How Nepali producers are bringing in quality work through franchise shows and drawing dedicated viewership.

The four akhadas along the river in Tripureshwor have for long been home to thousands of sadhus every Maha Shivaratri.

The three-day festival--which will feature downhill races, trail running and rock climbing--is set to host over 400 participants.

Creating a regulatory body to monitor bikes is the way to go forward, not making modification illegal, say engineers and bikers.

The local government's initiative to restore drying ponds is not only reviving the ancient town's water system but also its groundwater services.

The revelation by three suspected ISIS operatives arrested in Delhi displays an intelligence failure on the part of Nepal’s security agencies.

Responding to the decision, many on social media have decried the taxation of books on the grounds that reading is about learning and education.

With an EP slated for release and a tour in India booked, Yonzon seems to have a promising future in music.

Old place names were born out of tradition, culture and heritage, which new names ignore, say locals

This graffiti artist invaded the Kathmandu space over a decade ago, but many do not have a clue.

The traditional art form is facing competition from Chinese market and technology.

Shailee Theatre’s ‘Bibhaha ko Prastab’ plays on an interesting narrative about marriage.

The reconstruction of the early 18th-century temple marks the continuation of local participation in rebuilding heritage monuments.

Kushal Pokharel is looking to redefine art and its medium with the help of the software he has built.

Norwegian artists’ diverse visual performance concert leaves the audience confused, and amazed.