People's Archive of Rural India Beyond disaster and wildlife in the Sundarbans A quarterly magazine on the Sundarbans defies mainstream media's stereotypes about the region.
Boomlive The Rohingya Refugees Who Show Life In Bangladesh Through Instagram Instagram is their window to the world and a means of asserting their existence.
The New Arab Systematically terrorised: Rohingyas face severe health restrictions in Myanmar Rohingyas continue to face discrimination in Myanmar as they deal with grave limitations in practically all areas of life including access to basic healthcare
Al Jazeera With no formal schools or jobs, young Rohingya left in lurch Despair and frustration bogs down Rohingya refugees as they face a future with no access to formal education or jobs.
The Print Azeem Ibrahim’s book on Rohingyas is a portrait of a people persecuted left, right and centre The persecution of Rohingyas is no impulsive incidence but a systemic project executed with surgical precision.
The Print ‘The People Next door’ provides a wide angle view of India-Pakistan relations Author T.C.A. Raghavan attempts to show the flesh and blood of the relationship rather than just mapping the skeleton.
People's Archive of Rural India ‘Maach (fishing) and chaash (cultivation) brought us to Sundarbans’ Flood, famine, Partition, riots, and the promise of land and jobs drove early migrations to the Sundarbans. The settlers then battled disease, hunger and attacks by tigers, but eventually found a home
The Hindu The neighbourhood bazaar At the India International Trade Fair in Delhi, traders bring with them a riotous mix of colours and fragrances from neighbouring countries.
