If someone tells you gender inequality does not exist in this day and age, where scientists think there might be a possibility of colonising Mars, tell them to Google the news story of Thegani Devi Mahato—a 40-year-old widow and a mother of two children, a boy of 12 years and a girl of nine—who was dragged by men from her home, beaten, then burned alive for being accused of witchcraft by the locals of Madi, Chitwan.

Using art as a catalyst for healing in a society that continues to stigmatise mental health issues

At the Patan Museum, with images from a bygone era, Nepal Picture Library is creating a portal to a time when a photographic revolution was taking seed

ArtLab’s Prasad inspires youth to cap brain drain via a celebration of national heroes and conveniently accessible art forms