In Kathmandu, a community of enterprising Kashmiris thrives
For decades, hundreds of Kashmiri Muslims have come to Kathmandu and set up businesses that sell artefacts representing their identity.
For decades, hundreds of Kashmiri Muslims have come to Kathmandu and set up businesses that sell artefacts representing their identity.
There is an undoubted consciousness rising among the people when it comes to purchasing clothing that is available and purchasing what is sustainable and ethical. And these brands are leading that change in Kathmandu.
Once you have tasted the mountain air, you will yearn to return.
First-time filmmaker and long-time journalist Neelima Vallangi is using her various platforms to raise awareness of the personal effects of climate change.
Born in Dharan and raised in the UK, this artist’s work combines contrasting themes from her childhood.
Surveillance cameras have become ubiquitous in Kathmandu’s schools and colleges. But students and teachers say they come at the cost of personal freedoms.
Music series like Sofar Sounds and Yomari sessions are taking live music out of the bars and clubs and putting them outdoors and in people’s living rooms.