- Tuesday, 14 October 2025
Comedian Gajurel treks to Tilicho Lake, promotes internal tourism
Comedian and actor Manoj Gajurel has completed a trek to Tilicho Lake, the world’s highest-altitude lake, in a bid to promote domestic tourism. Uniquely, Gajurel undertook the journey using a bicycle.
Skilled Laha bangles artisans on declining trend
The demand for laha chura (lac bangles), deeply associated with the traditions, beauty and prosperity of Mithila, is on the rise. However, the number of artisans skilled in crafting them is steadily declining. In the Mithila region, women traditionally wear lac b
Dom Community weaving bamboo baskets for Chhath
As the Chhath festival of sun worship approaches in the Tarai-Madhes districts, people of the Dom Community are busy making bamboo baskets. During the Chhath festival, the use of bamboo-
Potters busy making clay lamps for Tihar
As the festivals of Tihar and Chhath draw near, members of the Kumhar (potter) community in Ward No.9 of Chhireshwarnath Municipality, Ichhapur, Dhanusha, are busy making earthen lamps and clay pots.
LKGCB holds 9th general assembly, Dr Bari elected president
A major milestone announced during the 9th General Assembly was LKGCB’s official membership in the International Peace Bureau (IPB)—one of the world’s oldest and most respected peace federations. This affiliation marks a significant step forward in LKGCB’s mission to amplify its voice on the global stage and deepen its collaboration with like-minded organizations committed to nonviolence, disarmament, and sustainable peace, read the press note.
Govt provides Rs. 30 million grant for ‘Cinepa: Studio’
The government has announced a grant of Rs 30 million for the construction of the state-of-the-art ‘Cinepa: Studio’ being built in Banepa. An agreement was formally signed betwee
Chuden Kabimo receives Madan Puraskar
Author Chuden Kabimo received the Madan Puraskar for his book ‘Urmaal’ while Premdev Giri, a collector and preserver of folk tunes, was honoured with the Jagadamba-Shree Puraskar in Patan on Sunday. Along with these prestigious literary awards, bo
Three generations unite to preserve traditional culture
Three generations have come together to preserve their original art and culture in Jajarkot. In various villages, efforts have begun to pass down traditional practices to the younger generation to protect and sustain the local heritage.
John Lodge, singer and bassist of Moody Blues, dies at 82
John Lodge, the singer and bassist of British rock band The Moody Blues for more than 50 years, has died. He was 82. In a statement Friday, his family sai
'Tron' franchise returns in a dazzling
"Tron: Ares" may have the tagline "No Going Back" but Disney doesn't like to leave money on the table. So here we are, going back with a third entry in a cult franchise that's somewhat trapped between the human and digital worlds.
Hotel Mystic Mountain hospitality in Pokhara
Hotel Mystic Mountain begun its hospitality service in Pokhara. It has been in the hospitality service since last 8 years.
Women singers of Pokhara unite
Singers from Pokhara who have been active in the mainstream music sector have now come together to form an organisation named ‘Harmony: The Modern Songstresses of Pokhara.’
Chitre Badi busy making Madals ahead of festivals
Chitre Badi from Pachurkha, Ghorahi Sub-Metropolitan City, 17, is busy making new madals (traditional Nepali drums) and replacing the drumheads of old ones. Festivals like Dashain and Tihar keep them occupied throughout the day.
