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A visual spectacle
Published On: July 27, 2018 11:40 AM NPT By: Rakshya Khadka
It’s the dramatics, the theatrics that elevate the whole experience. It’s not just about the ice cream but also the performance involved.
Words (Always speaking louder than action)
Published On: July 27, 2018 11:32 AM NPT By: Gunjan Upadhyay
The vibes emanating from the two opposing camps currently couldn’t be more different. As I write this, Dr KC’s supporters have continued to press their case the only way they can while the communist party sympathizers and ‘investors’ have been letting loose with their own brand of trash talk. All of this undoubtedly stems from a sense of frustration at how Dr KC’s movement has been able to ignite the public at large and, now with their backs pushed against the wall, this type of verbal garbage is all our so called communists can muster.
Bringing back the basics
Published On: July 27, 2018 11:20 AM NPT By: Anweiti Upadhyay
A common belief among most Nepalis is that when young people leave the country to pursue their dreams, most of them won’t come back to Nepal. But today’s generation is proving this to be a misconception. Not only are many Nepali youths returning to Nepal after completing their studies and actually working here, they are also starting new companies on their own and bringing about innovative ideas that have not been implemented in our country before.
Privacy preserved
Published On: July 27, 2018 11:04 AM NPT By: The Week Bureau
Protecting personal data while traveling to digitally invasive places
The gateway to better roads
Published On: July 27, 2018 11:00 AM NPT By: Swasti Gautam
Finding solutions outside formal planning process for economic and ecological prosperity has become a trend in both developed and developing nations. Many countries now believe that economic growth can complement environment conservation. Important policies have been formed and implemented targeting solid waste management system in most nations. However, according to Bimal Bastola, co-founder of Green Road Management Company, this level of consciousness seems to be lacking among our policy makers. Very few policies are made in Nepal keeping in mind its impact on the environment.
The many meanings of 'Beautiful'
Published On: July 27, 2018 10:20 AM NPT By: Rakshya Khadka
Beauty is subjective. Its definition varies according to perception. Though the world has become more embracing of the varying ideas of beauty, Nepal has yet to catch up. Modeling has long been a profession for the ‘conventionally’ beautiful and plus size models aren’t really considered fit to walk the ramp.
K-town’s new musical sensation
Published On: July 27, 2018 09:23 AM NPT By: The Week Bureau
After the release of her debut song, Shabda, early April this year, Kengal Meher Shrestha is already recording her second single. The 23-year-old songstress initially garnered popularity after securing a spot as a finalist in the first season of Nepal Idol’s top ten.
A healthy dose of advice
Published On: July 27, 2018 09:16 AM NPT By: Isha Bista
If there is one thing everybody excels at (and I’m also guilty of this one) it is giving advice. From tips on how to save your outdoor plants from the torrential rain to how to become more productive, there is a lot of advice that is thrown at you (or that you throw at others) on a daily basis. And much of it, as I’m sure all of you already know, is useless chatter – words carelessly uttered to fill in the gaps and sometimes also to overpower and dominate. If everybody knew everything, why aren’t our lives perfect?
Surviving the show business
Published On: July 27, 2018 09:15 AM NPT By: Swasti Gautam
Movie critic Dipendra Lama believes the movie Loot, which hit cinema theaters in 2012, introduced some groundbreaking features and techniques in the entertainment business. It changed the entire dynamics of filmmaking in our country making audiences look forward to a new Nepali release. Yet, Lama also believes that the same movie also became a huge setback for the industry.
Tipper terror
Published On: July 20, 2018 10:20 AM NPT By: Gunjan Upadhyay
We all have this collective conviction that if only our roads were bigger and better, it would equate to safer travel and encourage people to abide by the rules. But the truth is that the width of our road seems to be inversely proportional to the stupidity of people who drive or ride on it.
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