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Nasana Bajracharya January 3, 2021 Comments There are more than 55,000 fonts of Latin/Roman alphabets (in which English is written), but there are only a few hundred of Devanagari, or Nepali, fonts. Not many people like typing in Nepali, but the number gets even lower when we think about the actual number of fonts we use while typing Nepali. But, why is the number so low? Does the country lack resources such as skilled human resources? Yes, say veterans of the field. Fonts ‘of Nepal’ Devanagari script was derived and developed from the Bhrama Lipi (script) in India 2,000 years ago, includ...

Click on the Image to watch the TVC. Microsoft India, a leading platform and productivity company for the mobile-first, cloud-first world, released its first-ever holiday ad film, Hum Rukna Nahi Jaante , celebrating the resilience of the human spirit. The film is a fitting adieu to 2020, putting a spotlight on how people across the country have shown everyday resilience in meeting the challenges that this year has brought, and how technology has played a role in enabling diverse experiences. Advertisement The film is part of Microsoft India’s #BuildingResilience campai...

linkedin Various local OTT platforms (such as ALT Balaji and MX player) in India boast high viewership figures for mature content—a genre that is witnessing heavy investment and is slated to grow further. In a society that has historically shied away from overt or explicit depictions of sex, is the growth in easily accessible adult content a sign of normalising conversations around sex, or a further reinforcement of regressive gender norms? Does it indicate sexual liberation or a double-down on taboos? Has the male gaze shifted at all? The kind of content we see and consum...

linkedin Various local OTT platforms (such as ALT Balaji and MX player) in India boast high viewership figures for mature content—a genre that is witnessing heavy investment and is slated to grow further. In a society that has historically shied away from overt or explicit depictions of sex, is the growth in easily accessible adult content a sign of normalising conversations around sex, or a further reinforcement of regressive gender norms? Does it indicate sexual liberation or a double-down on taboos? Has the male gaze shifted at all? The kind of content we see and consume not only mirrors...