By Kapil Bisht

It is a Friday afternoon in late November. I spot a florist working amidst small saplings. I ask him over an iron railing how to get to his side.......

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By Utsav Shakya

Religion can be a hard pill to swallow for people who have not grown up with it. There are too many......

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By Ivan Sada

Where do you go for treatment when you are ill?The choice is immense: international or local,......

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By Amendra Pokharel

Foods made during festivities aren't a mere concoction of recipe. They combine a taste of culture,......

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By Ivan Sada

When one walks, one is brought into touch first of all with the essential relations between one's physical powers and......

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By Amendra Pokharel

Can Nepal become a developed country? Will the Nepalese ever achieve the standard of living enjoyed by people of the first world?......

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By Amendra Pokharel

Nepal is a country of abundance, in many ways. Its bountifulness is reflected in things that are small and big, high and low,......

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By Amendra Pokharel

Holding out a shabby Dhaka topi (the cap worn as a part of Nepalese national dress), the photographer asked the boy to put it on.......

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By Ivan Sada, Photo Courtesy: Tashi Tenzing Library

They are considered altars of the gods, and as such, they are sacred. In lofty Nepal they are a world unto themselves and here,......

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By Amendra Pokharel

Malla Kings built huge open spaces around their palaces. These spaces were used as an outdoor stage to host......

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