LAHAN, Oct 3: Rambabu Pandit of Lahan hardly gets break from his work during Dashain. In fact, it is the peak season of the year for him. He makes clay idols of gods and goddesses that are high in demand during the festival.

Nepal's stolen gods

July 23, 2018 12:40 pm

Since the 1980s, authorities estimate thieves have plundered tens of thousands of Nepalese antiquities.

DANG, July 22: Farmers here have worshiped the Bhumebarma god after the area has failed to receive rain even as the time is nearing towards the end of monsoon.

Along with the unabated popularity of football, growing still, fans across the world have kept the debate about their favorite players and teams alive through the past several decades. As a global sport, football has united millions of fans across the world in many ways.

A dance of Gods and Goddesses

January 28, 2018 09:02 am

BHAKTAPUR, Jan 28: This year’s annual Nava Durga Gana dance officially began on January 15 in Bhaktapur. The festival runs for eight months and concludes on the day of Bhalbhal Astami in the Nepali month of Shrawan. The first day of the Nava Durga Gana dance was showcased at Suryamadhi, ward number 9, Bhaktapur. Nava Durga Gana dance is also known as Angalakegu, which means catching fish in Newari language. However, the dance does not include any act of fishing.

God’s Servant

September 9, 2017 09:45 am

Rajaram Sedai is a 74-year-old priest at a temple near Nagpokhari. Originally from Nuwakot, he left his home at the age of 13 and went to India with five rupees in his pocket. Back then, he did not know that Kathmandu even existed. In India, he worked as a domestic helper at a local’s house.

A research has shown that renowned museums and affluent people do attach great importance to collecting, selling and transacting rare goods of archeological importance.

Dancing with the Gods

September 2, 2016 03:00 am

Like most 20 year olds in their second year of Certified Medical Laboratory Technician (CMLT) course, Rajan Bade too is bracing himself for his board exams.

DANG, Aug 26: Around 100 churches in Dang district rely heavily on money collected from followers, most of whom are from poor economic backgrounds, to run their operations.