It is a mess wherever I am. People shout at ungodly hours. They rarely laugh. They walk around with sulky faces.

I’ll be here, clinging to the ghosts of conversations we never had, and he’ll go, like he always has.

Artist Lok Chitrakar believes there is a great need for a rethink of society’s understanding of art.

Maitighar, the movie, which explores the intricate emotions women experience during different stages of their lives, is far ahead of its time.

Effective communication skills cannot be developed overnight. It requires effort to learn the art of articulating your thoughts well.

Veteran linguist and writer Rajendra Bimal discusses the importance of reading Nepali literature to understand the nation.

An exam simply tests your memory, ability to write and to handle pressure. It is not a declaration of whether you pass or fail in life.

There was a natural juxtaposition right in front of our eyes. The sight of endless concrete lay lifeless far below on one side. On the other, the greenery of the hills was full of life and hope.

‘I was always like a lost, unhappy tourist in parliament. Tours are supposed to be fun and the parliament absolutely wasn’t. So, I returned home to my books.’

Sinbad, one of ten films screened at the Japanese Film Festival 2023, brings back memories of childhood.

Miss Earth Nepal 2022, Dr Sareesha Shrestha, health advocate and media personality, discusses her environmental advocacy, pageantry journey, and aspirations.

Umesh Shah’s collection of paintings and prints is primarily inspired by the rich culture and history of his hometown in Sarlahi.

Masala Beads Cafe feels like it came straight out of a Korean drama. So it is guaranteed to appeal to young people, particularly Gen Z.

At ‘Echoes in the Valley’ music festival, the unnoticed, unrecognised, and underrepresented voices find a platform.

‘It’s strange to realise that someone else is going through the same thing I am. But it’s the riveting honesty in people’s stories that inspires me.’