Women farmers at the Delhi protest ask, ‘What’s for us in these laws?’

Though the agrarian crisis hurts them profoundly, women farmers and labourers have been written out of the debates about the sector.

Navsharan Singh

· Jan 18, 2021 · 06:30 am

Who killed Rakhi? In UP’s Muzaffarnagar, justice eludes a Dalit girl who died after being raped

Where is justice for the poor and Dalits, her father asked. All evidence of rape, torture and murder was wilfully destroyed by the police and medical officials.

Navsharan Singh

· Oct 22, 2019 · 06:30 am

In Old Delhi, after a temple is vandalised, a fragile, unequal peace prevails

What kind of peace is this? How deep does it go? Will it endure?

Harsh Mander

 & 

Navsharan Singh

· Jul 15, 2019 · 07:00 am

In Bihar, Muslims are facing increasing hostility and hatred after 2017

The state is proof that communal tension between Hindus and Muslims is not spontaneous. It thrives only because of politically engineered polarisation.

Natasha Badhwar

, 

Harsh Mander

, 

Navsharan Singh

 & 

John Dayal

· Mar 17, 2019 · 08:00 am

Unending trauma: The heavy toll of ongoing violence on mental health in Kashmir

Besides physical harm, the Valley is struggling with a mental health crisis that has only gotten more serious since the increased use of force in 2016.

Dinesh Mohan

, 

Harsh Mander

, 

Navsharan Singh

, 

Pamela Philipose

 & 

Tapan Bose

· Jul 27, 2018 · 08:30 am