- Saturday, 14 March 2026
Avaya Shrestha
Khanal reflects Mithila civilisation in 'Ghurko Dhuwa'
In his memoir collection Ghurko Dhuwa, journalist Rajesh Khanal vividly portrays the lifestyle of the Madhesi people and the essence of Mithila civilisation. His depiction reflects the Madhesi way of life nearly 5
FOSWAL Festival boosts SAARC literature
The enthusiasm among young Nepali writers to participate in the FOSWAL Literature Festival held in New Delhi in the second week of this November was palpable. This yea
Sabita’s 'Pyramids of Lexical Ripples' is vocally feminist
Sabita Gautam Dahal from Biratnagar is outspoken by nature, a trait that vividly reflects in her poetry. Her recently published English poetry collection 'Pyramids of Lexical Ripples' prominently features a feminist voice.
Brabim specialises in Mundhum songs
It was Bhagat Subba who first popularised Limbu songs among music lovers. After him, Brabim Sherma has emerged to make them popular. Although a young singer, Sherma has already got a special credit for professionalising Limbu songs.
Momila's questions remain unanswered
Author Momila is in a merry mood these days. She feels relieved when she gets a positive response for her much-talked anthology of essays Prasna Haru Ta Baki Nai Rahanchhan (The Questions Remain Unanswered) which has hit the bookstores of the capital, recently.
