She, Like Light

I glimpsed her at dawn,a quiet miracle passing through my ordinary morning.My voice froze inside me no greeting, no courage, no touch only the ache of distance.And still, she burned bright,like the sun refusing to noticethe small planet breaking beneath it.God, her beauty it didn’t just stun me,it unraveled me.A violence made of light.A sweetness …

Beyond Visibility: The Marginalization of Queer People with Disabilities in Nepal 

Nepal is often praised as one of the most beautiful places on Earth, a country cradled by the Himalayas, adored by travelers who return again and again just to lose themselves in its mountains and its magic. Kathmandu’s Basantapur glows with life, its narrow alleys and ancient temples drawing crowds who marvel at its charm.But …

She Got Away

I saw herthe girl with the burgundy hair,the one whose existence felt like the first breathafter nearly drowning.Her presence entered me like a quiet storm,and her perfume…Godeven now it drifts across my ribcagelike the scent of a memorythat refuses to die. Every day folds into another,every second dissolves into the next,and the world keeps spinningas …

Silent Hearts, Stolen Kisses: The Hidden Reality of Same-Sex Love

Love between same-gendered people is still treated as a transgression. Queer desire is pathologized, surveilled, and policed by heteronormative norms that dictate who can love, how, and where. In a world structured by cisnormativity and gendered expectations, holding a hand, whispering “I love you”, or kissing a partner becomes an act of radical visibility, a …

Gendered Violence Disguised as Public Opinion

Sometimes, when women say “no”to attention, to flirtation, to advance the world reacts as if they have committed a crime. Recently, women have been slut-shamed, trolled, and attacked online, just for saying no to men who are idolized, admired, or considered national heroes. Their choices are mocked, their dignity questioned, their voices silenced, and they …

Gendered Violence Disguised as Public        Opinion

They say Nepalese women are the most beautiful  But in the dim corners of this universe  in alleyways, in online comment sections, in whispers that sting like acid  the patriarchal gravity still pulls stronger than ever, like the force of a black hole swallowing light. They say time stops when a woman is born.Her choices …

The Day I First Saw Her  and Lost Her in the Same Breath

I sat on that chair,waiting for her,my heart trembling like a secret it couldn’t hold anymore.It was the first time I would see her the girl my thoughts had memorizedlong before my eyes ever met her. I kept scrolling through my phone,stalking her Instagram again and again,as if the glow of her photoscould keep my …

Nepal Gen Z Movement Against Corruption

Nepal has long been known as a peaceful nation, embraced by majestic mountains and breathtaking landscapes. But behind this postcard beauty, reality has taken a dark and painful turn. Corruption has hollowed out the very heart of our country. The money that should serve the people, the tax money collected from ordinary citizens has been …

EVEN After pride, LGBTQIA+ Hearts Still Fight To Be Seen🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Yesterday was June 30th, the final day of Pride Month. As it draws to a close, it’s hard not to feel the weight of what this month truly means. Pride is not just about celebration; it’s about survival. It’s about being seen, being heard, being accepted even if only for a fleeting moment. June becomes …

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