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Redefining Womanhood in Bijapur: An Ongoing Journey of Hope, Patience, and Resilience

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In Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, a district long scarred by insurgency, violence, and institutional collapse, a quiet but profound transformation is unfolding. For decades, poor infrastructure,...

Revolution, Theocracy and the Price to Pay for Women: The Age of Khamenei and Its Reckoning

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The politics of the Islamic Republic were not abstract when I visited Iran in 2014.They were part of the fabric of daily life. We strolled...

The World’s Lowest Fertility Rate Did Not Happen by Accident

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South Korea has the lowest fertility rate in the world – 0.72 births per woman in 2023, with some projections for 2025 going as...

Why am I drawn to the Secularist?

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Growing up in Lucknow, having studied in Varanasi, Mumbai and Cardiff, I saw the deprivation, locally, nationally, and globally, of one value I deeply...

Secularism Is Not Neutral: It’s a Discipline, a Way of Living-south asia

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I was born in India, migrated alone to the UK at twenty-one, and later earned a PhD in England. I have worked across journalism,...
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The next global health crisis is already here: Childhood trauma from war

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The brutal reality of wars unfolding in our world, such as the current war in Ukraine, the Iran-Israel-US conflict, or the devastating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, reveals that war is never just fought on battlefields. It is fought on every road, in every schoolyard, and in every home.

Tips for Investigating Right-Wing Influencers and Podcasters

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“In most of these markets people also say they pay more attention to creators and influencers than to mainstream news brands (or their journalists) when using social media.” — Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism report

How Israel’s Unprecedented Killing of Palestinian Journalists in Gaza Makes Accountability Reporting Almost Impossible 

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Jumping from the top of a truck, Gazan journalist Anas Al‑Sharif landed in the arms of his best friend, Saleh Al‑Ja’farawi, with a joy that felt almost borrowed from another world, brief, bright, and impossibly alive amid a landscape cratered by warplanes.

Listening before helping: Why community involvement is essential for peace in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

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The arrival of more than 1 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh since 2017 has transformed the social and economic landscape of Cox’s Bazar district.
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