SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN IN MEDIA - South Asian Women in Media

Who was Lata Mangeshkar wary of hurting—family, friends, fans, or her own self?

Popularly known as the British Raj, it is the period of British rule over the Indian subcontinent from 1858 until the independence of India and Pakistan in 1947

Mission Kashmir (2000). Hrithik Roshan starrer movie that was screened at Stockholm International Film Festival, narrates the story of a Kashmiri boy Altaf whose whole family is accidentally killed by cops. Set in the early 1990s, Altaf was…

After she was arrested in 2018, Ramachandra Guha, the historian and Gandhi's biographer, was in no doubt that the Mahatma would have donned his lawyer's robes and defended Bharadwaj, the IIT-Delhi alumnus who has spent her life defending…

Rajeev Yadav, a civil rights activist who has been working with those wrongfully accused in terror cases, is contesting from Azamgarh in Yogi Adityanath’s Uttar Pradesh

India was making significant progress in reducing its stillbirth rate. But then covid-19 hit.

Good memories. And bad. Difficult moments. And memorable ones. Trade union leader, activist and lawyer Sudha Bharadwaj has gathered them all in her challenging walk through Life.

North East Society Miranda Housepresents a webinar onInto the sixth decade of AFSPA Speakers:PATRICIA MUKHIM, Journalist, Editor, AuthorKHAM KHAN SUAN HAUSING, HOD Political Science, University of Hyderabad Date: 5th February 2022 Time:…

Potlis in prison? Creativity, says Sudha Bharadwaj, is a vital lifeline for those who find their freedom taken away for crimes they may, or may not, have committed

When you look at the picture above, at the smile that illuminates Sudha Bharadwaj's face, you cannot help but marvel at her quiet strength