- by Pratyencha Koirala
In this fast-paced, globalized world, where technology and electronic gadgets surround us everywhere we go, it's important to take a step back and embrace the simplicity of old-school ways. Holding a paperback in your hands...
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- by Mimansak Nepal
Mustang is one of the eleven districts of Gandaki Province and one of the seventy-seven districts in Nepal. Formerly known as the Kingdom of Lo Manthang, it became a part of the Nepalese Federation in...
- by Shreya Singh
Peace Bhumi, a community of practitioners in Conflict Sensitive media production, celebrated Pride Month by honoring the Queer community. This event, held at the creative reading space of Coffee at Anu Books, was a powerful...
- by Sanskriti Pokharel
Bibek, with an umbrella in his hand, was waiting for a bus to Talchowk. Despite half an hour passing, no bus had arrived. While waiting, he suddenly felt a pat on his back which made...
- by Republica
I woke up so excitedly that I scurried off to breakfast, packed my bag and headed to school. Bursting thoughts about the gala took over the usual recess buzz as I talked to my friends...
- by Divya Adhikari
The winner of kimff 2024 Awards "No Monastery, No Village" is a powerful documentary that takes us into the heart of Halji, an isolated village in Nepal connected to the historic Waltse Rinchenling Buddhist Monastery. The documentary, directed by Tashi Lhajom and produced by Andrew Tkach, delivers a story of a community that has existed since the 11th century.
- by Tek Narayan Dhakal
You are the City of Beauty! City of Fine Arts! Mother of the Man of the Century-- Satya Mohan Joshi, the Literary giant of Nepal!
- by Sergio Shumsher JB Rana
A relic of prehistoric times, the Kathmandu Valley is a natural marvel that displays the architectural prowess of nature. With hills of an astonishing range from 2700 to 8700 feet on average that encircles the land within, the valley bears resemblance to a sort of majestic bowl, enlarged in size. A closer examination of the structure and its formation some ten millennia ago reveals much more about the current climate situation. But how was this skeleton formed?
- by RAKHI BIND
In a world inundated with distractions and demands, it's easy to lose sight of the simple pleasures that nourish our souls and sustain our spirits. As we navigate the frenetic pace of modern life, it's all too common to overlook the quiet refuge offered by the pages of a book—a refuge that holds the key to unlocking a world of wonder, wisdom, and wellness.
- by Republica
In recent years, Nepal's Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector has experienced a transformative journey, evolving from a distant dream to a tangible reality. Spearheading this transformation is "Tech Peak," a groundbreaking event poised to revolutionize Nepal's ICT landscape and catapult it onto the global stage.
- by Bishakha Koirala
The largest glass bead sale in Nepal takes place in the hidden, tiny lanes of Indrachowk near Ason, the center of historic Kathmandu. Shiny, sparkling glass beads and jewelry fashioned of them are found in abundance in the busy Potey Bazar of Indra Chowk, dangling exquisitely
- by Divya Adhikari
In the quiet valley of Dhorpatan, I am surrounded by the stunning grasp of snowy green trees and scattered stone homes, the remains of a village that appears to have vanished. I follow a woman, captivated by the beautiful rhythm of her singing, a moving dedication to life. As I wander through the desolate village, the echoes of her melody intertwine with the emptiness weaving a tale of resilience and solitude.
- by Ganga Biswakarma
CAR stretches its entry to the classroom along with plea, As human basic needs, This is the key of self-determination theory - for enlightened glee. CAR stands for Competence, Autonomous and Relatedness, And these are the classroom principle to ensure the meaningful learning greatness.
- by Sajira Shrestha
There was a candy shop. Sour, sweet, you name it all. A heaven for me When I was little.
- by Samragyi Neupane
I only wished one thing when the plane neared Japan; to land safely. It was my first time panicking on the plane, I am not really a person who gets scared due to stuff like this, but, the other passengers also started screaming and I naturally got scared too. Anyway, it was raining cats and dogs when we were on the way to our hotel. And guess what, a typhoon seemed to have occurred there before our arrival (I know right, what a perfect day to land in Japan!).
- by Sadrish Raj Tuladhar
Nature is so beautiful Oh! The amount of happiness you get there is plentiful Now sitting under a tree
- by Basanta Lohani and Usha Lohani
Few can trail along the complex terrain of groundbreaking achievements. And, filmmakers chose the story of such titans to compound it into a blockbuster. In this genre, the character is nonfictional but the dramatization isn’t. Thus, the filmmaker's dramatization could, to an extent, divorce it from reality.
- by Sajira Shrestha
I desire a world, A world with only peace, I desire a world, A world so beautiful and clean.
- by Rajasee Hamal
The years flew, And we never knew, but now As we face the reality, the fear of Letting go creeps in Now as I look at the school halls I realize these years were the happiest I had ever been
- by Rajasee Hamal
Your eyes fell into mine Assured me everything would be fine Your eyes lingered on mine, I thought I arrived just in time,