Filmmaker Manoj Pandit emphasises literature’s role in understanding human nature and storytelling.

‘Perfect Days’ portrays the introspective life of Hirayama, a humble man in the bustling city of Tokyo.

This disorder can be managed with right treatment, professional care, and a well-planned skincare routine.

Awasthi is the titleholder of The Kathmandu Post Miss Intellectual at Miss Nepal 2024.

The problem arises when emotions interfere with our ability to engage in everyday interactions.

The organisation, founded by Nikita Paudel and Priyanshu Pokhrel, overcomes a key deficiency in health education by teaching the right use of menstrual hygiene products.

The event will be held at three venues—Nepal Art Council, Patan Museum, and Siddhartha Art Gallery.

He turned his childhood passion for swimming into a career as Karnali’s first river rafting guide.

Directed by Pradip Pokhrel, the film highlights Lakpa Dhundup Lama’s efforts to boost tourism in his village.

The Post brings you a lowdown of some of the major events happening this week.

‘Bibekko Filter’ encourages young people to think positively, cultivate a can-do spirit, and challenge the status quo and unhealthy conventional wisdom.

Lack of audio descriptions and closed captions in movies is a critical shortfall for 2.2 percent Nepalis who are living with disabilities.

Ashma Kumari KC, Sumana KC, and Karuna Rawat share their experiences, challenges, and visions for the future.

Karan Vaidya, the honorary consul of Latvia in Nepal and vice president of Vaidya Group, discusses how books influence his approach to diplomacy and business.

‘Dhye Dreams’, directed by Shanta Nepali, was awarded the Best Short Film in the event.

This disorder can be prevented or minimised through lifestyle modifications and protective measures.

‘Maharaj’ tells the true story of a journalist Karsandas Mulji and his fight against the corrupt practices of a spiritual leader.

Shah is an actor with over a decade of experience in films and theatre.

Children raised in chaotic environments often find themselves drawn to partners who recreate that familiar chaos.

After losing her mother at a young age, Yangzom Sherpa founded the Ghunsa Foundation to address healthcare challenges in her remote village in Taplejung.