Young researchers spend eight weeks working alongside diplomats and officials, getting a firsthand look at how ideas from the classroom make their way into policymaking.

As marriage loses its place as the only marker of adulthood and respectability, more women are deciding whether marriage fits the lives they want.

Artists say their songs are being recreated with cloned voices and sold on digital platforms without permission, even as the technology quietly becomes the soundtrack of everyday life.

Hatti Hatti Nepal honours women-led ventures making a difference at the local level.

The harassment of women for public expression in Nepal is not a reaction to any single political wave. It is a pattern, and it has a history.

Once seen as a quiet alternative, court marriages are becoming first choice—driven by cost, convenience and changing ideas about what marriage should be.

Kiran Desai’s latest novel explores feminism and diaspora, but ambition often overwhelms its storytelling.

The path to public positions for women remains blocked by patriarchal gatekeeping and a ‘culture of ‘tokenism’.

In ‘Languages of Truth’, Salman Rushdie argues that truth has never been absolute. It has always been shaped by power and perspective.

From ancient temples to rugged landscapes, Dolpa offers glimpses of its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning scenic vistas.

‘Nepal in the Long 1950s’ uncovers how global powers and regional dynamics influenced the country’s political and social landscape.

Kedar Shrestha’s ‘DhukDhuki 72 Megahertz’ challenges predictable tropes with a layered narrative that explores patriarchy, love, and the complexities of motherhood.

Writer Sushant Thapa discusses his seven poetry collections, the influence of cultural heritage on his work, and the role of poets in today’s world.

‘Purna Bahadurko Sarangi’ delivers compelling performances, though melodrama sometimes outweighs realism.

With loudspeakers playing contemporary hits instead of traditional chants, many worry that the spirit of Deusi-Bhailo is being overshadowed by a focus on entertainment over community connection.