The critique of art may be harsh, but paint itself retains the quality of healing. It covers any deficiencies without contest or contempt.

It takes an appreciation of the little things to prepare for a journey to mindfulness.

Podcasts are taking off in Nepal with serious business opportunities available for budding broadcasters.

Priyanka Karki’s web series is a lazy and unjust attempt at representing queer relationships.

Hari Prasad Sharma’s detailed documentation of history through his artworks is heritage in itself.

You can't expect anything else from silence, like termites--they are invisible but deadly.

Walk the routes of the divine and relive old Kathmandu.

Rayan on his never-ending journey to music and fight for freedom.

The unique mixed bean soup is more than a ritual and so are its stories, fraught with contrasting opinions.

My father’s car transports us to places, but most importantly, to our safe and lyrical space.

This year’s iteration of Kathmandu University’s BFA exhibition showcases art and its heterogeneity.

Nepal’s first Pride Parade—commemorating Pride Month—marks the presence of the alternative queer movement in the country

While pride marches have taken place since 2002, the parade hopes to amplify advocacy around the entire queer identity spectrum.

The idea for repurposing old furniture came to me after binging on YouTube DIY videos where people make it look so easy.

Today, over a decade after the Supreme Court’s verdict and four years after the committee’s report, same-sex marriage remains unrecognised, putting couples like Pant and Melnyk in limbo, with no decision in sight. Two years ago, the couple visited ministry after ministry to seek help for a spousal visa for Melnyk, before filing a case against the immigration office.