An election in exile
As the Tibetan community in India exercises the right to vote in the general election, what do they expect from the government they hope to see in power?
Hindustan Times Mint/cover story / April 2019
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As the Tibetan community in India exercises the right to vote in the general election, what do they expect from the government they hope to see in power?
Hindustan Times Mint/cover story / April 2019
This group of largely urban, upper caste millennials have opted for what they perceive to be a pragmatic middle path between the Left and the Right.
Scroll.in / February 2019
Students, parents and teachers are the biggest symbol of resilience as they managed to tackle the board exams in November.
India Today / December 2016
#MintLongStory on Leprosy, the disease that plagues India and its biases. It's not highly contagious, is 100% curable, and yet the religious, social and legal stigma associated with it persists, with over 100 discriminatory provisions on our statute books
Hindustan Times Mint / March 2019
The women of Badgam, a village near Kargil, have witnessed three India-Pakistan wars and lived through the trauma of severed families
Hindustan Times Mint / February 2019
Dislocated and displaced several times after Partition, the residents of Latoo have learned an invaluable lesson: to survive you need to be self-reliant.
Scroll.in / December 2018
An increasing number of young, upwardly mobile millennials are attending satsangs and surrendering to the idea of a guru.
Hindustan Times Mint/Cover story / February 2019
The cult of keto is so grand that people actually identify as keto “evangelists”. But where there are evangelists, can critics be far behind?
Hindustan Times Mint/cover story / April 2019
When Shavo Dorjee witnessed Jamphel Yeshi’s self-immolation, he didn’t know he’d be playing a character based on the anti-China protester a few years later.
Vice India / July 2018
Nilam Katara on what kept her going for 14 years as she fought to bring her 23-year-old son's murderers to justice.
India Today / November 2016
Whether it's to do with the influx of porn is debatable, but the boundary between what is 'natural' and what is not is shifting fast in Indian erotic life
India Today / March 2018
A growing number of well-to-do urban women are engaging doulas and midwives in an effort to experience a more traditional childbirth.
HT Mint / March 2019
From fairs to galleries and everywhere in between, art in Paris is ubiquitous.
India Today / January 2018
"Insta-poet" Rupi Kaur is at the forefront of a movement embodying short, raw verse, with arbitrary line-breaks and quick, often gut-punch-packing compositions.
India Today / September 2017
With altruistic surrogacy, outlawing porn and sexuality, government has become the most unsettling voyeur.
India Today / August 2016
There are a few parallels one can draw between the Aziz Ansari incident and Mahmood Farooqui case, experientially, if not legally.
India Today / January 2018
Join me in a sound that is both my war cry and how the state responds to crimes against women: meh.
India Today / February 2016
A demand for accountability from powerful men? Have you ever heard of something so bizarre?
News Central 24X7 / October 2018
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