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Electro choke

#745 ( 13-19 February 2015 )
Stéphane Huët
Eleven11 Production tries to create an electronic music movement in Kathmandu with Dance Valley

The brain is a sex organ

#745 ( 13-19 February 2015 )
Roshan Karki
Brain hormones have specific roles to play during different stages of love

Going Himalayan in style

#745 ( 20-26 February 2015 )
Stéphane Huët
New picture book lovingly documents the elegance and inherent beauty of Himalayan art, craft and architecture

Children’s literature

#745 ( 20-26 February 2015 )
Stéphane Huët
Nepal’s first children’s literature festival to be held on 21and 22 February

Temporary paralysis

#745 ( 20-26 February 2015 )
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Bell’s palsy affects one in 65 people at some point in their lives

An affair of the art

#744 ( 6-12 February 2015 )
Stéphane Huët
For the last five years, Sangeeta Thapa has been involved in diverse projects

A day in the life of a Kathmandu wedding band

#744 ( 6-12 February 2015 )
Hanging out with the Everest Band Baja for a day

H. Pylori: the good and the bad.

#744 ( 6-12 February 2015 )
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD

The root man

#743 ( 30 Jan-5 Feb 2015 )
Cynthia Choo
Little-known artist turns root cleaning hobby into artistic passion

Sharing tolerance

#743 ( 30 Jan-5 Feb 2015 )
Stéphane Huët
Holocaust survivor documents her harrowing experiences through paintings

Breathe

#743 ( 30 Jan-5 Feb 2015 )
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Awareness and early prognosis of asthma can save lives

Text to textile

#742 ( 23-29 January )
Cynthia Choo
Cartoonist Rajesh K.C.’s Phalano Luga is now open for business

The height of sacrifice

#742 ( 23-29 January )
Deepak Adhikari
The story of the Nepalis who showed extraordinary courage in rescuing fellow climbers on K2 in 2008

Picturing Kathmandu’s beat

#742 ( 23-29 January )
Stéphane Huët
A stimulating exhibition that struck a resonance with Kathmandu dwellers

Cold viruses

#742 ( 23-29 January )
Science bytes by Roshan Karki
There are ways to prevent the common cold

Daughterhood

#741 ( 16-22 January 2015 )
Feby Boediarto
"Why are you proud of your daughter?"

A sound hunting for a home

#741 ( 16-22 January 2015 )
Stéphane Huët
A Nepali flutist haunted by a mystical sound

From femininity to masculinity

#741 ( 16-22 January 2015 )
Bernardo Michael and George Varughese
Equity and justice for women should not be held captive to narrowly-defined interests of development

Documenting dukkha

#741 ( 16-22 January 2015 )
Cynthia Choo
An American photographer’s impressions of Nepal

On shaky ground

#741 ( 16-22 January 2015 )
Dhanvantari by Buddha Basnyat, MD
Looking around Kathmandu, it's clear we haven't learnt our lesson from the 1934 earthquake
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