Multi-instrumentalist Aman Mali balances teaching, performing, and exploring the boundaries of music across classical, folk, and jazz genres.

Dr Tapan Pradhan explains the skin condition, its causes and treatment tips, mainly during the winter.

In ‘Ananda Samhita’, Ghanashyam Khadka discusses finding lasting happiness and inner peace through self-awareness and mindful living.

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.

Yuvak Tuladhar’s ‘Memories of Kathmandu’ at Takpa Gallery blends childhood memories of 1970s Kathmandu with innovative techniques.

Diwas Raja KC, head of Research & Archives at Nepal Picture Library, discusses how visual archives help preserve the stories of marginalised communities.

‘12 Gaun’ has strong performances and improved visuals but comes with predictable storytelling and heavy South Indian influences.

The Pisi festival is observed with street processions where people play traditional instruments and light sacred wicks, preserving a centuries-old custom.

Sagar Satyal, co-founder of My Emotions Matter, discusses how reading has helped him understand the importance of cultivating empathy.

Dr Pramod Agrawal explains this skin disorder, how it differs from other infections, and why early treatment is crucial.

Dr Manu Karki, founder and CEO of Eco Saathi Nepal and co-founder of Aama Surakshya Nepal, advocates an eco-friendly lifestyle and safety for pregnant women in Nepal.

Traditional Newa tattoos, an important part of Newa identity, became popular in the early 1900s and are still in vogue today as young tattoo artists mix traditional styles with modern motifs.

Fitness instructor Rachana Lama discusses simple exercises that relieve period pain.

Prakriti Bhattarai Basnet, a Master of Public Policy candidate at the University of Oxford and a teaching fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, discusses reading and her love for Dostoevsky’s works.

Sanjog Rai’s ‘Devi’ touches on pressing issues like rape and justice but struggles with pacing, dialogue, and character development.