Writer and literary critic Bindu Sharma discusses her academic journey and her feminist writings.

Understanding the role of key hormones like serotonin, oxytocin, and cortisol can help improve mood, strengthen relationships, and reduce stress.

‘Entangled Circuits of The Streets’ by Sanish Kumar Shakya challenges conventional art forms and questions the impact of technology on nature and our existence.

Pabindra Shrestha shares his journey from a self-taught photographer to becoming a mentor and pageant director.

Mieko Kawakami’s ‘Heaven’ remains relevant in a world struggling with cruelty.

From Bollywood dreams to the global indie scene, filmmaker Mehaka Chahat Luintel’s journey is passionate and purposeful.

Once reserved for traditional wear, Dhaka is now a staple in modern fashion—from casual wear to corporate attire, wedding dresses to handbags.

Your phone isn’t just for scrolling. Use these wellness apps to build better health habits.

Through concerts, digital storytelling, and artist support, Roya Acoustic is supporting independent artists.

‘The Forty Rules of Love’ intertwines spirituality and personal transformation, redefining how we perceive love.

A self-taught chef, entrepreneur, and author, Ghanashyam Kandel discusses his vision for globalising Nepali cuisine.

Writer and critic Geeta Tripathee discusses Nepali literature and her upcoming works.

Two artists, one question: ‘Who Are.You’ is a compelling exploration of self through philosophy.

The ongoing exhibition ‘In Shades of Black and White’ explores human emotions, cultural transitions, and existential themes.

From overcoming stammer to founding Nepal’s first e-petition platform, SpeakUp Nepal, Prince Shah is committed to societal change.