Kalimpong-based writer Chuden Kabimo reflects on the socio-political essence of his works, and his upcoming book ‘Urmaal’.

These emerging filmmakers overcame financial constraints by shooting their film ‘A Place Under the Sun’ entirely on an iPhone 14 Pro Max.

‘Lines of Emotions: Nude Expressions’ reflects the philosophy of ‘art for art’s sake’, prioritising personal expression and creativity.

Through its relatable characters, ‘Thiruchitrambalam’ celebrates the healing power of friendship.

Seborrheic dermatitis symptoms can be managed through appropriate skincare and lifestyle changes.

Conversion disorder is a mental health condition where psychological distress manifests as physical symptoms like paralysis or blindness.

Pradip Raj Giri discusses almost two decades of his teaching journey, philosophy, and plans for a new book on research methodology.

The commercialisation of the music industry, driven by views and virality on social media, risks undermining the beauty of Nepali music.

‘Hari Hajurba’ at Mandala Theatre intertwines a personal story of loss and longing with the socio-political landscape of Nepal’s past.

The mysterious tone of ‘His Afflicted Mind’ and its portrayal of mental health struggles keep readers on the hook.

As Kathmandu’s stand-up comedy scene grows, comedians face mixed reactions from live and online audiences.

Indian sitarist, music producer, and mental health advocate Rishab Rikhiram Sharma mesmerised the audience at Patan Durbar Square with his performance.

‘My Favourite Cake’ explores loneliness, ageing, and the yearning for companionship.

Unlike the temporary ‘winter blues’, SAD has a significant effect on mood, energy, and daily functioning.

From being a national athlete to becoming a SAFF referee assessor, Bina Shrestha’s journey defies societal expectations and family pressures.