Next StorySteps: Netflix’s New Animated Cinderella Movie Flips the Fairy Tale Upside Down
Netflix’s Steps Reimagines the Classic Cinderella Story What if Cinderella’s so-called evil stepsisters were never the real villains of the story? Netflix Animation Studios is turning one of the world’s
KanxeY TalesParijat on Canvas: When Nepali Literature Meets the Painter’s Brush
What happens when painters read a writer’s work and respond with color instead of words? A new exhibition in Kathmandu is exploring exactly that. “Parijat on Canvas,” a week-long show
Must Read Arts for Humanity: When Nepal’s Artists Answer a Disaster with Their Art
When disaster strikes, people respond in the ways they know best. Journalists carry the facts to us in reports, photographs and video. Artists do something quieter and just as important.
Get Set & GoThree Israeli Caricaturists Visit Nepal: Cartoon Exhibition, Lectures and Cultural Exchange with Nepali Cartoonists
Three Israeli Caricaturists Visit Nepal for Art, Culture and Lectures The Embassy of Israel in Nepal organized the visit of three prominent Israeli caricaturists to Nepal from 28 to 30
Have a look Creation (Alkotás) by Béla Klingl: Annecy 2026 Winner
Creation (Alkotás) by Béla Klingl: The Hungarian Animated Film that Won Annecy 2026’s Vimeo Staff Pick Award Creation (original title Alkotás) is a wordless animated short from Hungarian director Béla
The Biggest Risk of AI May Still Be Human | AI Safety
The Biggest Risk of Artificial Intelligence May Still Be Human Artificial intelligence is becoming more powerful every year. It can analyse enormous amounts of information, assist scientific research, generate computer
Poetry of Hope: Nepali New Year Celebration Among Diaspora in Israel
Mental Strain Grows among Nepali Workers in Israel during War
Revisiting Israel’s ‘Little Point Four’ in Nepal Amid Somaliland Recognition
Who’s Steering Gen Z? Crowd Psychology and a Lost Political Compass
Kathmandu Burned as Rome Once Did, While Nero Played His Fiddle
Nepal’s GenZ protest: The Social Media Ban That Claimed 19 Lives
Nepal awaits Bipin Joshi: Bring him home now
OFF THE BEAT
OFF THE BEAT
OFF THE BEAT
OFF THE BEAT
OFF THE BEAT
OFF THE BEAT
OFF THE BEAT
Parijat on Canvas: When Nepali Literature Meets the Painter’s Brush
What happens when painters read a writer’s work and respond with color instead of words? A new exhibition in Kathmandu is exploring exactly that. “Parijat on Canvas,” a week-long show
XOXO & more..
Kanxey Tales
Kanxey Tales
Kanxey Tales
Kanxey Tales
Kanxey Tales
- 26Oct2026
The Biggest Risk of AI May Still Be Human | AI Safety
The Biggest Risk of Artificial Intelligence May Still Be Human Artificial intelligence is becoming more powerful every year. It can analyse enormous amounts of information, assist scientific research, generate computer
1.4K0 - 24Oct2026
Google CEO Says Measuring AI-Written Code No Longer Makes Sense
Google CEO Sundar Pichai Says Measuring AI-Written Code No Longer Makes Sense Artificial intelligence is changing the way software is built, and even the world’s largest technology companies are rethinking
1.4K0
- 21Oct2026
Nepal Plans Its First Sovereign AI Compute at Syuchatar, Kathmandu
Nepal has put artificial intelligence at the centre of its national budget. The government has announced plans to build the country’s first sovereign AI compute facility in Syuchatar, Kathmandu, and
1.4K0
- 19Oct2026
Steps: Netflix’s New Animated Cinderella Movie Flips the Fairy Tale Upside Down
Netflix’s Steps Reimagines the Classic Cinderella Story What if Cinderella’s so-called evil stepsisters were never the real villains of the story? Netflix Animation Studios is turning one of the world’s
1.4K0
- 10Oct2026
Parijat on Canvas: When Nepali Literature Meets the Painter’s Brush
What happens when painters read a writer’s work and respond with color instead of words? A new exhibition in Kathmandu is exploring exactly that. “Parijat on Canvas,” a week-long show
2.1K0 - 05Oct2026
Arts for Humanity: When Nepal’s Artists Answer a Disaster with Their Art
When disaster strikes, people respond in the ways they know best. Journalists carry the facts to us in reports, photographs and video. Artists do something quieter and just as important.
1.4K0 - 25Sep2026
Three Israeli Caricaturists Visit Nepal: Cartoon Exhibition, Lectures and Cultural Exchange with Nepali Cartoonists
Three Israeli Caricaturists Visit Nepal for Art, Culture and Lectures The Embassy of Israel in Nepal organized the visit of three prominent Israeli caricaturists to Nepal from 28 to 30
1.4K0
- 23Aug2026
Is AI Really the Answer to the Museum World's Deepening Crisis? A Provocative New Debate Takes Hold
As museums around the world grapple with mounting financial pressure, shrinking government funding, and shifting audience habits, an unusual and provocative question is gaining traction in art circles: could artificial
1.4K0
- 21Aug2026
Creation (Alkotás) by Béla Klingl: Annecy 2026 Winner
Creation (Alkotás) by Béla Klingl: The Hungarian Animated Film that Won Annecy 2026’s Vimeo Staff Pick Award Creation (original title Alkotás) is a wordless animated short from Hungarian director Béla
1.4K0
- 18Aug2026
Stolen Masterpieces Worth Millions Turn Up in a Cardboard Box in Italy
In a twist that sounds almost too strange to be true, Italian police have recovered three world-famous paintings — stolen from a museum in a heist that took just three
1.4K0
- 10Aug2026
'Lost In Mandala': Nepal's First Animated Feature Brings a Himalayan Story to the World
From Service Studio to Storyteller: How Nepal’s Incessant Rain Studios Is Taking ‘Lost in Mandala’ to the World Kathmandu — For almost fifteen years, Incessant Rain Studios has been the
1.4K0
- 13Jul2026
Two Wolves, One Remote Island, Thousands of Years: Who Brought Them There — and Why Did They Stay?
Long before dogs became humanity’s closest companions, some people may have been living alongside wolves in ways that scientists never imagined. Researchers have identified the remains of two gray wolves
1.4K0
- 10May2026
A Sacred Homecoming: Nepal Reinstalls a Stolen 13th-Century Buddha After Four Decades
KATHMANDU — Beneath the sound of traditional Newar drums and the prayers of hundreds of devotees, a 13th-century Buddha statue finally returned to the place it had once called home.
1.4K0
- 15Feb2026
Raid Exposes Cambodia’s Bizarre ‘Digital Arrest’ Scam Centers
Imagine walking into a quiet room deep in the heart of Kampot province, Cambodia. You see the familiar, serene face of Mahatma Gandhi looking down from a portrait; the Indian
2.4K0
- 21Jan2026
In Our Hands
The Power in Our Palms: A Journey Through “In Our Hands” In the quiet span of just four minutes, the award-winning animated short film “In Our Hands” manages to capture
1.5K0
