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Sunday, July 27, 2025

Without Fear or FavourUNWIND IN STYLE

23.37°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 26
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101-150Unhealty for Sensitive Groups
151-200Unhealthy
201-300Very Unhealthy
Sun, Jul 27, 2025
23.37°C Kathmandu
Air Quality in Kathmandu: 26
  • What's News :

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Bikash Gupta


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Part of the problem

By Bikash Gupta

As #MeToo gains prominence in Nepal, men must check their privilege

The Lost Generation

By Bikash Gupta

For this generation, to cave in was to once again succumb to a centuries old status quo—unjust and no longer conscionable

A game changer

By Arshia Karki, Bikash Gupta & Needika Adhikari

Remittance can be channelled towards the creation of programmes for the economic empowerment of women

Permutation combination

By Bikash Gupta & Gaurav Thapa

The recently formed alliance of three major communist parties—CPN-UML, CPN (Maoist Centre) and Naya Shakti Party Nepal—was a festive surprise to many.

What Kollywood gets wrong

By Bikash Gupta

Even before its release, Sanrakshan, a movie largely based on the Tarai-Madhes politics, has become a social media sensation.

A ‘Madhise’ in the US

By Bikash Gupta

A Nepali waiter at an Indian restaurant was stunned when I told him I was a Nepali

Language and treatment

By Bikash Gupta

Communication holds a place of paramount significance in medical treatment. While we boast of being a nation with multi-cultured diversity, how efficient are we at communication?

How reading changed my life

By Bikash Gupta

What began as a quirky decision to pick up a newspaper morphed into a lifelong reading habit

Hostel Returns

By Bikash Gupta

Besides the poor direction and noticeably flaky acting, the movie constantly produces a series of indigestible scenes.

Air Diary

By Bikash Gupta

As an orange line emerges on one side and the moon sinks on the other, I wish Nepal too would break out from the darkest clutches of the night

How did social media dupe us?

By Bikash Gupta

Quite a while ago, #BeforeFacebookI trended on Facebook. People, excited, while some despiteful, thronged to share their experiences—I deterred.

Would you date an OS?

By Bikash Gupta

Recently, I watched this movie titled Her. Directed by Spike Jonze, the movie made me think about Artificial Intelligence the whole night.

Of fear

By Bikash Gupta

There was a fear in everyone’s mind. Did someone do something wrong to her? Was the girl too terrified to say anything to anyone?

What is in a language?

By Bikash Gupta

Nepali is my second language; Maithili is my first.

Living in sin city

By Bikash Gupta

Coming from one of the remote parts in the southern belt of Nepal, I always measured Kathmandu to be huge and overwhelming entity.

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