My Bheja...,

The sun dipped below Chitwan’s horizon as Kamana wrapped up another long shift. Her feet ached for rest and her heart longed for the indul...

I’ll never forget the smell of his Hero Honda bike, reminiscent of stale Yak cigarette. It evoked ancient memories of weekend visits fille...

A man named Amir lived in the bustling town of Bharatpur, near Santichowk. He was known for his resilience despite his chronic poverty. Am...

The tale unfurls itself in the mystical valleys and rugged terrains of Nepal, where there existed a kingdom under a wise and amiable King ...

Every morning, as the quaint library opens, I see people walking in, looking for the human book. Kids are running around, and adults, who ...

Last year, at the Valdai International Discussion Club meeting attended by hundreds of experts and politicians, Rasigan Maharajh asked Russi...

Several years ago, Rajesh Hamal, often called the "Maha Nayak", graced Finland with a visit. Proud and curious, he was surprised b...

Remember the FIFA World Cup scene when Kylian Mbappe ignored French President Emmanuel Macron when he tried to console him after France'...

Many people oppose the idea of a king, believing it would be an exercise in oppression and a restriction of rights. People should decide i...

While visiting a family friend, one of my Turkish friends experienced an earthquake. He said that it was a horrifying experience. He was in ...

Prem Prasad Acharya, a businessman hailing from Illam District, took his own life last week by committing suicide in front of the Nepali Par...

On the 15th of January, on Maghe Sankranti, a passenger plane carrying 72 people crashed near the newly inaugurated Pokhara International Ai...

Welcome. We are now in 2023. Last year in 2022, in a recent television interview after the Nepali general election results, the Maoist lea...

On December 18th, Argentina made history by becoming the champions after winning against France for the first time since 1986. Captain cool ...

The term "Sukumbasi" does not directly translate to homelessness; however, it is often used pejoratively for "people living ...

I was reading a short novel by I Camus, "The Fall", which immediately started me to question a visualisation portrayed in the book...