Sanskriti Pokharel

Pokharel is a Culture and Lifestyle reporter/sub-editor at the Post. She is also a third year Journalism and English Literature student at St. Xavier's College.


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Hope, stitched by hand

Rooted in empathy and a survivor-centric approach, Inara by Astitwa Nepal is helping survivors rebuild their lives with dignity and community support.

Who can stop a determined woman? No one

Born blind, Navina Gyawali was once told the kitchen was too dangerous for her. Now, she runs Tick-Tick Bites, a restaurant in Kathmandu where she trains other visually impaired individuals to cook, earn a living, and gain confidence.

Reading is a vessel for ideas

Filmmaker Nani Sahra Walker believes books can be just as transformative as films, sometimes even more so, in catalysing social change and shaping collective consciousness.

What skin-revealing fashion reveals about us

Skin-revealing fashion on social media reflects a growing sense of bodily autonomy, self-expression, and resistance against conservative norms, especially among young people navigating identity and confidence in digital spaces.

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