Roshan Sherchan shares why there should be more space for indigenous writers to share their views.

The Story Kitchen is a space for female survivors of Maoist conflict to be seen and heard through storytelling.

Kesang Tseten, one of Nepal’s foremost filmmakers, reflects on his decades of experience making observational documentaries.

The culture of internship is on the rise. This calls for uniformity in how we shape internships.

Manka Band, a group of local musicians from Godavari, have taken on the mantle of preserving cultural knowledge through music.

The society, with support from Save The Children, organised a ‘Drag for Visibility’ event to increase conversations on queer issues.

Trishagni Sakya, the executive director at Kathmandu Guest House (KGH) group, discusses how reading has changed her perspective of the world.

The 11-day event hopes to ensure that knowledge and resource surrounding AI are accessible to students and professionals in Nepal.

‘Chyattiyeko Parda’—which translates to ‘The Torn Curtain’— revolves around a father’s death and how each family member navigates the loss.

The 13th-century strut, which was reported to be stolen in 1975, arrived at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australia, in the year 2000 through a bequest by the Australian-British art collector Alex Biancardi.

UN Women Nepal publishes a research tracing the changes regarding harmful social practices.

Vera Vino seeks to bring true Italian flavours to Kathmandu.

Traditional tattoos lacked details but were more about the communities’ spiritual beliefs, while modern tattoos are more about aesthetics.

Bajra Brick is in the market to bring greener ways to the trade—manufacturing bricks and tiles through smoke and dust free methods

In November 2017, when actor Reecha Sharma expressed discontent at the portrayal of a female character in the film Chhakka Panja, the filmmakers didn’t take it lightly.