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India was making significant progress in reducing its stillbirth rate. But then covid-19 hit.

Good memories. And bad. Difficult moments. And memorable ones. Trade union leader, activist and lawyer Sudha Bharadwaj has gathered them all in her challenging walk through Life.

Potlis in prison? Creativity, says Sudha Bharadwaj, is a vital lifeline for those who find their freedom taken away for crimes they may, or may not, have committed

When you look at the picture above, at the smile that illuminates Sudha Bharadwaj's face, you cannot help but marvel at her quiet strength

After she was arrested in 2018, Ramachandra Guha, the historian and Gandhi's biographer, was in no doubt that the Mahatma would have donned his lawyer's robes and defended Bharadwaj, the IIT-Delhi alumnus who has spent her life defending…

The desperate scenes in Afghanistan have dredged up memories of the two Kabuliwallas of my childhood.

Indian diplomacy will have to handle the fallout of the vaccine collapse and bio-research regulations

All is officially well in India’s ‘model’ state, although those on the ground note convoys of ambulances at hospital gates, 12-hour waitlists at crematoria, eight-hour waits in queue for antiviral drugs and scams in the name of the virus.

The Indian Women’s Press Corps (IWPC) is delighted to welcome the court verdict declaring the former journalist Priya Ramani not guilty of defaming former Union minister M J Akbar, whom she had accused of sexual harassment. Priya Ramani’s…

Despite the despondency, the rationale for its existence is intact, and India can use it as a stage for its global ambitions