The women of Manipur remain at the receiving end of barbaric violence, a stark reminder of the state and central government’s failure to protect the lives of hundreds of innocent women, men and children caught in the cycle of ethnic violence that has consumed the state since May last year
The decision by The Washington Post and LA Times to refrain from their tradition of endorsement has led to questions about press freedom and the implications of private ownership, since the decisions came not from the editorial staff but from the two papers’ billionaire owners.
A key issue to be negotiated by India on the COP29 agenda includes agreement on the New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance (NCQG), which is intrinsic for achieving its climate goals and emission targets
Rejecting the notion of Raavan as a villain signifies a persistent need to challenge the dominant narrative while remaining part of it
In August this year, several Hindu and indigenous groups in ‘Upper Assam’ gave open threats to Miya Muslim migrants living in the region, asking them to leave in ten days. The eviction drives have led to at least two deaths by police firing since then.
Beyond regional dignity and autonomy, development has become central in both national and regional party manifestos in Kashmir
After fighting hard for Olympic glory and protesting against sexual violence, Vinesh Phogat has now stepped into a new role: the politician
Among Manipur's tribals, there is a fear that the tenuous unity achieved after years of inter and intra-tribal rivalry and bloodshed could be undone by sub-categorisation in reservation
A brief history of Kukis in Manipur and why some people want to change it
The worst affected by the violent clashes in Manipur are women, elderly and children who now face an uncertain future
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