- Thursday, 14 May 2026
Renuka Dhakal
Food artisans enjoy making Yomari
A group of food artisans was busy making a traditional Newari dish called Yomari at the grounds of the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in Naxal, Kathmandu, on Wednesday.
Has golden era of Nepali films really begun?
After Dashain this year, one Nepali film after another is making news headlines as each local film released in the last two months has achieved an unprecedented success. In the past, local films co
Pudasaini’s Tips For Nation’s Prosperity
Education is considered a powerful tool that helps not only spread the light of knowledge but also build a well-off society. Moreover, with quality education that meets global standards, a country can leap forward in
Dhukdhuki 72 Megahertz: Heartfelt tale of mother’s love, sacrifice
A woman sits quietly under a large tree in the darkness, completely lost in her thoughts. Meanwhile, a man enters the scene, humming a song as he approaches her. Curiously, he asks why she is sitting in the dark. He then turns on the light and the two begin to converse humorously and romantically. On stage, actress Menuka Pradhan and actor Karma Shakya portray the characters as husband and wife, both affectionately calling each other ‘Maya’.
Recalling Mahakavi Devkota on Laxmi Puja
The birth anniversary of Mahakavi (the great poet) Laxmi Prasad Devkota is celebrated on the day of Laxmi Puja every year.
Kunti, Shila Bahadur Moktan: A legacy of timeless Nepali melodies
Kunti Moktan and Shila Bahadur Moktan are enduring pillars of grace and talent in the Nepali music industry. Born and raised in Darjeeli
Dashain Celebration Of Celebrities
After a year of hard work and hectic schedules, everyone looks forward to moments of relaxation and joy. Dashain, Nepal’s longest and most significant festival, offers just that—a break from the daily grind, an op
‘Jiri on Canvas’ kicks off
A three-day art exhibition ‘Canvasma Jiri’ (Jiri on Canvas) began at NB Centre, New Baneshwor, on Friday. The exhibition highlights th
Ranju Yadav: Breaking Boundaries Through Art
A shy and innocent girl, grew up in a conservative background where women were often confined to their homes and discouraged from being vocal or stepping out like men. Ranju Yadav dared to dream and explore the suffering of women through artistic expressions.
Ghimire’s undying passion for editing, directing ever-present in his life
Nishan Ghimire, a distinguished film editor and director of music videos and films, has been a leading figure in the Nepali film industry for over two decades. With a career spanning mo
Ashma Kumari KC crowned Miss Nepal World 2024
Ashma Kumari KC has been chosen Miss Nepal World 2024. She was crowned the coveted title amid a grand finale held at Sunrise Conference Hall in Godawari, Lalitpur, on Saturday. Srichchha Pradhan, Miss
Chhewang Lama: From YouTube sensation to rising star of Nepali Music
Chhewang Lama, now serving as a judge on season 3 of ‘The Voice Kids Nepal’ is emerging as a promising and talented singer in the Nepali music industry. It’s evident from the fact
Kala shines in folk duet music for over two decades
Kala Lamsal has become a household name among folk duet enthusiasts, captivating audiences with her melodious voice and mesmerising performances for over two decades. She has been fascinated b
Nepali filmdom still mired in lack of accountability, transparency
The film industry is considered an important sector for cultural and economic development in other countries, in Nepal, the film sector has yet to take the shape of a vibrant industry even 60 years after the first film, ‘Aama’, was produced on Nepali soil.
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Manoj Bahadur Gurkha spreading Nepali culture in Bangladesh
Manoj Bahadur Gurkha, a Bangladeshi of Nepali origin, has been residing in Bangladesh for seven generations, diligently preserving the Nepali language, art, culture and lifestyle. Recently, he embarked on a journey to Nepal to seek out his ancestral home in Gorkha, where he visited the Majhi settlement. He shared his profound love for Nepali soil, music and culture with The Rising Nepal in a detailed conversation. Manoj Bahadur and his family live in the Rangamati Hill District of Bangladesh.
