SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN IN MEDIA - South Asian Women in Media

SAWM member and journalist Suhasini Haidar pens down her own experiences of covering mass protests to elaborate on the points of what journalists should and should not do while doing their jobs of covering such situations.

The Citizen Amendment Act has become an issue which is of great concern to the people of Assam. SAWM member Patricia Mukhim writes in detail how and why the people of Assam are protesting against this Act.

Senior journalist and SAWM member Nirupama Subramanian's in depth interview with NCP chief Sarad Pawar. The Maharashtra alliance, the role of NCP in the newly formed Maharashtra government, his equation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and…

Sayed Muazzem Ali, the outgoing Bangladesh High Commissioner to India expressed his disappointment over India being disinterested to know about how Bangladesh is developing in almost every social parameter than India. How and why - explains…

In an exclusive conversation with Senior Journalist and SAWM member Smita Sharma, former Foreign Secretary Shyam Saran expressed deep disappointment in India’s decision to pull out of the RCEP and underlined that despite similar domestic…

SAWM Kolkata member Anwesha Banerjee was awarded for Best Article on Child Rights on 20th Nov. Each year the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights gives these awards. Anwesha works for Ei Samoy, the Bangla daily of the TOI…

SAWM India, in association with International Justice Mission, held a national media workshop on "Unsafe Zones: Stories of Violence and Vulnerabilities at Work." Fifteen journalists from Manipur, Nagaland, Meghalay, Assam, Orissa,…

Senior Journalist and SAWM member Nilova Roy Chaudhury brings up some of the most important questions in today's India - can India afford to alienate a major part of its students' community from subsidised education and name the…