Amrita Singh

Amrita Singh is an assistant editor at The Caravan.

How corporate patrons enable the art of least resistance
Media / Reportage
How corporate patrons enable the art of least resistance
Amrita Singh
By the Right, for the Right: A day at the DU Literature Festival
Politics / News
By the Right, for the Right: A day at the DU Literature Festival
Amrita Singh
Media / Interview My heart is my first court, there I am innocent: Siddique Kappan Amrita Singh, Shahid Tantray
Media / Reportage The toxic business of OpIndia’s anti-journalism Amrita Singh
Law / News Majority of 2011 paper co-authored by criminal law committee member is plagiarised Amrita Singh
Technology / News Is the private sector gaming social-media policies to silence security researchers, critics? Amrita Singh
Health / Interview Without free vaccination, majority of Indians could miss vaccine: Oxfam India’s Amitabh Behar Amrita Singh
History / Interview New study further suggests animal meat, possibly cattle, consumed in Indus civilisation Amrita Singh
Politics / News Politicians from Australia, UK attend roundtable on whether India is becoming a fascist state Amrita Singh
Media / Commentary Recounting police brutality, UP journalist Asad Rizvi says state trying to dictate stories Amrita Singh
Politics / News AAP’s cynical stance on the CAA goes only as far as its electoral posturing allows Ahan Penkar, Amrita Singh
Politics / News Not just CAA, it’s a struggle against authoritarianism: Academics unite against police brutality Amrita Singh
Communities / News Intellectuals attack Miya poets asserting their identity, leading to intimidation and FIRs Amrita Singh
Politics / News Chandni Chowk’s Bania community is satisfied with AAP but wants Modi at the centre Amrita Singh
Politics / News This is an effort to attack anybody who criticises the present dispensation: Anand Teltumbde’s lawyer Amrita Singh
Politics / News Seven BJP politicians on how the party’s divisive agenda forced them to quit Amrita Singh
Policy / News In Assam’s NRC, a near-impossible trial followed by inhuman and indefinite detention Amrita Singh