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The struggles of being Rohingya women
Communities / Video
The struggles of being Rohingya women
Nitya Choubey
How “A Burning” grapples with India’s current political reality
Literature / Books
How “A Burning” grapples with India’s current political reality
Irfan Ahmad
Policy / Commentary Why has minority-dominated Mewat remained the most backward district of India, from UPA to NDA? Nileena MS
Government and Policy / News Growing up Miya in Assam: How the NRC weaponised my identity against me Abdul Kalam Azad
Crime / Essay What happens in Mewat cannot stay in Mewat Natasha Badhwar
Politics / Reportage How Assam’s Supreme Court-mandated NRC project is targeting and detaining Bengali Muslims, breaking families Praveen Donthi
Crime / News More than Meets the Eye: On the Attack Against A Bengaluru Activist For Reporting an Allegedly Illegal Slaughterhouse to the Police Kedar Nagarajan
Crime / News “Say, Pakistan Murdabad!”: A Reporter Recounts How a Mob In Delhi Assaulted Him When They Identified Him As Muslim Basit Malik
Politics / Commentary Communal Polarisation Underscores the Political Landscape of Villages in Bijnor Kedar Nagarajan
Politics / News Mayawati's Strategy to Woo the Muslim Voters of Uttar Pradesh Neha Dixit
Politics / Profile Inside Mayawati’s battle for Uttar Pradesh Neha Dixit
Politics / News Scholarships, Nationalism and Peace: Scenes from the RSS’s Event for Outreach to Kashmiri Students Kedar Nagarajan
Religion / Reportage How the state nurtures the gau rakshaks of Haryana Ishan Marvel
Politics / Reportage Asaduddin Owaisi’s ambition to unite India’s fractured Muslim electorate Neyaz Farooquee
Religion / Commentary The Focus on Religion in the 2011 Census Data Overshadows The Serious Impact of the Differential Growth of Hindi and Non-Hindi Regions Garga Chatterjee
Conflict / Photo Essay Survivors of ethnic violence in Assam last year slowly piece their lives back together Mark Carey
Crime / Commentary How one non-violent Muslim changed the heart of the ideologue of Hindu bombers Christophe Jaffrelot
Media / Essay Neither the Western media’s shallow coverage nor domestic outrage over it does justice to the complexity of Pakistani society Madiha Sattar