A solo exhibition by Chinese multidisciplinary artist Chenxi Xu at Gallery Mcube explores inner transformation.

Balancing site visits with story talks, Shristi Shakya, co-founder of Bookverse, and a full-time engineer, is building both electrical systems and a community of readers in Kathmandu.

The Post brings you a lowdown on some major events this week.

Seema Aavas’s ambitious novel blends dream and realism to trace four generations of women seeking freedom in a patriarchal world.

A total of 52 golfers, including 30 pros and 22 amateurs, took part in the 54-hole tournament organised by PGA Nepal under the sponsorship of Surya Nepal Pvt Ltd. The tournament offered a prize purse of Rs1,050,000.

Despite a musical concert and a high-profile clash between Machhindra FC and New Road Team, the National League’s return to Dasharath Stadium drew only a sparse crowd, raising fresh questions about fan engagement and ticket pricing in Nepali football.

Political parties raise concerns over possible misuse of state power and biased statements of ministers as they call for free and fair elections.

Commission will allow Deuba faction to register new party if it does not wish to come under newly elected leadership.

Eighth commerce secretary-level meeting in Dhaka agrees to conclude PTA draft, rules of origin and product list within three months, but tariff and para-tariff hurdles persist.

Accident occurs on Seri-Pantadi road.

Decision follows counter claims by Thapa and Deuba factions over party legitimacy.

On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled against Tiger Global in a landmark case, saying its $1.6 billion stake sale in India’s Flipkart to Walmart in 2018 should be taxed.

Supporters from both sides stage protests demanding recognition.

Prosecutors did not answer questions from reporters about whether they would lodge an appeal, which they are entitled to do under South Korean law.