The article examines the explosive worker-led strikes in Noida’s industrial belt, where thousands protested 12-hour, ...

The article reflects on the moral responsibility of writers and the power of literature as a force for peace, justice and ...

The 2026 Reporters Without Borders World Press Freedom Index paints the bleakest global picture since its launch in 2001, ...

The article examines how leading Indian newspapers misframed a devastating US-Israeli missile campaign on Iran—beginning with ...

Umair Ahmed Khan’s novel The Valley of Unfinished Songs is a structurally ambitious, emotionally unsettling exploration of ...

An investigative journalist known as ‘Anna’ discovers her phone was hacked with Pegasus, echoing a global pattern of industrial-scale surveillance against reporters mapped in a new IFJ-commissioned ...

Unemployment in Kashmir is portrayed as a crisis shaped as much by mindset as by economics, driven by an overreliance on ...

"There’s no degree worth dying for: We came here for a better future. Now, we only want to survive," say students. The cost of returning is not only giving up career dreams but also safety concerns on ...

Drawing on Sahir Ludhianvi’s anti-war verse and a recent peace convention in Delhi, the story explores how music is quietly nurturing cross-border harmony in Southasia. It follows the Silver Songbirds ...

The article revisits 19th-century geologist Frederick Drew’s influential study of the Chenab Valley, showing how he located ...

The story explores the human cost of Kashmir’s Line of Control through the haunting funeral of Raja Liaquat Khan, whose ...

An independent panel of international jurists has issued a sweeping civil society-led legal assessment alleging “widespread ...