“Budhani,” a Nepali novel based on an Indigenous Tharu fable, tells the story of a crow and a girl. In her life as a crow, “Budhani” faces injustice; however, reborn as a girl, she fights against the rule of law favouring males.

In Nepal, where calligraphy bridges the sacred and the secular, writing is a form of meditation, a fluid continuum of art, history, and identity.

Ukhan Tukka- proverbs and sayings are an essential part of the Nepali language and culture.

A researcher, translator and a native speaker of Magar language Uday Raj Aaley talks about what does it take to revitalize a dying Kusunda.