Fozia Yasin is a journalist and researcher exploring the stories and lives at the margins
It has been a year since the Pahalgam attack - an incident which raised some pertinent questions on security, accountability, and retaliation in Kashmir. We are revisiting what we wrote then. Honoured with a bravery award, Adil Hussain Shah, the only local killed in the Pahalgam attack, tried to protect tourists from armed attackers, leaving behind a legacy of courage and humanity.
A solidarity gathering in Delhi reflects on Palestinian prisoners, contested laws, and the politics of memory and resistance.
Congress MP accuses Centre of using women’s reservation as cover to alter the country’s federal structure.
In a special Parliament session, three bills promise 33 per cent women’s reservation, while the opposition alleges the real agenda is redrawing India’s electoral map.
Both the BJP and the Congress are betting heavily on direct benefit transfers to women and the poor, but questions about fiscal sustainability and whether schemes translate into genuine empowerment remain
In the aftermath of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s killing and a near-catastrophic conflict, Iran’s top representative in India speaks on war, global hypocrisy, and why dignity, not survival, defines a nation’s response.
Iranians who live in Delhi stick together, tracking the news of the war on Iran and helping community members who are struggling to cope
Nearly half of Assam’s electorate is women, and they turn out in large numbers, yet they remain underrepresented on the ballot.
The AIUDF chief speaks on Muslim votes, the relationship with the Congress NRC fears, and why he rejects the ‘vote-splitter’ tag
Candidate churn exposes fault lines as BJP balances winnability with growing dependence on Congress defectors
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