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The changing face of children’s literature in Nepal
From Panchayat-era moralism to donor-driven publishing, and today a rising crop of local initiatives, the shifts in Nepal’s children’s literature reflect the difficult history of the country itself
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We Must Seize This Moment
As I sipped my morning tea on Friday, September 5, I was majorly annoyed. The government’s decision to ban 26 social media apps, including the popular ones owned by Meta, had begun.
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Visiting Kaal Bhairava Resurfaces Personal and Collective Myths
Reflecting on the relationship between fear and anger, a writer develops an unexpected connection to a centuries-old statue in Kathmandu
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Birth sleeves and synapses
Two artists use drafting films as an interface for temporal, neurological collaboration
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