Author: Himalaya Post

Bhaktapur – Chairman of the Nepal Workers and Peasant Party (NWPP), Narayan Man Bijukchhe, has said journalists should fulfill their responsibility in favaour of country and people. At a programme organized to observe the 16th anniversary of Rafat Sanchar Club in the district on Friday, Chairman Bijukchhe stressed, “Journalists must not be timid to speak and write for the country and people.” He, however, said although journalists may have faith in any political party, the news they write must be fair and credible. Chairman Bijukchhe recollected an inspiring moment he had spent with Editor Madan Mani Dixit while writing...

Kathmandu – Two of Nepal’s most prominent film personalities- Anoop Bikram Shahi and Pradeep Khadka – have added the Deepal S07 ICA to their personal garages, underscoring the growing preference among influential achievers for intelligent, design-led EV brand Deepal. Leading actor and style icon Pradeep Khadka, who has won audiences’ hearts through several films including the recently released science-fiction movie Eklo, shared that he added the Deepal S07 to his garage due to its futuristic design and state-of-the-art technology. Similarly, popular actor Anoop Bikram Shahi, who has earned international recognition after sharing screen space with Bollywood star Salman Khan...

Kathmandu – With a legacy spanning over 130 years, Škoda Auto brings to Nepal a rich heritage of European engineering built on precision, safety, and intelligent design. Founded in 1895 in Europe, Škoda today operates in more than 100 global markets and is recognised worldwide for delivering dependable, high-quality vehicles that balance advanced engineering with everyday practicality. Škoda’s commitment to excellence has been reinforced over the years through numerous international accolades. The brand has received multiple Red Dot Design Awards for its clean, functional design philosophy and has consistently earned high safety ratings in Euro NCAP crash tests, reflecting...

Kathmandu- A discussion has been held on ‘Mahayug’, a novel penned by Seema Avas, in the federal capital recently. Critics Gyanu Adhikari and Pragati Rai spoke on various dimensions of the novel, claiming that it has advocated for women empowerment and asserted that women power is the supreme power. Adhikari said, “Humanism incorporates feminism. Feminism is reflected in everyday Nepali society. It is evident in Avas’ novel.” Similarly, Rai viewed although the novel seems dooms saying, it has borne reality. “Women’s representation in Hindu scriptures is reformed by the author. She underlines correction of one-sided narrative on women,” critic...