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'Karnali Tira': A Song About Youth Migration

Published about 6 hours ago

A new music video, 'Karnali Tira' (Towards Karnali), by singer Arjun Sunar, has been released, highlighting the impact of youth migration from Karnali's hilly villages in search of employment. The video was launched in Khalanga, Jumla, by Chief District Officer Deepak Paudel and DSP Chiranjeevi Dahal. It poignantly depicts the socio-economic realities of Karnali, the family separation caused by the lack of opportunities, and the struggles faced by those who leave their homes in search of a better future. The video portrays the story of a young man who leaves his wife and child behind, reflecting the shared pain of thousands of Karnali families. It aims to spark a national conversation about the social crisis caused by youth migration and its impact on the region's culture and social structure.

Nagarik News
'Karnali Tira': A Song About Youth Migration
Naga Chaitanya Gets Relief in Defamation Case

Naga Chaitanya Gets Relief in Defamation Case

Nagarik News
6 Literary Figures Honored by Nepal Wangmaya Parishad

6 Literary Figures Honored by Nepal Wangmaya Parishad

Nagarik News
Cherdung Photo Exhibit Extended Due to Popular Demand

Cherdung Photo Exhibit Extended Due to Popular Demand

Rato Pati
Bhaktapur's Dafa Exhibition Concludes Successfully

Bhaktapur's Dafa Exhibition Concludes Successfully

Published about 11 hours ago

Bhaktapur Municipality successfully concluded the Bhaktapur Nagarvyapi Dafa Pradarshani 2083, a city-wide Dafa (traditional music) exhibition. Forty-six teams participated in the event, showcasing various Dafa bhajans. The top five teams were awarded for their outstanding performances. The municipality highlighted its continuous efforts in preserving and promoting the tangible and intangible heritage of Bhaktapur. The event featured discussions on the historical, cultural, and artistic significance of the region. The municipality has completed the reconstruction of 178 heritages with public support, without foreign aid.

Rato Pati
Environmental Literature Discussed at Bagmati Festival

Environmental Literature Discussed at Bagmati Festival

Published about 16 hours ago

A discussion on environmental literature ('Paryasahitya') was held in Narayangadh during the second Bagmati Literary Festival. Speakers, including Divisional Forest Officer Bishnu Prasad Acharya and writers Roshan Sherchan, Laxmi Rumba, and Kamal Jung Kunwar, deliberated on the meaning, purpose, and current state of 'Paryasahitya'. They emphasized the importance of incorporating environmental literature into all genres to address environmental crises, conservation needs, and the impact on indigenous communities. Participants agreed that 'Paryasahitya' plays a vital role in raising awareness about nature conservation, responsible consumption, and the significance of traditional knowledge. The two-day festival includes discussions on various aspects of literature, along with performances.

eKantipur
Bipin Karki: Sketches of His Film Roles on His Walls

Bipin Karki: Sketches of His Film Roles on His Walls

eKantipur
Night's Last Verse: A Poem of Love & Silence

Night's Last Verse: A Poem of Love & Silence

Online Khabar
'Himalungma Palayeko Maya' Story Collection Launched

'Himalungma Palayeko Maya' Story Collection Launched

Nagarik News
Sisan Baniya's Birthday Vlog: Pork Chops in Lalitpur

Sisan Baniya's Birthday Vlog: Pork Chops in Lalitpur

Published 1 day ago

This is a vlog by Sisan Baniya, a Nepali YouTuber, documenting his life and celebrating his birthday in South Lalitpur. The video features the group making pork chops in a hidden spot. The vlog showcases lifestyle content, including food preparation and scenic locations. Sisan Baniya shares his social media handles and also acknowledges the crew members involved in filming and editing the vlog, including Aakar, Nischal Lama, and Anurag. The video provides a glimpse into Sisan's personal life and creative process as a content creator in Nepal.

Sisan Baniya
Chyabrung Festival Celebrated in Mangsebung, Ilam

Chyabrung Festival Celebrated in Mangsebung, Ilam

Published 1 day ago

A Chyabrung Festival is being held today in Mangsebung Rural Municipality, Ilam, Nepal. Organized by Kirat Yakthung Chumlung Mangsebung with financial support from the local government, the festival aims to preserve, promote, and pass on the traditional Limbu cultural heritage of Chyabrung dance (Ke:lang). The one-day festival at Gajurmukhi Dham features cultural performances, including Chyabrung dance, Dhaan Naach (Ya:lang), Palam, and Hakpare. Over 500 Chyabrung dancers are expected to perform. The event also includes an exhibition of traditional Limbu attire (Taga and Mekhli). The festival aims to connect the younger generation with their culture.

Rato Pati
Cherdung's Beauty Unveiled in Kathmandu Photo Exhibition

Cherdung's Beauty Unveiled in Kathmandu Photo Exhibition

Annapurna Post
Cherdung Hill Station Photo Exhibition Opens in Kathmandu

Cherdung Hill Station Photo Exhibition Opens in Kathmandu

Rato Pati
'Gauthali' Movie Teaser Released!

'Gauthali' Movie Teaser Released!

Nagarik News
Sisan Baniya: Behind the Scenes of a Nepali YouTuber

Sisan Baniya: Behind the Scenes of a Nepali YouTuber

Published 3 days ago

This is a blog post by Sisan Baniya, a Nepali YouTuber, promoting his lifestyle and travel vlogs, gear reviews, and other content documenting his life. The post includes links to his social media accounts on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. It also credits the crew involved in the production of a specific vlog, including Aakar for camera and editing, and Nischal Lama and Anurag for unspecified roles. Contact information for business inquiries is also provided.

Sisan Baniya
Indigenous Film Fest to Kick Off in Kathmandu

Indigenous Film Fest to Kick Off in Kathmandu

Published 3 days ago

The sixth Nepal Indigenous Film Festival, organized by the Indigenous Film Association, will be held in Kathmandu from May 31st to June 2nd, 2024 (Jestha 17-19, 2083 BS). The festival, as announced at a press conference in Kathmandu on Thursday, will take place at the Film Development Board. It will showcase feature films, short films, documentaries, and AI-generated documentaries from Limbu, Newari, Gurung, Tamang, Magar, Bhujel, Majhi, and Rajbanshi communities. Awards will be given for best short film, documentary, feature film (including director, script, actor, actress, and cinematography), along with encouragement and jury awards. The organizers aim to establish Nepal as a prominent center in the global indigenous film movement.

Annapurna Post
National Art Exhibition Postponed After Officials Removed

National Art Exhibition Postponed After Officials Removed

Online Khabar
Elephants in the Fog: Cannes Journey & Awards

Elephants in the Fog: Cannes Journey & Awards

eKantipur
Dalit Seek Justice, Even in Nepali Cinema

Dalit Seek Justice, Even in Nepali Cinema

eKantipur
DT Fest 2026 Announced in Virginia: Early Bird Tickets!

DT Fest 2026 Announced in Virginia: Early Bird Tickets!

Published 5 days ago

The 'DT Fest 2026', a popular Nepali cultural festival in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia (DMV) area of the United States, has officially announced its return. The festival, held during Dashain and Tihar, will take place on October 11, 2026, at 'One Loudoun' in Ashburn, Virginia. Media coordinator Pravin Bhattarai stated that special ticket discounts are available to ensure community participation, with 'early bird' tickets priced at $10 for a limited time. The festival will feature live performances by artists from Nepal, Nepali food stalls, handicrafts, children's activities, and cultural displays, aiming to showcase Nepal's identity and attract thousands of attendees.

Annapurna Post
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