More than a 19th-century actress, Binodini Dasi was a woman who dared to write her life in ink, on her own terms. Her memoir ...

The Indian Army still uses old British-era names and recruits soldiers based on caste or region, which hurts national unity, ...

After the Pahalgam attacks on April 22 in India-administered Kashmir had killed 26 civilians – the militants mainly had targeted Hindu tourists, however, there was also a Christian tourist and a ...

Authorities estimate 1,500-2,200 foreign fighters are currently embedded in ISKP ranks in Afghanistan, with Indians being ...

Christians in India’s Madhya Pradesh state have called for action against right-wing Hindu activists who assaulted and ...

Uncovering India's genetic richness through comprehensive genomic mapping reveals unique ancestry and health implications for ...

The Brooklyn-based Sikh American musician Sonny Singh joins us in our Democracy Now! studio to perform and talk about his ...

A fragile truce now holds between the two long-standing adversaries, bringing their twelve-day war to an end. Ravi has spent ...

Climate change and slavery form a vicious cycle. Collective action for a free and livable future is an opportunity to combat both at once.

French citizens are returning to set up businesses and foundations that preserve and promote their unique culture ...

We have replaced the commons with controlled access. Neighbourhoods no longer train us to live together – they teach us to ...

Attempts to block diversity on religious, racial, ethnic or gender grounds appear to be the story of the human race.