.
From piloting aircraft to winning the Miss Nepal Earth 2023 crown, Raina Majgaiya shares how she balances her dual passions.
Court victories offer little relief as bureaucratic hurdles persist for transgender individuals seeking citizenship under their chosen identities in Nepal.
Neuropsychiatrist Prerna Jha discusses the roots and repercussions of the condition and shares effective coping strategies.
Catmandu Lovers is a home-based care centre run by volunteers who help abandoned and orphaned neonatal kittens survive.
The modern drag scene in Nepal is relatively new. The first-ever official drag show was held five years ago at Pink Tiffany, the country’s first LGBTI-friendly restaurant.
KC, who received the Best Pop Singer Award for his song ‘Sarangi’ at the Radio Kantipur National Music Awards, recounts his musical journey.
Inclusive Galaxy, an eatery in Kathmandu true to its name, welcomes everyone—queer and non-queer alike—to share a comfortable space.
The landscape is muddled between fresh storytelling and repetitive formulas.
Blind Rocks’s new music video with audio description and closed captions ensures accessibility for blind and deaf audiences.
Blue Diamond Society’s photovoice exhibit ‘Sweekar’ presents the raw, unfiltered experiences of rural trans women, highlighting their struggles and resilience.
Writer and filmmaker Paromita Vohra discusses themes of desire in her works, while also examining the evolving dynamics of feminism and Pink Tourism in Nepal.
Counselor Pratiksha Rajopadhyaya discusses the impact of comparison on self-esteem and how to cope with its effects.
Individuals with hard mental conditions are still pitied, and socially isolated.
Author Ravi Shankar shares his love for books growing up, poetry, and the importance of translation.