The new season trades its lighthearted charm for a more serious look at village politics, ambition, and identity.

These ceremonies are becoming a spectacle of style and status. But as traditions blend with trends, some wonder: are we celebrating or just showcasing?

In Nepal’s southern plains, community leaders and creatives are working to keep the Awadhi language and its cultural traditions from disappearing.

The ‘International Conference on Recovery of Cultural Heritage’ united experts to discuss the repatriation of stolen artefacts.

A consistent nighttime skincare routine is vital to repair damage and keep your skin healthy.

The director of ‘Oonko Sweater’ stumbled into the movie industry after many failed businesses, and plenty of self-doubt.

The government’s renewed focus on heritage and the arts is welcome, but many in the sector say they need sustained support, not just budget hikes.

With the proper guidance, exercise can support children’s growth and confidence, even before age 18.

In 15 minutes, ‘Maitighar’ paints a moving portrait of womanhood and their cultural duty.

Pakistani/Canadian filmmaker Anam Abbas discusses her journey, the ethics of storytelling, and her hopes for South Asian cinema.

The author of ‘Unleashing Nepal’, Sujeev Shakya, reflects on the country’s evolving potential, young leadership, and why it’s time to stop thinking small.

Public speaking clubs and debate platforms are offering more than podiums—they’re giving youths purpose, power and a place.

From volunteering in remote villages to launching national platforms for youth, Santosh Upadhyaya’s journey is rooted in service.

In Bhaktapur’s Pottery Square, women quietly transform a male-dominated craft—preserving tradition, and finding independence.

The simplicity of the cinematography complements the understated elegance of the film’s storyline.