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

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

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.

In his latest publication, writer and journalist Ghanshyam Khadka discusses philosophical underpinnings of a happy life.

‘Munnu’ depicts the struggles and small joys of a youngster growing up in war-torn Kashmir.

Writer Momila discusses her new book and the influence of iconic literary figures.

Vajra Books and Publications has come out with the English translation of Nepal’s first written law, drafted by Janga Bahadur Rana.

In ‘Love and Rain’, Carmela Circelli explores the complex emotions of love and betrayal, weaving a narrative that spans generations and political landscapes.

The Guthi announced that 304 books were submitted for the award.

Poet and essayist Prakash Thamsuhang discusses his literary inspirations, writing in various forms and genres, the importance of his locale to his writing, and the opening of a community library in Ilam.

In ‘The Forest of Enchantments’, Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni humanises Sita but does little to show her as an empowered woman capable of choosing her fate.

Sunaina Rana talks about discovering yoga and her experiences working at the Isha Yoga Center in Tamil Nadu, India.

‘Adiyeka Paila’ explores the intricate feelings and societal influences shaping human relationships through the lives of its protagonists, Astitwa and Anasuya.

Writer Dia Yonzon talks about queer literature, her work at the UN Women Nepal, and the books that have influenced her.

Today, policymakers in the region are urged to rethink development strategies, prioritise investments in human capital, and foster regional and global cooperation.

In ‘The Gorkha Grief’, Tim Gurung illuminates the struggles of Gorkhas in India and advocates for their recognition.

Writer Ranjan Adiga discusses his debut book, the discipline writers require, and his portrayals of marginalised characters.

Former Supreme Court Justice Ananda Mohan Bhattarai discusses the interplay between law and literature, his reading habits, and must-read books for youths.

American writer and filmmaker Jennette McCurdy recounts her journey from navigating a tumultuous relationship with her mother to finding resilience.

Shreeya Giri, founder of Happy Minds, talks about finding resilience in the comfort of books and how storytelling plays a role in healing.