- by Republica
The Embassy of India, Kathmandu organized a concert of world renowned Tabla Maestro, Padma Bhushan, Ustad Zakir Hussain at the Embassy premises on Tuesday. According to a press statement released by the Embassy of India, Kathmandu, the event was organized in association with Surya Nepal, Nepal SBI, Jet Airways and Radisson Hotel.
- by Aditya Neupane
Everybody wants to live in a clean and hygienic home. But it’s hard to manage time to clean heavy household furniture and decors like carpet and sofa, marble, parquet and so on. Wouldn’t it be amazing if someone comes and says that we will do all of these work within lesser time, and with lesser water? Well! Shine and Clean has been providing unique service where they can actually visit your doorsteps and clean your carpets with 80 percent lesser water than that you would use in doing so. The best part of this service is that your products won’t be damaged.
- by Akina Singh
You can play with me Until you get sick of me. You can break me, If that’s what you want.
- by Saugat Bhattarai
Over two million years, human beings have experienced and achieved so many feats that today they proudly enjoy the most comfortable life they could ever imagine. Thanks to the advancements in technology in recent decades. While many other living species still wander in forests, humans have started their journey of exploring the space. After conquering land and seas, today, human aspire to conquer vacuum. No doubt, the technology they posses is surely going to make their mission of conquest successful within few centuries, if not few scores. But still, the pertinent question remains, ‘What if the same technology snatches the most precious asset human beings posses- the ability to think and analyze?’
Two brothers, Robin Sharma and Anup Sharma had nine years of experience in running the ‘Guitar Shop’ under their belt when they founded the ‘Mantra Guitar’ in 2017. After studying MBA in Media and Entertainment, in Mumbai, Robin and Anup began this journey with products that will help to change, connect and build art with music. From that point, they intended to produce affordable guitars that will change the people’s view towards the musical instruments.
- by Shahin Sunuwar Rasaili
Amar Nachsahani, 35, repairs generators and water pumps. He is from Patna, Bihar. He arrived in Kathmandu three years ago. He traveled with his Nepali friends and ended up working here. “I have been traveling to different places of India and Nepal. But this is the first time that I have stayed back in the same place for three years,” said Nachsahani. Nachsahani learned the repairing skills in Patna with the help of his friends. He started working at the age of 15.
- by Republica
Ayush Shrestha, 20, has won the title of Himalaya Roadies Season 2 ‘Wild Wild West’. He has managed to bag the title of the winner by outperforming other finalists: Tejaswi Basnet (24) and Pribir Ghale (24). Shrestha got Yamaha FZ 25 bike, and the cash prize of Rs 1,090,000.
- by Republica
Sushant KC is famously known for his soulful and melodious songs like ‘Aama’, ‘Maya ma, and ‘Timile'. He is in Nepal for vacation and is currently studying in Sydney, Australia at The University of New South Wales.
- by Dipendra Thapa
Time, according to science, is the gap between two events. It reminded me of things without gaps.
- by Bhuwan Thapaliya
I am neither moving nor stationary. Yet, I see you everywhere, and see All things in you. You are the brightness. Neither the Sun nor the fire is brighter than you.
Learn to speak your heart out
- by Smriti Dhungana
Recently, Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone got married to Ranveer Singh and her bridal wear, a red and golden saree, became the center of attraction for all. They married in two different traditional ways where Padukone wore the designer saree prepared by Sabyasachi and K Radharaman.
- by Republica
‘Nacha Firiri’, a famous Nepali music video reached 30 million views recently. The production team organized a special program in Kathmandu recently to celebrate this achievement.
- by Republica
Directed by debutant Suraj Malla, ‘Shakuntalako Aunthi’ is being onstage at Shilpee Theater, Battisputali from last Friday.
- by Arjeeb Cartman
Oh! Poor, Oh! A caged little nestling Spreading his wings: the joy of freedom he surmises Of the gospel he is unaware, on isolation he cling Wisely wizard withdrew him, wily unwise
- by Bhubi Bista
Red is a color of blood and love, which is inseparable from any creature. Don’t make red stand as a color of difference, let it symbolize love and power!
- by Sonam Lama
Working at the intersection of arts and research, Bharat Giri finds his ideas no far from science. A researcher in spiritual science, his work is keenly crafted in intensive studies on subjects that are interlinked with human mind, behavior and existence. His early interest in contrastingly different subjects started as a Bsc. Student and a meditation practitioner two decades ago. Having graduated in culture in 2012, he recently earned a degree in Buddhism studies from Tribhuvan University in 2018. He successfully participated in International Scientific Conference held in Kathmandu in 2016 and 2017 respectively.
- by Kiran Lama
Not only women, men are also freely expressing themselves in fashion in recent time. They can be seen at shopping malls buying and looking for clothes. Besides, they keep updating themselves in terms of fashion. Be it watching videos on YouTube or reading relevant articles, they are closely following the fashion industry.
- by Mohan Gurung
SYANGJA, Nov 26: Winter has hit the town and we can notice the deposition of snow in the mountains. Ripped buckwheat and paddy have changed the terrace of Syangja village into a sea of cereals. Blessed with diverse natural beauty, Syangja has a huge potential for tourism. The presence of natural and cultural heritages has added to promoting adventure and religious tourism in the district.
- by Amrit Poudel
A few minutes before heading out to the concert by the Axe band-one of the legendary Nepali bands, I, along with the other lads from MS, was waiting for the MoMo’s to be delivered. Smoke and booze; they never fail to palliate one’s heart from the loquacious, bumptious world which we call home- sweet home.