- Sunday, 17 May 2026
Tamghas Newars reviving Dhime Baja
The Newar community in Tamghas, Gulmi, has become actively involved in a campaign to preserve its indigenous culture. Under the leadership of the Newa Khala, children, youths, and elderly members are enthusiastically learning to play the Dhime Baja.
Historic paintings on display in Upper Mustang
Paintings reflecting the ancient civilisation of Upper Mustang have been exhibited in Lomanthang Rural Municipality. The solo art exhibition has been organised by artist Tsering Phonjo Gurung from Chhoser, Lomanthang-1.
Magar and Tribal Museums in the shadows
The Magar tribal museum in Chaubise, Dhankuta, has remained in the shadows due to a lack of adequate publicity and poor road access. Although the museum houses a col
Strength Through Struggle
An emerging Nepali writer, Prabati Acharya Tiwari’s Purpuro is a deep, painful and emotional piece of writing. Struggle and hard work are interrelated, and her life itself is a result of many tests. The pain of her difficult childhood days and th
The Content-driven Generation
Social media has ensnared the world with its easily accessible and highly addictive content, especially among the youths. It is surprising how normalised it has become. For example, TikTok is a growing platform that is popular with the youth g
Dolakha Coin: Myth And Reality
As written in history, Kirti Singh was the ruler of Dolakha from 1510 B.S. to 1531 B.S., followed by Uddhav Dev. After the death of Yachhe Malla, king of the Kathmandu Valley, in 1548 B.S., Indra Singh Dev, the ruler of Dolakha, tried to free Dolakha fro
COP30 Fails Fossil Fuel Phase-out
The Belem conference on climate change (COP30) was widely considered a decisive moment in global climate change dialogues. It was expected that the event could contribute to transforming the earlier political signals into concrete action
Lush Chitwan Rewards Every Traveller
After a disappointing trip to Mustang some six months ago, I decided to go on a short trip somewhere near Pokhara. Being a fastidious traveller, I hate going out of my comfort zone, meaning that I prefer road trips over trekking in the m
Sawe Breaks The Two-Hour Barrier
Along the Victoria Embankment, where the River Thames bends toward the heart of London, the air usually carries the heavy weight of expectations and the distant roar of 800,000 voices. But on the morning of April 26, 2026, as the lead pa
Six big releases ready for Jeth
Ram Naam Satya and Paralko Aago have been considered commercially successful. Both films have performed well at the box office. The year 2083 has opened on a positive note for the Nepali film industry.
Women honoured for transformative role
The WOW Women Achievers Awards 2026 honoured outstanding women and institutions contributing to society through leadership, innovation, courage, creativity and service. The programme was organised by Med
Tiji festival begins in Mustang
The 15th-century historic and cultural Tiji festival began to be celebrated from Wednesday in Lo Manthang of Mustang. The festival began with the display of a larg
Audience embracing Nepali films lately
In recent times, Nepali films have started to become a priority for Nepali audiences. Nepali films released around the New Year have made a positive start in the domestic market.
