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In the spring of 2018, a brain-child was born to two listless writers that had just come to grips with the narrow walls of journalism in Nepal. Seeking liberation from the tangles of bureaucracy and taboo, and yet a little too greedy for the lackluster fame of personal blogging, Anushuya and Sanghamitra set off to create what they envisioned as a sanctuary for writers and content creators: Jatra. Jatra seeks to embody its namesake. It aspires to vibrancy and uniqueness, and dances delicately between the sobriety of a ritual and the levity of a festival. Since 2019, Jatra has been home to articles of all kinds— from political satire to restaurant reviews, from investigative journalism to DIY manuals. Its myriad contents, however, are sown together with a common thread, the same one that binds its extremely diverse group of contributors: a flavor of passion and Nepalipana that you won’t find anywhere else. For its readers, Jatra is an online English magazine that provides the highest quality of articles written by the rightfully angry and drastically underestimated youth of Nepal. Jatra runs on the donations of its subscribers and, of course, their suggestions. For its current and potential contributors, Jatra is a community. We aim to uplift eachother: as writers, as photographers and as aspiring visionaries. Jatra guarantees exposure for all its creators, and more so guarantees a network of lifelong learning, thinking, creating.