India’s best selling mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik talks about storytelling, queer characters and Pink Tourism.

Mukahang Limbu discusses his love for reading and the challenges he faced while establishing himself as a Nepali migrant writer in the UK.

Journalist Dev Kumar Sunuwar has broken barriers in media representation of the indigenous community.

Pabitra Badi Nepali, 51, and Bimala BK, 50, from Tulsipur, Dang, have been together for 27 years.

Amit Kalla, one of the artists whose work is displayed at Siddhartha Art Gallery’s ongoing ‘Collective Expressions from India’ exhibition, shares how his work is a fusion of poetry and conscience.

Dermatologist Prativa Shrestha talks about the skin conditions linked to polycystic ovary syndrome.

Director Chetan Angthupo discusses his favourite books, the importance of reading, and how it improves an artist’s understanding of the world.

Clinical nutritionist Supriya Bhattarai discusses the importance of food and nutrition for fitness goals.

Nelson Ferreira talks about his ongoing exhibition of PlatiGleam artworks, the origin of the technique and his experience touring Asia.

‘Daule Daule’ exhibition at Patan Museum captures the suppressed history and vibrant culture of one of Nepal’s oldest indigenous groups.

Through skilful storytelling and masterful prose, Bibek Ojha’s Madan Puraskar-winning novel ‘Ainthan’ sheds light on the harsh realities of the Maoist insurgency.

Sudam CK’s ‘Ubur Ubur Tikki’ is a dialogue-free exploration of human boundaries, emotions and the search for meaning through body movement and music.

Martin McDonagh’s ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ explores themes of friendship, betrayal and redemption during the Irish Civil War.

Defying social norms, Parina Subba Limbu’s career as an activist has been a journey from traumatic experiences to empowerment.

The annual Mithila Madhyamik Parikrama in Janakpur draws devotees from Nepal and India for a 133km pilgrimage.