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WordCamp Pokhara 2018 to be held on November 24

- by Republica

The 2018 edition of WordCamp is being held in the tourist city of Pokhara in Nepal on November 24. WordCamp is an annual conference organized by Wordpress entrepreneurs, web developers, creative bloggers, and hundreds of Wordpress enthusiasts around the globe.

Bulbul to release first song through flash mob

Bulbul to release first song through flash mob

- by Republica

Actor Swastima Khadka-starrer film ‘Bulbul’ is all set to release its first song entitled ‘Khudra Khudri’ through a flash mob.  Flash mob is a group of people who assemble and start dancing against the music in a public place.

Spectrum of life

Spectrum of life

- by Amrit Poudel

Petals – they are full of color. Juices - bees alone cannot empty. Blossoms – aroma spreads across. Teases the dusty concrete city.

How fair are the rules during Menstruation in the Hindu Culture

How fair are the rules during Menstruation in the Hindu Culture

- by Anushka Regmi

Brought up in a Brahmin family, I have experienced different practices done by girls in the name of religion and culture. Among those practices the most common and  unwanted  is that of treating a girl during her menstruation. A girl being physically weak in those 4 days of month has to face not only those cramps and pains but has to confront situations of being addressed as   ‘impure’.

Drawing  without colors

Drawing without colors

- by Sonam Lama

Visual artist and art journalist, Devendra Thumkeli reminisce his childhood days indulged in making clay arts which later encouraged him to pursue career in contemporary arts. He holds a Master’s in Fine Arts from Tribhuvan University. For nearly two decades he has also been working as a journalist writing for ‘art’ column.

Untold Stories of Sexual Harassment: #MeToo

Untold Stories of Sexual Harassment: #MeToo

- by Sanghamitra Subba

The #MeToo is a social media movement which has been gaining a worldwide momentum from the past couple of years. In Nepal, women and girls are coming forward with their own stories of sexual harassment. From the nationwide support for the rape and murder victim, Nirmala Pant and the social media support for #JusticeForNirmala, it is quite clear that the #MeToo movement in Nepal is here to stay.

Course on heritage conservation introduced under Lumbini Buddhist University

Course on heritage conservation introduced under Lumbini Buddhist University

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Oct 29: A seminar on updating the syllabus for Master of Arts in Buddhism and Himalayan Studies was held at the Lumbini College of Buddhism and Himalayan Studies at Taragaun premises,  Kathmandu. The one-day seminar focused on updating and revitalizing the concept of ‘Stream B: Heritage Conservation and Traditional Architecture’ under the syllabus.

Tuborg launches the Dream Big Project

Tuborg launches the Dream Big Project

KATHMANDU, Oct 29: After the success of its international collaboration ‘Stay Open’ with The Arbitrary Group, Tuborg is now launching ‘Dream Big Project’, as part of ‘Tuborg Open Sessions’.

First Asian Studies Annual Conference concluded

First Asian Studies Annual Conference concluded

- by Republica

KATHMANDU, Oct 29: First Asian Studies Annual Conference, aiming to contribute to efforts of intellectual conservation by providing platform to scholars from different parts across the globe, has been organized in Kathmandu.

Home Calling: Kora

Home Calling: Kora

- by Kiran Lama

KATHMANDU, Oct 28: According to Hindu mythology, when Lakshman, the younger brother of lord Rama suggested him to rule over the beautiful land of Lanka after defeating Ravan, the elder brother said that mother and motherland were greater than even heaven.

Exploring artistic expression in open air

Exploring artistic expression in open air

- by Sangita Shrestha

KATHMANDU, Oct 28: Amateur artists Dibesh Pradhan and Rakesh Chandra Shrestha, both colleagues at Nepal’s foremost college of fine arts Lalit Kala Campus, have initiated ‘Saturday Plein Air workshop’ to explore the artists in them.

‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ announces cover competition in Nepal

Hollywood film ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ has announced a cover song competition for the Nepali audience. The competition is jointly organized by two distribution companies—20th Century Fox and Apple Entertainment. Participants of the competition should make cover of any one song of British rock band ‘Queen’, according to a press release issued today.

I am gay and proud to be one: Prabal Gurung

I am gay and proud to be one: Prabal Gurung

- by Kiran Lama

Eminent American-Nepali fashion designer Prabal Gurung declared his sexual orientation at an event in the Kathmandu Valley on Thursday Evening. At 'A Conversation with Prabal Gurung' organized by Photo Kathmandu at Patan Durbar Square, he said he is a gay.

Nepathya to perform in Sikkim

Nepathya to perform in Sikkim

After a successful encounter with the audience in Kathmandu’s Swayambhu few weeks ago, Nepathya is set to leave for Sikkim in India.  The premier folk-rock band of Nepal is all set to perform at Rabong in southern part of Sikkim.

‘Kahi Nabhayako Jatra Handigauma’

‘Kahi Nabhayako Jatra Handigauma’

- by Shahin Sunuwar Rasaili

Every year the Handigauma neighborhood of Kathmandu celebrates the famous Handigauma Jatra, on the day after Kojarat Poornima, the last day of Dashain festival.

Visit Janakpur set to be launched

- by Republica

Code for Nepal, an organization working in the field of digital literacy, announced the launch of web portal ‘Visit Janakpur’.

AI Nepal donates books to Central Jail library

AI Nepal donates books to Central Jail library

Amnesty International (AI) Nepal and Amnesty International Nepal-affiliated Group 18, Kathmandu, jointly donated 182 books on various themes to Nepal’s Central Jail library at Sundhara on Wednesday.

BFI Flare Short Film Festival in Kathmandu

BFI Flare Short Film Festival in Kathmandu

- by Republica

The British Council organized a press meet on Wednesday at Lainchaur to announce the screening of short films from British Film Institute’s Flare, London’s LGBT Film Festival, in Kathmandu.