KATHMANDU, May 15: Nepal has achieved remarkable progress in the healthcare sector in recent decades, thanks in large part to the Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHVs) program. These women have played a critical role in revolutionizing the healthcare system in Nepal and are often the first point of contact for addressing health concerns in their communities.

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Though Sizi Thapa has no studio of her own, she is still one of the few established make-up artists in the country. She works as a freelancer and lives her days with versatility. Her 10-day make-up workshop, which to a make-up beginner was one of the most informative make-up experiences, concluded on July 4.

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In a tête-à-tête with Republica’s Arun Budhathoki, Aayush Shrestha, the co-founder of Lishn, talks about the future of streaming app, the present challenges faced by musicians, and their visions to challenge the status quo of the music industry.