Lhosar means new year, celebrated by different communities at various times of the year depending on their traditions, geography, and calendars. ...
Read moreDetailsFor decades, nearly all petroleum products consumed in the country have been imported, leaving the economy exposed to price fluctuations, supply disruptions,...
Read moreDetailsFor many citizens, travelling abroad does not begin with excitement. It begins with stress. Even in 2025, travelling on a...
Read moreDetailsCotton, often referred to as “white gold”, has long been regarded as a high-value crop with significant potential for agriculture. Yet production...
Read moreDetailsIn the Newa community, women undergo three marriages in their lifetime, but only one involves a human partner. The Newa community, especially in Kathmandu Valley, is...
Read moreDetailsIn 2022, an estimated 20.3 per cent of Nepalis lived below the poverty line. In this landscape, begging has emerged as both a survival...
Read moreDetails"Meter byaj", a fraudulent lending practice, is a significant financial hardship for many Nepali families, particularly in rural areas lacking access to...
Read moreDetailsCoexisting with snakes is rooted in both fear and devotion. They appear in our rituals, folk stories, and religious symbols,...
Read moreDetailsThe comforting, earthy aroma of freshly fired pottery fills the room. The silky, gritty sensation of handling the clay calms...
Read moreDetails“You are what you eat.” This saying perfectly captures the essence of Nepali cuisine, a blend of sweetness, saltiness, tanginess,...
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