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View from India (New Internationalist Column)
Opinion | Anger is consuming India
Much of India has been overtaken by a sense of insecurity, fear and paranoia.
Opinion | Why is Modi playing down the deaths of children in an Indian hospital?
More than 60 children died in a hospital in Uttar Pradesh.
Opinion | As India’s Muslims are lynched, Modi keeps silent
Demonstrations against growing attacks on Muslims are being held in around 11 cities across India.
Opinion | India’s crackdown at college campuses is a threat to democracy
Will India have a Tiananmen Square moment?
Opinion | India’s highest court casts a vote for privacy – and not a moment too soon
A decision by the Supreme Court runs counter to a government crackdown on individual rights.
Opinion | Meet the militant monk spreading Islamophobia in India
Religion, Marx said, was the common man’s opium. It can’t be truer in India than right now.
Opinion | India’s feminists need to address why so many Indian women are killing themselves
India’s feminism movement will fail us if it doesn’t address the problem of overworked women.
How women in India demanded—and are getting—safer streets
Since a horrifying assault shocked the nation, women there have pressed for more protection from harassment and abuse in public spaces.
Are Indian women killing themselves because Indian men are lazy?
If Indian men did just a little more housework they could save thousands of women’s lives and potentially add 16 percent to the country’s GDP.