More than 40 per cent of women and girls in Nepal are unable to read. Using art and culture such as street art, theatre or radio allows them to receive information that would otherwise be unavailable.

In 2012, Nepal’s National Planning Commission described the impacts of GBV as “deficits in power and voice”. Dr Salmi’s project aims to challenge these deficits by examining how individuals, activists ...

Unnati Cultural Village, an initiative by the Chaudhary Foundation, proudly presents Genesis of Divine (G.O.D.), an immersive ...

The Nepal-India Ranga Mahotsav, a drama festival that enhances cultural ties between Nepal and India, has commenced in. The event, featuring six performances from both countries, aims to preserve and ...

Intangible cultural heritages means oral traditions and expressions, acting and art, social manners, rites and rituals, procession, festivals and knowledge related to nature and universe of ethnic ...

A collection of traditional Thangka paintings from Nepal will be on exhibit at the Kress Pavilion Feb. 1 through May 25. The ...

The debut show in Nepal featured songs and dances, acrobatics, magic show, instrumental music, Peking Opera and face-changing, an ancient Chinese dramatic art of Sichuan Opera, drawing frequent ...

Nepal-India Ranga Mahotsav, a drama festival instrumental in strengthening and deepening friendly relations between the two ...