In a city where ride sharing has quietly reshaped everyday mobility, a new group of women is changing something deeper than traffic patterns. They are changing perception. Women drivers and riders on inDrive Nepal are stepping into a space long considered male territory, navigating not just roads but judgement, curiosity and expectation. For many of […]
Is changing your surname after marriage a pressure or preference for most women? Nepal has taken steady steps towards solidifying women’s legal rights with the Muluki Civil Code of 2074 (2017). Section 81 of the Code, to an extent, legitimises women’s autonomy and reads that she can use the “surname of her father, mother, husband, or […]
Is the healthcare system delivering on the the promise of free treatment, the injured have another story to tell strained by the expenses of medicine, and lives forever altered by physical impairment. On September 8 and 9, when Gen Z demonstrators took to the streets demanding change, the unprecedented vandalism of public property and the […]
How Nepal’s Gen Z Rose Against Power, Established An Interim Government And Continues To Remain on Close Vigil Of Meeting The Movements Goals In the spring of unrest, Nepal’s streets became a battlefield for a generation. Without a single leader to rally behind, the country’s young Gen Z and even younger participants rose in a […]
In a quiet gallery in Kathmandu, the walls glow with colour – swirls of indigo, fierce strokes of crimson, soft gradients of orange fading into gold. The exhibition was titled “Unseen”, an intentional nod to the reality of Nepal’s autistic children: their talents often overlooked, their expressions unheard, their potential underestimated. As visitors paused before […]