Two Pakistani women sit together on a couch, rehearsing their lines while a director scrutinizes them. Waiting off camera for his scene is the male lead, an actor blessed with "Bachelor" hair and fine bone structure.
The Kshetra Pratap Memorial Literary Award, established in memory of poet Kshetra Pratap Adhikary, will be presented to writer Sarubhakta.
Film Development Board (FDB) has signed a deal worth Rs. 3.45 million to make the Nepali film industry more inclusive and promote indigenous mother tongue films.
Sir Winston Churchill will remain to be known as an individual with sharp intellect, extending his legacy far beyond the horizon with the eternal blend of courage, humour and deep insight that still continues to mesmerise the audience throughout the world.
Finland is in the headlines these days as it has won the top spot in the World Happiness Report for the eighth year in a row. This is obviously an enticing achievement for the northern Euro
Combatting tuberculosis (TB) in Nepal continues to be a herculean task, even with attempts to lower the rate of TB infection as well as treatment accessibility. The government has imple
The Constitution of Nepal, 2015, ‘guarantees’ gender equality like several other laws of this land do in a typical organic fashion. Article 38 of our charter states that no physical, mental, se
As a young person, you are supposed to follow your elders and shoulder the repsonsibility of studies, but at the same time, try to think for yourself and succeed. This dichotomy is like a tree u
Nepali leaders once envisioned turning Nepal into a version of Singapore within ten years. However, the country now finds itself grappling with an all-time low, marked by poor govern
There are three species of bears in Nepal: sloth bear, black bear, and brown bear. They represent three different physiographic regions, from the foothills of Churia to the mountains and Tibetan Plateau.
The musical event Paleti, which takes place on the last Friday and Saturday of every English month at Nepalaya’s r-sala, will feature a collaboration between senior lyricist Kali Prasad Rijal and contemporary artist Aavaas this time.
With a brush in one hand and a pot of paint in the other, 34-year-old Nahakul Bishwokarma, a resident of Siddharthanagar, Rupandehi, is seen engrossed in painting all day long.