Hridayendra’s rise should be taken as a symptom of systemic failure rather than a threat to democracy.

He’s known for his kerchiefs, sunglasses and pipe, but where exactly does this man’s style come from?

Three generations of kite makers and sellers reflect on the wayward tradition of kite-flying during Dashain.

From crayons to coloured-water balloons, these young Nepali girls are being encouraged to express themselves.

Once the Shleshmantak forest was a free-for-all graveyard, but now there has been a government ban on burials within the Pashupati area.

The actress discusses working two careers in two countries, and her decision not to join Amazon series Inside Edge.

Dhurba Chandra Gautam talks about his love for writing and how the Mahabharat shaped his fascination with weaving stories.

Top of the World Comedy Festival has attracted a lot of talent from around the world.

Amar Neupane on the importance of language and communication.

With young people pursuing alternative career options and elder people taking up initiatives to modernise the laundry service, the traditional means of laundry is adapting with changing times.

Kishore Pahadi on his love for reading, writing and his favourite books.

An increasing number of people have become health-conscious in Kathmandu, and some businesses have capitalised.

Women in both hills and the plains observe the annual Hindu festival, but question the significance of its practice.

Cosplay conventions are a testament to a growing public interest in manga, anime and cosplaying in Kathmandu.

Bairagi Kaila on the new age of Nepali literature and his best picks.