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Nepal’s Stolen Image Found at Dallas Museum of Art by Deepak Shimkhada, Ph.D. This article (please check the link to read full text) by Erin L. Thompson, Professor of Art Crime in New York, published in Hypera... Read More...

Visit Nepal 2020 and Steps to Success

Ashin Nepal

Blogs, Editor's Desk, Nepal, Travel

2905

Visit Nepal 2020 was first introduced by the Nepal Tourism Board in 2015. Initially, it was scheduled to be held in 2018 but was later postponed to 2020.

Organic farming in Nepal and its benefits

Aakriti Sharma

Blogs, Editor's Desk, Environment, Nepal

1967

Organic farming concerns the quality more than quantity. Farmers previously didn't realize that their way of growing crops is actually considered healthy.

Love of Gold in Nepali culture

Editor's Desk

Blogs, Lifestyle, Nepal

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Entwined with religions, medieval trade, customs, superstitions, and history of arts and crafts, Nepali culture has many reasons behind this love of gold.

damaged house, national earthquake safety day

Earthquake Safety Day for a nation-wide crisis awareness

Aakriti Sharma

Art, Blogs, Editor's Desk, Nepal, Society

1962

A mega-earthquake on Magh 2,1990 (January 15,1934) had hit Kathmandu with 8.3 magnitudes. Since 1999, this day was marked as National Earthquake Safety Day.

Maghe Sankranti marks the end of winter

Aakriti Sharma

Blogs, Culture, Editor's Desk, Nepal, Society

1370

Maghe Sankranti is also famous for the food items like Til (Sesame) ko Laddu, Chaaku (Molasses), boiled Tarul (Yam), Sakharkhanda (Sweet Potato) and Ghee.

“… Nepal has immense potential in handicraft”

Editor's Desk

Blogs, Nepal

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Maheshwar Shrestha, a respected business person (or commercially important person) from the Government of Nepal, is a renowned person in the field of Nepali handicraft industry. Awarded Best Entrepreneur of the... Read More...

Quality Certification of products necessary for market acknowledgment

Muna Sunuwar

Blogs, Career, Editor's Desk, Nepal

1350

In market, the primary reason to get certification and accreditation for a product or service is to ensure consistency in quality and customer satisfaction.

Swasthani Brata Katha

Aakriti Sharma

Blogs, Culture, Nepal, OTHER, Women

4899

Swasthani Brata Katha is recited from the full moon day of Poush till the full moon day of Magh. This year Swasthani Brata Katha falls on Poush 25th (10th January) and ends at Magh 26th (9th February).

birds flying over Rapti river in Chitwan national park

Chitwan National Park is perfect for a little break

Sujata Shrestha

Blogs, Editor's Desk, Entertainment, Nepal, Travel

1547

Chitwan National Park is the first national park of Nepal. With the years, it has been developing and growing as a major tourist destination.

Art licensing and registration policies soon in Nepal: Rajbhandari

Monica

Art, Blogs, Editor's Desk, Interview Series, Nepal

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Sushma Rajbhandari is Head of Paintings department at Nepal Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) working on policies on art licensing and registration in Nepal.

Nepali New Year deserves the same limelight

Aakriti Sharma

Blogs, Culture, Lifestyle, Nepal, Society

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Nepal being home for more than 60 ethnic groups has the perk of celebrating New Year's at different times of the year. But following National and International New Year for the official calendar year, the hype about the two New Years is more than any other local New Year.

Toni Hagen Documentary Grant winners at KIMFF 2019

Aakriti Sharma

Blogs, Culture, Lifestyle, Nepal, Society

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Toni Hagen Documentary Grant winners Grishma Giri , Pradeep Dhakal, and Rajeela Shreshtha showed their documentaries at KIMFF 2019 on December 13, 2019.

Yomari Punhi full of sweet delicacies

Smriti Thapa

Blogs, Culture, Editor's Desk, Nepal

1601

According to the lunar calendar, Yomari Punhi falls under the month of Mangshir. Especially in the full-moon day and Dec-Jan in English calender.

dowry system, Woman putting bangles on bride

Dowry system was for brides, not grooms

Sujata Shrestha

Blogs, Editor's Desk, Nepal, Society, Women

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Dowry system is one of the social evils prevalent in the society. One can say that it is as old as human civilization and is widespread in many societies ac

Acid attack - Heartless crime

पापी आँखा र नारी

Beautiful Like I Used to Be

All About Acid Attacks in Nepal

ACID ATTACK: Disfiguring the Society

Pain, I Have Never Known

पापी आँखा र नारी

Yes, I Bleed

तुहिएका सपना – कविता

Girls who changed the world forever and for better

Swasthani Brata Katha

Dowry system was for brides, not grooms

म दरबार स्क्वायर!

जादुई लोककथा

nepali poem

किन त्यागी बन्छौ ?

व्याङ्गयातमक प्रस्तिुतिको सानो प्रयास!

कविताः मेरो रहर

वसुधार (Stream of gifts) II

Nepali Stolen Image Found at Dallas Museum of Art

Visit Nepal 2020 and Steps to Success

Organic farming in Nepal and its benefits

Love of Gold in Nepali culture

Earthquake Safety Day for a nation-wide crisis awareness

Maghe Sankranti marks the end of winter

“… Nepal has immense potential in handicraft”

Quality Certification of products necessary for market acknowledgment

Swasthani Brata Katha

Chitwan National Park is perfect for a little break

Art licensing and registration policies soon in Nepal: Rajbhandari

Nepali New Year deserves the same limelight

Toni Hagen Documentary Grant winners at KIMFF 2019

Yomari Punhi full of sweet delicacies

Dowry system was for brides, not grooms