In a field dominated by men and scarce resources, astrophysicist Manisha Dwa has carved out a path of her own. She is working to transform astronomy education in Nepal, empowering students and pushing for global recognition.

Thousands of porters support Nepal’s trekking industry, yet many still work without proper gear, fair wages, or full knowledge of their rights. KEEP is trying to change that.

Italian artist Giovanna Caruso’s exhibition at Kalā Salon reveals a deeply personal visual archive of festivals, faces and fleeting moments that trace her long relationship with Nepal.

Lori Parker is one of the very few lactation consultants in Nepal. Together with her co-worker, she helps newparents navigate their role and explains why baby massages and co-sleeping can be dangerous.

Sumina Shrestha, founder of Suminu Tattoo Studio, tattoos people from all over the world. But the beginning of her career was far from easy.

Patrika Ghimire, who won the Best Student Film Award at the European Union Film Festival, talks about her debut film and how growing up in a remote village inspired her to be a filmmaker.

In ‘What Women Want’, journalist Ruhi Tewari examines how women began to wield their political power and what shapes their decisions.

What started as a single student’s dream has grown into a foundation that teaches hundreds of Nepalis to ski.

What do a rural Italian village, a Nepali hillside home and a Kathmandu living room have in common? At this year’s EU Film Festival, the answer is clear: women fighting to be heard in societies that silence them.

From cooking classes called ‘Homo Momo’ to rainbow treks in the Himalayas, tour guide and co-founder ofQueermandu Aayam Poudel is bringing visibility, pride and a touch of sparkle to Nepal’s travel scene.

Riya Prajapati has turned a family legacy into a thriving creative space in Bauddha, blending art and entrepreneurship.