French ambassador’s eulogy for Nepali athlete:  ‘Palesha, you are a beacon of hope and determination’

We gather here to celebrate an extraordinary milestone—Palesha Goverdhan’s historic achievement in the Paralympic Games in Paris. On Friday, 30th

The toll of climate change in Nepal: Depopulation in Himalayan region, rapid urbanization in hills and Tarai 

The climate, which had changed gradually over thousands of years, is now shifting rapidly. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

It is okay to ask about suicide

“Are you having suicidal thoughts?” – a not-so-controversial question charged with fear and hesitation. Many worry that asking this question

Why do mosquitoes bite you? Well, there is science behind it

Are you among those who often get mosquito bites? Or have any of your friends, family members or relatives been

Nature is the center of the Mandala: A truth that Nepal must embrace

Nepal’s 30.7 million souls are ensnared in a toxic embrace with air that grotesquely exceeds the World Health Organization’s (WHO)

Saurav Kiran Shrestha


Crafting a Love Colony: The Poetic World of Shweta Mainali

Almost seven years ago, an enthusiastic poet, Shweta Mainali, published a collection of poems titled

Bishanu Ree: Many stories, one novel

On the last Sunday of February 2024, I had the privilege of assisting Pragya in

A New Dawn: Exploring Human Emotions, Relationships, and Second Chances

Mamata Pant Mishra is a familiar name among Sydney-based Nepali writers and readers. She has