- by Sonam Lama
The definition of communication has surpassed the mere decoding and encoding of information. Many enthusiasts have been rising above their cultural and national identity to join hands as global citizens. Communication process at present is barely confined to one’s first language. Thus, the idea of cross-cultural communication has taken a leap closing the cultural gap between varied communities today.
- by Republica
‘The man of Kathmandu’ has released its trailer and poster at Nepali National Convention 2018 held at Chicago, USA, on Sunday. The film was made with an investment of Rs 50 million and was filmed in Kathmandu and Los Angeles.
- by Republica
Mcube Gallery, Patan, is currently showcasing ‘Finding the roots’. The exhibition, which started on August 31, features artists Erina Tamarakar, and Sushman Shakya from Nepal, along with artist duo Yichin Lin and YiLun Lu, and researcher Soma Liang from Taiwan.
- by Sailesh Gautam
Are human beings really moral? Well, they made you a fool. They rely on the nature, And environment they don’t nurture.
- by Anish Lamichhane
In 1993, the first edition of the SAFF Cup, Nepal finished third. Similarly, Nepal finished fourth in the following edition. Nepal failed to go through the group stage in the third edition, which was held in Kathmandu in 1997. In 1999, Nepal finished fourth. In 2003, 2005, 2008, and 2009 Nepal were knocked out from the group stage.
- by Laxman
Learn to embrace your differences
- by Rahat Poudel
Comic-Con International: San Diego is the largest convention held in San Diego. In the convention, comic book based movie trailers are released, there are meet and greet programs with on-screen personas, and authors of comic books.
- by Rahat Poudel
Comic books have always gathered the appreciation for providing an action-packed enhancement of the lives of superheroes. The rugged graphics that comics flaunt is fine-tuned by captivating storylines. Moreover, the portrayal of comic characters through series, anime, and even mainstream cinemas further aid in increasing its fan base. To celebrate the grandeur of the vibrant characters, enthusiasts from around the world come together in different venues, to speculate their own fan theories, which are regularly attested by the comic authors.
- by Republica
Rabina Beauty Parlour has appointed actress Nita Dhungana as its brand ambassador for a year. An event was organized on Saturday to announce the appointment.
- by Sonam Lama
Bishwo Gautam’s designs represent the mastery of work that he puts to his creations. His taste in fashion developed at an early age while growing up in Chitwan. After obtaining a bachelor’s degree in fashion designing from Namuna College of Fashion Designing in 2007, he went on to establish Bishwo’s creations the following year. Gautam then put up his first solo show in 2011, in Soaltee Crown Plaza, where he showcased a total of 10 fashion sequences.
- by Republica
28-year-old Rabin Sibanjar is a civil engineer by profession. But when it comes to participating in cultural events, he has always been keen on contributing his part.
- by Republica
Founder of Samata School, Uttam Sanjel got married to Kala Adhikari on Monday at the Guhyeshwari Temple, Kathmandu. Adhikari is a health assistant at Samata Hospital. The entire wedding was summed up at Rs 300, where prerequisites like sindur (vermillion power), pote (glass beads), and garland were bought for Rs 25, Rs 75, and Rs 200 respectively.
- by Republica
Daayitwa completed its 8th cohort of the fellowship program on Sunday. Marking the end of their summer fellowship program that started in June, Daayitwa had organized Daayitwa Nepal Public Service Fellowship Symposium 2018 at Yala Maya Kendra. According to the press statement released by Daayitwa, the event was graced by the presence of Tham Maya Thapa, Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizen.
- by Republica
Students of Laalabaala are scheduled to participate in Human Mosiac Festival, in Theater Brama, Poland. 24 countries are slated to participate in the festival. As per the press release, the Nepali participants will practice their act, Heroes Don’t Come, prior to their performance. The visit is being jointly organized by Kathmandu Pragya Kunja School and School Theater Nepal.
- by Republica
Milan Bikram Sijapati and Binita Rai have clinched the winning titles of the 3rd Mr Bullsmen Open Nationwide Men Bodybuilding and Women Fitness Championship 2018, held in Pokhara on Saturday in their respective gender divisions.
- by Shikha Bahety
Why do we think that we have forever? Why do we not comprehend that there is an end and life is more than what we are striving, and living for? Why is it difficult for us to accept that we are not immortals?
- by Kiran Lama
There is a famous saying in Nepali which translates to: “A boy can’t get a girl for marriage if he hasn’t traveled abroad.” Though absurd, this mindset still prevails in the Nepali society. More often than not, the family of the girl is hesitant about marrying off their daughter to a boy who’ve never stepped foot outside the country. However, various other reasons compel foreign migration. Better career opportunities and further studies are the most influential ones.
- by Rejina Basnet
KATHMANDU, Sept 3: A group of artists protested against the rape and murder of the 13-year-old Nirmala Panta at Maitighar Mandala on Tuesday. According to the police report, Nirmala, a resident of Kanchanpur, was brutally raped and eventually murdered. Several nation-wide protests are being organized demanding for justice to Nirmala.
- by Aditya Neupane
KATHMANDU, Sept 3: The advent of the 90s brought about massive changes in communication technology. Not only did internet services become accessible to the public, but it introduced independent broadcasters amid the general mass via digital mediums. Additionally, the overall evolution of visual media and digital platforms gradually took over sole dominance radio had established in the broadcasting media.
- by Rejina Basnet
KATHMANDU, Sept 3: The summit meeting of Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) ended a few days back. The summit saw a participation of heads of state or government of its seven-member nations -- Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand.