Siddharth Singh
Protest marches by farmers and emotive appeals by politicians are no substitute for the need to fix India’s broken farm sector
Assertions of religious identity in the face of sectarian politics put the spotlight on India’s most famous Muslim university
A reluctance to face facts has extracted a human cost in Kashmir. Now Jammu seems unwilling to draw lessons from it
A group of Tamil farmers made national headlines one year ago by kicking off a series of absurd protests in Delhi. V Shoba meets key characters from the landmark agitation who are back in their villages battling an unending farm crisis
The current political experiment in the Valley has failed badly
A portrait of JNU where revolution still rages in the minds of the street-fighting class
A stolen holy book. Erupting streets and offending posters. An inept government and angry farmers. Is Punjab inching toward the brink? Open follows the fault lines of a volatile state
A visual account of the anti-government protests against the gang rape of a girl in New Delhi
The wave of protests in American cities has been variously panned as leaderless, rudderless, purposeless... but perhaps America is rediscovering the messy nature of democracy