SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN IN MEDIA - South Asian Women in Media

Despite the despondency, the rationale for its existence is intact, and India can use it as a stage for its global ambitions

South Asian Women in the Media (SAWM) condemns the horrific killing of Afghan journalist Malala Maiwand, TV talk show host and reporter with Enkaas TV in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, this Thursday morning. Malala was on her way to work when…

South Asian Women in the Media (SAWM) strongly condemns Trinamool Congress MP Mohua Moitra’s recent comments about journalists in rural Bengal, calling them “two-paise journalists.”

In general, India could still be in a sweet spot if there is political change and a new administration in the U.S.

After the initial uncertainty, relations with India picked up steam under Trump

India and the US began a journey in 1998, with the first conversation between Jaswant Singh and Strobe Talbott. This week, the two countries signed off on Book 1 of that journey, when India signed the Basic Exchange and Cooperation…

The first standalone Quad ministerial in Tokyo on October 6 holds the promise for something much larger, giving a new direction to Indo-Pacific geopolitics. But what, exactly?

Good and Evil used to be a simple white and black. Both now have an identity crisis. Thanks to the 50 Shades of Bray heard every day, one man’s meet is another man’s superspreader. Stuff like secularism, free speech and polyunsaturated fat…

SAWM is concerned that the J&K administration has locked out Kashmir Times from its Srinagar office. The Kashmir Times, edited by SAWM member Anuradha Bhasin, was functioning - like all other regional and national newspapers in J&K

This story first appeared in The Times of India At this moment, those with idle fingers and competing political agendas are fighting an India-China boundary conflict on social media, which include calls to fire top army commanders,…