In the fourth edition of the Prathibha Nakshatra program held in the UK, children of Nepalese origin showcased their talents with the goal of promoting and preserving Nepali art and culture. Isaini Baraill claimed the top spot in the Prathibha Nakshatra youth competition, while Grishama Khadka secured the first position in the children’s competition. This competition, which welcomed participants aged 6 to 14 years, featured 22 children who passionately represented Nepali art and culture by delivering speeches in the Nepali language. Beyond the UK, young Nepalese talents from Germany and Austria also took part in this enriching program. Organized by Pratibha Nakshatra, the event is dedicated to nurturing the cultural heritage of Nepali children who have grown up in diverse cultural and environmental settings.