Samyak Mahadan, an alms giving festival supported by the Samyak Guthi, has been around for more than a thousand years.

Columnist Lal talks about his love for reading and writing and why indigenous readership is decreasing.

Urinary tract infection is one of the most common infections in women, and yet many are not aware of its reasons.

TVM Alumni is all set to stage the fifth iteration of The Vagina Monologues.

Veteran photographer Rauniar talks about his experience as a photojournalist and the challenges of being one today.

Poet Subba talks about his love for poetry and the need for critical readers and competitive literary market.

While artist Nabendra Limbu re-creates a khaja ghar inside a gallery, there’s much he misses to impress the audience.

Ashrita Furman, a renowned Guinness world record-breaker, is full of energy to make and break weird and wonderful records.

Writer Manandhar talks about her journey as a writer and her motivation to write.

With easy accessibility to drug stores, people are self-medicating more often these days, but doctors say that could be dangerous.

The visuals of a new Gurkha movie, directed and written by award-winning director Pradeep Shahi has been sweeping views on YouTube, months before its release.

Writer Mukarung talks about his love for literature and the need for the Nepali literature scene to accept diversity.

Krishna Lama’s exhibition ‘Passage of Time’ is personal and evocative, and subtly states how painting remains one of the most powerful artistic mediums.

Historian Dinesh Raj Pant talks about his love for books, history, and the trend of history writing and its challenges.

People often ignore their daytime drowsiness, but doctors say it could be a sign of a severe disorder: sleep apnoea.