As the country reels from turmoil, the creative sector faces heavy losses but also hopes for a resilient return.

Many are offering free counselling and support, ensuring youths, parents, and affected communities have access to mental health care during this crisis.

With more people seeking help, Nepal is witnessing a rise in mental health initiatives, ranging from counselling centres to online platforms.

Each evening, Kathmandu’s Bagmati banks glow with sankha sounds and gokul dhoop, offering pilgrims, travellers, and seekers a peaceful space for reflection.

At the 30th edition of the pageant, four women walked away with crowns—but also with missions bigger than themselves.

A new UNESCO study shows how creativity could drive economic growth, but policy gaps and undervalued talent still hold back Nepal’s creative arena.

With TikTok trends, YouTube streams, and Instagram reels reshaping how music is made and consumed, a new generation of Nepali singers reflects on the promises and pressures of digital stardom.

These residencies are turning Nepal’s galleries into crossroads for creativity—where artists from around the world immerse themselves in local heritage, and exchange ideas with Nepali peers.

These stretches relieve tension, improve alignment, and keep you fresh throughout the day.

As life becomes increasingly overwhelming, more people are seeking clarity, calm, and self-connection through meditation retreats and spiritual courses.

As traditions evolve, community voices reflect on Rodhi’s fading essence. Once a space of song, solidarity, and shared wisdom, it is now at risk of being misrepresented and forgotten.

In his latest movie, Abhishek Bachchan portrays a man abandoned by his family who finds hope in the companionship of a young orphan.

Even in our leisure, many of us turn to screens instead of resting or doing things that calm the mind.

In ‘Before Your Memory Fades’, Toshikazu Kawaguchi expands his heartwarming series with fresh characters and a new setting

In a world of dating fatigue, career pressure, and emotional confusion, the movie is both timely and tender.