SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN IN MEDIA - South Asian Women in Media

This week, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan will arrive on a three day visit to Beijing. In the ritualistic before departure meeting with a group of Chinese journalists, the Prime Minister called out western countries for their double…

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…

BIMSTEC, a sub-regional grouping, comprising some geographically contiguous South Asian and ASEAN countries in the Bay of Bengal, was formed to leverage synergies in their capabilities for their development.

It remains unclear why no leader from India’s closest neighbour Bangladesh has ever been a chief guest at the Republic Day parade

Campaign to keep girls in school may now need to refocus on keeping them at home

South Asian Women in the Media (SAWM), strongly condemns the arrests of journalists Samriddhi K Sakunia and Swarna Jha and intimidation against media by Tripura police and false cases filed against them. South Asian Women in the Media…

ROBERTO CINGOLANI was frazzled at the end of the energy and environment ministers’meet of G20 countries this July. Cingolani, who is Italy’s ecological transition minister, had chaired the two-day meet. He said that negotiations with India…

When our leaders, whether in the government or the opposition, try to reassure members of the Hindu community, saying "you are one of us," this is a blatant example of 'othering'. They have drawn the 'self/other' divide. This in itself is a…

The open letter of Afghan journalists: We don't have immunity, international institutions should take action for our exit. Information of the day: A number of vulnerable Afghan journalists have expressed concern for the safety of…

In a world of hard geopolitical realities, New Delhi must leverage its unique strengths in remaining engaged with Kabul