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Art in the Artist

 Art in the Artist Art is not something separate from the artist—it is the very soul that lives within. Every artist carries a universe of feelings, dreams, and visions inside them. Before a brush touches the canvas or a pen meets the paper, the artwork already exists in the heart of the creator. The beauty of art lies in how an artist transforms emotions into something that others can see, hear, or feel. A simple thought becomes a painting. A silent memory becomes a poem. A fleeting moment becomes a song. Art in the artist is a reflection of life itself. Joy takes the shape of colors, sorrow flows into music, and silence becomes a powerful expression. This inner art gives the artist a different way of seeing the world—where others see ordinary things, the artist finds meaning and depth. It is this gift that makes an artist unique. Their art is not just for themselves but for everyone, carrying messages that words often cannot express. Art in the artist is timeless, for while the c...

Nepal’s Gen Z Protests: Social Media Ban, Corruption, and Clashes

Nepal’s Gen Z Protests: Social Media Ban, Corruption, and Clashes        Nepal is currently experiencing one of its most intense youth-led uprisings in recent years, as thousands of people, especially from Generation Z, have taken to the streets in response to the government’s decision to ban major social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and X. While the authorities defended the move as an effort to control fake news, hate speech, and online fraud, many citizens saw it as an attack on their freedom of expression and an attempt to silence voices demanding accountability. The ban quickly became the spark for wider demonstrations against political corruption, poor governance, and economic stagnation, issues that have frustrated Nepalis for years. Protesters marched near the parliament in Kathmandu carrying slogans like “Enough is Enough” and “End to Corruption,” accusing leaders of adopting authoritarian attitudes. Clashes broke out when demonstrato...

Diplomatic Flashpoints in Gaza and Broader Middle East Tensions

Diplomatic Flashpoints in Gaza and Broader Middle East Tensions  Gaza Crisis Deepens as Regional Tensions Flare The conflict in Gaza has once again surged to the forefront of global headlines, with violence escalating to some of the most intense levels seen this year. In just 24 hours, Israeli military operations have killed more than 70 people in the Gaza Strip, according to health officials. Mounting Civilian Casualties The situation on the ground is dire. Hospitals already overwhelmed by shortages of fuel, medicine, and electricity are struggling to cope with the influx of casualties. International NGOs warn that Gaza’s fragile health system is nearing collapse, with lifesaving surgeries delayed and supplies running dangerously low. Families displaced by the strikes are seeking shelter in schools, mosques, and makeshift camps, but nowhere feels truly safe. Reports indicate that civilian neighborhoods, infrastructure, and refugee camps are among the areas most affected by the bom...