- by Rohit Rai
Travelling to new places and experiencing the local culture can shift your perspective. Moreover, you can gain a sense of rejuvenation as well. And if you are the one looking for getting out from the hustle and bustle of Kathmandu, how about going Dharan and stay at the newly formed homestay at Bishnupaduka Homestay, Dharan.
- by Aditya Neupane
As dogs’ biological system is not similar to that of humans. They need comprehensive care.
- by Republica
Actor Aliza Gautam has donated Rs 100,000 to Dhurmus-Suntali Foundation for the construction of Gautam Buddha International Cricket Stadium at Chitwan to mark her birthday on Monday.
- by Republica
Production team of the upcoming Nepali film ‘Love Station’ has funded tuitions and admission fees of 45 orphans amid a special program organized at Joint Disabled Unity Awaz Center, Gokarna.
- by Republica
The British School (TBS) Kathmandu is all set for ‘The British School Kathmandu Fashion Show 2019’ scheduled for Saturday at Soaltee Crowne Plaza, Soaltee Mode.
- by Associated Press
In an age of screens and keyboarding, when kids hardly learn cursive anymore, fountain pens — along with their old-timey accouterments like blotters, bottled ink, and fancy nibs — are making a comeback. There are jazzy new colors and styles, and an array of affordable options.
- by Sonam Lama
The inauguration ceremony of Society for Animal Welfare (SAW), a group teamed up for stray animal welfare was held on Thursday at Hotel Yak & Yeti, Durbar Marg. With an aim to raise awareness about diseases control and population management, SAW organized the initiative to ensure improved medical treatment to stray animals.
- by Republica
Karki and her fiancé, Aayushman Desraj Joshi landed on Dhanusha on Monday with sanitary pads, bags and needy essentials to raise awareness as a part of a campaign of their newly registered organization ‘Aayanka Foundation’.
- by Sonam Lama
Somedays meek, somedays rough some moments feeble, otherwise tough
- by Republica
Shrinkhala watched the game in VIP seating alongside former boss of Manchester United Sir Alex Ferguson, Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Patrick Evra, Paul Pogba.
- by Associated Press
A strange scenario took place in this central Lithuania village this weekend. Chanting devils, goats, witches and others filled the streets to chase winter away.
- by Republica
There are 4000 volumes of books on important topics of Nepal like history, culture, anthropology, etc. He added, “There is no limitation on who should come and use the library or not. It is for everyone and we are looking forward to making it bigger and better.”
- by Republica
Ambassador of Japan to Nepal, Masamichi Saigo, signed a grant contract for upgrading of women’s handicraft and Mithila art center in Janakpur.
- by Associated Press
“After coming back, I started hearing from Silicon Valley founders, from employees, who all said the same thing, which was that they appreciated this kind of air cover,” Ohanian said in interview with The Associated Press. “Because it meant that there was clear sign from someone who was very ambitious, very career-driven, very goal oriented, and yet I made this a priority.”
- by Associated Press
Prince Harry and his pregnant wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, are visiting a school high up in Morocco’s rugged Atlas Mountains.
- by Shahin Sunuwar Rasaili
When she was in seventh grade, she got involved with handicraft and knitting sweater. This helped her fund her own education. Every weekend she weaved carpets. She has been training people to knit sweaters knitting when she was in the seventh grade.
- by Sangita Shrestha
Despite being the victims of conflict, because they are civilians, they never received compensations of any kinds from the government for what had happened to their lives and the lives attached to them. Though the civil war came to an end in 2006, the sufferings of the war-victims still have not finished. The various difficulties they face and how they are coping with their lives now are on an exhibition titled ‘14 Stories: Living Memories of War’. The exhibition kicked off on Tuesday at Staff College, Jawalakhel where it also features the audio along with photographs of survivors.
- by Reuters
Venice kicked off its annual Carnival festivities on Saturday with a floating, night-time parade down the Rio di Cannaregio, one of the city’s famed canals, starting more than two weeks of celebrations that draw flocks of masked revelers.
Himalayan White House College is organizing 8th edition of ‘National Science Expo’ on Saturday.
A signing ceremony was organized between Namseoul University from South Korea and Forum of Nepalese Journalist on Wednesday at the premises of District Coordination Committee, Kathmandu.