When sixty-five-year-old Bhagi Raj Ingnam sent his work for the Madan Puraskar he hadn’t in his wildest dreams imagined that he would end up winning the award.

Across the ancient Newa town on the southwestern rim of Kathmandu, murals depicting the town’s culture and traditions have turned into an open gallery.

After twenty-five years of dancing as a Majipa Lakhey, Shiva Ranjit knows his age is slowly weighing him down for the part.

Last year, when Saigrace Pokharel uploaded a video on his Facebook page, he had no idea that it would turn him into a sought-after social media storyteller.

One of Nepal’s eminent book awards has played a very important role in promoting Nepali literature. It, however, has not been free of criticism.

Visual artist Subas Tamang’s ongoing exhibition, ‘Kaiten: History, Memory and Identity’ is an attempt to document the history of the Tamang community.

When objects of prayers and worship need to be protected for heritage, the issue of preservation becomes more complicated than one can imagine.

Unlike many public toilets in the Valley, Aerosan Sustainable Sanitation’s public lavatories have automatic faucets, functioning flushes, and are run by professional cleaners.

While Sulochana Manandhar Dhital today is known more as a writer and poet, in her younger days, she was a revolutionary who spent years trying to change society.

Manoj Ram, a Parsa-based Dalit rights activist, believes it’s his moral duty to struggle against all odds for his community.

The government’s decision to erase a mural at Ratnapark in June has once again fostered discussions on the role these artworks play in society.

Pet dogs are being purloined increasingly. But not many know how to get them back.

In a country where discussing mental health problems is a subject of taboo, many do not seek professional help. But getting that help can be healing.

Shivangini Rana’s art exhibition is one vibrant sensual treat.

Apart from medical care, people with schizophrenia require empathy, understanding and acceptance, but for many, that is still a far off reality.