In 2024, does the concept of house-husband raise eyebrows? Luna: In today’s Nepali society, a house husband can still raise eyebrows as traditional gender roles are deeply rooted. While times are changing and some people are more accepting, many still see men as primary breadwinners, which can lead to judgment or criticism. However, it’s becoming...
Why do companies and brands want to associate with influencers? Ujaya: Brands want to associate with influencers because they have the ability to reach and engage with specific audience profiles, build authenticity around the brand, and create relatable persuasive content that can drive consumer behaviours. Sonna: Companies and brands seek to associate with influencers to...
What do you perceive as the biggest parenting challenge in today’s society, and why? Seema: “As a saying goes: Parenting is very easy, it’s just the first 40 years that are really challenging!” My parenting journey maybe different from others since I became a mother 27 years ago. Every day, every single moment as a...
Does the boys’ club culture still exist? More specifically, does it exist in your field of work? Suryansh: I want to preface this by saying that these are just my opinions and at the end of the day, I won’t know the true story. There is a possibility that I can be very misinformed about...
Should finances be discussed openly in a relationship? Alpana: In a relationship, financial matters must be freely discussed. Siddhartha: Everything should be discussed openly in a relationship, and that includes finances. Adhish: A relationship is between two partners and being clear about each other’s financial situation is important for collaboration and avoiding unwanted surprises....
Participants: Dr Prakriti Gyawali MD, FAM Consultant Dermatologist, and Antiageing expert Niti Joshi Founder, Dhuku Sushant Murarka MD, True Derma Company Sid Gurung Lopchan Creator, Peachytonics Ishtu Karki Content Creator How do you define “anti-ageing culture,” and what does it mean to you? Prakriti: Anti-Ageing has a multitude of viewpoints and as a dermatologist, anti-aging for...
Why did you choose to become a surgeon? Tseten: Surgery was my only choice. I have never wanted to be anyone else. I have always loved the creative aspect of surgery. I have admired how one can neatly remove an ailing and failing organ (or a part of it) and reconstruct it as needed. I...