“Most of the blind people can walk and read without light. We do not have to close our eyes to meditate or concentrate,” said Sarita Lamichhane.

He has been visiting Kathmandu in every six month for the past five years. "We have harvesting season only for six months. Then we come down to lower Dolpo and to other places once winter starts," said Gyanmey Dorje Lama Gurung.

Devi Chandra Neupane knows the alleys of Kathmandu very well. Born in Kalikot, Neupane was deprived of formal education since there was no school in his village.

Have you lately had your thesis bound? Uttam KC is into binding thesis. He binds thesis works for many students studying at different Universities in Nepal.

Be it the sun shining or gloomy clouds hovering in the sky of Patan, the alleys of Krishna Mandir would lead you to Dev Nandhan Choudhary’s open fruit shop.

"I was born in Birgunj. My mother worked at a local hospital. My father had a serious drinking problem. I have a younger brother. Unfortunately, my mother passed away when I was 13. My father was torn apart. We then shifted to Lalitpur. At the age of 13, I worked at Khajuri, Chapagaun and started supporting my family," said Sabitri, a 35 year-old gardener.