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A
rich cultural heritage, by Tejeswar Babu
Gongah (ae 18/12/2024)
The
cultural significance of Mithila foods : The
cuisine reflects the community’s resourcefulness
and connection to sustainability, by Timila
Maharjan (kp 13/12/2024)
Revisiting
the glory of Janakpur, bny Ram Dayal Rakesh
(ae 06/12/2024)
Balmiki
Ashram, settlement nearby remain neglected ;
Local residents say authorities have paid no
heed to the conservation of the historically
important site and providing facilities to them,
by Ramesh Kumar Paudel (kp 08/11/2024)
Are
we losing the essence of Deusi-Bhailo? With
loudspeakers playing contemporary hits instead
of traditional chants, many worry that the
spirit of Deusi-Bhailo is being overshadowed by
a focus on entertainment over community
connection, by Rishika Dhakal, Sanskriti
Pokharel and Timila Maharjan (kp 01/11/2024)
Protection
Of Nepal's Intangible Heritage, by Lisha
Dangol (rn 18/10/2024)
International
mission assesses Tilaurakot for inclusion on
Unesco World Heritage Sites list : Extensive
preparations have been completed as
international experts inspect the ancient Shakya
capital, by Manoj Paudel (kp 05/10/2024)
Ink,
identity and afterlife : Traditional Newa
tattoos, an important part of Newa identity,
became popular in the early 1900s and are still
in vogue today as young tattoo artists mix
traditional styles with modern motifs, by
Timila Maharjan (kp 04/10/2024)
Multi-million
rupee monastery project in Khotang hits a
standstill : After province halts funds over
irregularities, monastery representative vows to
secure alternative funding, by Dambar Singh
Rai (kp 26/09/2024)
Dharahara
to reopen its doors to public starting today
(kh 19/09/2024)
Reconstructing
Thecho’s cultural heritage : Temples in Thecho,
integral to the area’s festivals and traditions,
are being restored after suffering damages in
the 2015 earthquake, by Timila Maharjan (kp
14/09/2024)
Government
prepares to open Dharahara to public despite
delayed reconstruction (kh 21/08/2024)
The
Kumari tradition lives on, balancing ancient and
modern values : The tradition has faced scrutiny
from rights advocates, but supporters argue the
practice has adapted over time to safeguard the
rights of the girls involved, by Shivangi
Agarwal (kp 01/08/2024)
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Documents / Websites
Free
Nepal, an internet journal published in
Nepali, English, Russian, Hindi and Newari; it is
dedicated to Nepali art, culture and literature
Food-Nepal (on
Nepalese cuisine)
Spiny Babbler
Museum of Arts and Literature
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