Asmita Khanal: A sporty actor
- by Aditya Neupane
Asmita Khanal's main goal was to support body growth via gymnastic but eventually this sport grew into her passion. And, now she is the an international female gymnastic player. ...
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SAG includes fencing for the first time: Nepali fencer Payas aims for gold
- by Kiran Lama
A group of young girls and boys who were clad in the white kit were practicing with swords at the covered hall of National Police Academy, Maharajgunj on Thursday. They all were national fencers—preparing for...
Poetry detoxifies mental toxin: Viplob Pratik
- by Kiran Lama
Viplob Pratik is a prolific name when it comes to poems, lyrics, and translation in contemporary Nepali literary fraternity. Born and raised in Kathmandu, Pratik has penned over a hundred poems in Nepali and English...
Using film making as a tool to express thoughts and experiences
- by Sangita Shrestha
They chose film making as a tool to express their thoughts and they also realized that film is a strong medium to convey the same. ...
When music becomes passion
- by Anwesha Khadka
Music has the power of healing and connecting people. And Damodar Adhikari is a musician who also teaches music. He has sung and composed songs like Jaga Jaga, Yahi Ho Mero Desh, Bandaina Nepal, Bideshma...
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Better to see something than hearing about it
- by Rahat Poudel
In a conversation with MyCity’s Rahat Poudel, Shrestha shared his love towards taking the adventures. Here are the results:
Instant Inquiry with Ritavrat Joshi
- by Republica
Ritavrat Joshi is one of the emerging bass players in Nepal. He’s currently involved in Kamero, Space and his solo act, Lawpacks. MyCity features Joshi on this week’s Instant Inquiry. Here’s what he had to say:
Self defense is not just about physical defense
- by Aditya Neupane
Self defense is a technique that is done for self protection from any forms of harm.
If you want to tell good stories, then pursue journalism: Deepak Adhikari
- by Republica
Deepak Adhikari is a well-known face in Nepali journalism. He has written for many international outlets, including The New York Times, The Guardian, The Time and many more.
Instant Inquiry with Rajesh Nepali
- by Rahat Poudel
Rajesh Nepali is an emerging Nepali musician who became the internet sensation due to his highly known high-octave vocals. Started from doing gigs in the bar and restaurant, Nepali is currently working on his debut album that is releasing any time soon. MyCity features Nepali on this week’s Instant Inquiry. Here are the results:
Obstacles exist to make you stronger
- by Anwesha Khadka
It's not easy to get past criticism from your friends, especially when you are a teen. Having been criticized by friends for joining a commerce course, which lead him to choose CA, Thanesor Bashyal feels he chose the right career path. Currently the managing partner of Bashyal & Associates and holding shares in many other companies, he is also involved in social works.
Instant Inquiry with Astha Tamang-Maskey
- by Rahat Poudel
Astha Tamang-Maskey is a Toronto-based Nepali indie alternative pop singer/songwriter and a rising sound engineer. With 2 studio albums released, she is currently working on her third full-length Nepali album, Sa Re Ga Ma Pa’, which is scheduled to release in 2020. The title track of the upcoming record released on July 27.
Here’s why working in different work field is fun experience
- by Rahat Poudel
In the heat of the time, keeping track of the chores goes awful beyond measure. But when it’s planned, it’s easy to spend a day. Sure, you’ll be busy but there’s not any way that you’re increasing your productivity.
Two times world record holder Dinesh Sunar set to leave the nation for better future
- by Kiran Lama
Despite holding two world records in parkour, Dinesh Sunar also known as the king of parkour is set to leave the country for seeking a better life.
Learning new things every day on the horizon of nanotechnology
- by Anwesha Khadka
Despite being in a family of professional doctors; Professor Dr Hem Raj Pant was always interested in becoming an engineer. Though he couldn't do his bachelor's degree in engineering, he did his PhD in the engineering field. Currently, he is working as a professor in Department of Applied Sciences at Institute of Engineering (IOE), Pukchowk Campus affiliated to Tribhuvan University. Moreover, he often travels to different universities abroad as a guest lecturer. He is one of the Nepali scientists whose articles have been citied the most. And he is the recipient of Nepal Technology Award from Prime minister of Nepal (Nepal Academy of Science and Technology, Government of Nepal in 2018) and he has been listed in Marquis Who’s Who in the World 31st Edition, USA, 2014, among other awards and honors.
Instant Inquiry with Robin Tamang
- by Rahat Poudel
MyCity features Robin Tamang for this week's Instant Inquiry. Here are the excerpts:
A traveler who turned into storyteller
- by Sangita Shrestha
Beebal Singh Limbu graduated in the first batch of Travel and Tourism Management course from Nepal College of Travel and Tourism Management. He completed his studies in 2001 and started his career eventually. He used to manage rafting tour, and then he began to tour tourists in Nepal, India and Tibet. He still is working as a guide but his tour has a purpose.
Instant Inquiry with Multi
- by Rahat Poudel
For this weekend’s Instant Inquiry, MyCity caught up with the vocal prodigy and the frontman of ChakaChak, Multi. Here’s what he had to say:
Understanding light and capturing moments
- by Sangita Shrestha
Prasant Shrestha is a freelance photographer who is interested in study of human beings—anthropology. That is why he captures mostly portraits, culture/festivities, daily life, and political scenarios along with landscapes.
Bold Preety willing to fight for her musical career
- by Kiran Lama
Since, the hippie era (1970s), Thamel has been one of the popular tourist hubs in Nepal. Known for the night life activities such as live music and night party, this part of the city has garnered the title ‘City That Never Sleeps’.