Behind the toll of dead and injured in the Delhi blast lie shattered families, an embattled university and communities grappling with renewed suspicion
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Fozia Yasin is a journalist and researcher exploring the stories and lives at the margins
Anuradha Bhasin spoke to Outlook about the sudden SIA raid on the abandoned Jammu office of the Kashmir Times, a space with no staff, no operations, and no printing for years, calling the episode yet another reminder of the challenges confronting media
Even as women outvote men and shape mandates, patriarchal power structures keep them out of meaningful political authority.
Record turnout and a decade-long welfare bond proved stronger than late promises and sharp attacks from rivals.
At LNJP Hospital, confusion & despair lingered a day after the Red Fort blast left 13 dead and dozens injured.
Despite sustaining cities through informal labour, Bihar’s migrant women are excluded from voting & remain unseen in policy and politics. Structural and economic barriers lock them out of the festival of democracy.
Women voters are asserting their choices, weighing safety and opportunity, and emerging as a pivotal constituency as political parties seek to woo them.
The new face enters Morwa with a promise of welfare-driven & corruption-free politics
After five decades in law & public service, the veteran lawyer begins a new chapter in public life as he steps into electoral politics from his home turf
Despite his incarceration, his family — including wife Annu Shukla, and daughter Shivani, now an RJD candidate — continues to sustain the family’s political influence in Vaishali.
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