BN Joshi’s acclaimed book 'Shramatan', which chronicles the immense suffering and torment faced during the pursuit of foreign employment, is now all set to be published in Hindi after its original Nepali version and the English translation.
Minister for Forests and Environment Ain Bahadur Shahi Thakuri shared that inclusive representation of all communities within the countries has been ensured in the upcoming 'Sagarmatha Sambaad' programme along with foreign delegates.
Kim Kardashian said a silent prayer — for her sister, her best friend, her family — as a masked man pulled her toward him in a Paris hotel room in the 2016 jewellery heist that chang
In a poetic tribute to peace, humanity, and reflection, 23 poets came together to recite powerful verses on the occasion of Buddha Jayanti on Monday. They recited their poems during a literary event "Samakalin Nepali Kabita
A critical book on poet Surya Lakoju's poems penned by Shreehari Phuyal was released in the capital on Monday. The book titled 'Kavi Suryaka Kavitako Prabrittigat Bisleshan' is based
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has remotely laid the foundation stone for 'Cinepa', a film studio, to be constructed at Banepa Municipality-10 in Kavrepalanchok, today.
Kathmandu, May 13: Nepali poet and artiste Jeevan Khattri along with other artists have been honoured at the closing ceremony of the 26th Jeonju International Film Festival held in South Korea. The documentary film 'In the Land of Machines', featuring Nepali poets Sunildipta Rai and Dilip Bantawa in the lead role, was declared outstanding at the festival and received a special show at the closing ceremony. According to the organizers, the opening and closing films are considered special and are referred to as 'the face of the festival'. The 'red carpet' honour was given to Khattri along with documentary producer and director Kim Ok Yong, assistant director Kim Sunhaye, Nepali language translator Igiju Muna, and the documentary production team including Mohan Karki on the occasion. Jeonju International Film Festival is one of the three major international film festivals hosted in South Korea. According to the organizers of the 26th Jeonju International Film Festival, a total of 2,497 films were submitted from around the world, and 224 films from 57 countries were screened, including 9,148 feature films and 76 short films. Two of the best movies among them were given a special show in the opening and closing ceremony. The 26th Jeonju International Film Festival kicked off on April 30 and concluded on May 9. In the ten-day festival, the debut film 'Continental' directed by Radu Jude was selected among 25, while the poetry documentary film 'In the Land of Machines' was awarded the best and received the closing show. The feature film 'Mad Bills to Pay (or Destiny, dile que no soy malo)' directed by Joel Alfonso Vargas of the United States won the Grand Prize towards the International Competition. (RSS)
Nepali poet and artiste Jeevan Khatri was honoured with a red carpet recognition at the closing ceremony of the 26th Jeonju International Film Festival in South Korea.
Poet Ishwar Mani Adhikari has come up with a new poetry collection titled Sanu Sathi in Nepali. Renowned literary figures such as Sarubhakta
Sakela Ubhauli, the festival of the Kirat Rai community, began in Dharan on Monday. Sakela Ubhauli and Udhauli, celebrated by the Kirat Rai community, are held twice a year.
President Ramchandra Paudel on Monday honoured nine senior citizens at Risti, Vyas Municipality-8, in Tanahun.
The folk-rock band Nepathya has once again brought the whispers and sighs of Karnali to the song ‘Karnalika Chhaila’ after a long hiatus. The song was developed by singer Amrit Gurung was officially released on Saturday in Kathmandu.