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Home is where the heart is

What drives Nepal's singular obsession with owning a house?

Avani Adhikari

Maybe baby

The biological clock maybe ticking, but it is up to a woman to decide if and when she wants to have a baby

Anjana Rajbhandary

Covid-19: Both danger and opportunity

Today is my 23rd day of isolation in my apartment in Shanghai, my 23rd day of living in solitude and not going outdoors, not...

A nostalgic Hindustani novel

There is not much to add about Amitabha Bagchi’s Half  The Night Is Gone that has not already been said. The winner...

Dead end of the Korean Dream

For many Nepalis, it is dream to find work in Korea where they expect to earn many times more than in Nepal....

Making gods for a living

I'm not sure how to tell my story. There is so much pain inside me that I never get to share …...

Sonia Awale

Staying positive

At 65, Ishwori Bhandari is a happy-go-lucky woman. She has no family, no obligations, and lives alone. She recently went to India...

A house for the Nepali family

Pampha Nepali never learnt to read and write, and yet at age 50 uses a measurement tape to stitch blouses for her...

Surviving the aftermath

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE07W6QOG6A&feature=youtu.beIt has been four years, but for Nanmaiju Prajapati it seems like yesterday. She was preparing lunch for her family when their home in...

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