BehanBox • 22nd August 2023 ‘Anything Can Happen’. Why Kuki Women In Assam’s Camps Fear Returning To Manipur
Article 14 • 28th June 2023 After 63 Days In Jail Under Anti-Terrorism Law For Poem On Defiance, Assam Poet Now Writes Odes To Love — Article 14
Indiaspend • 29th November 2022 In Nagaland, Despite An Act To Protect Street Vendors, Women Vendors Struggle For Basic Amenities
Article 14 • 22nd September 2022 Meet The Lawyers Helping Poor, Bengali-Speaking Muslims Accused Of Being Foreigners Prove Citizenship
Article 14 • 15th June 2022 Another BJP State, Another Demolition: In Assam, Kin Of Muslim Man Who Died In Custody Face Terror Case — Article 14
The Caravan • 13th June 2022 “No development for us here”: Workers distraught as Assam government clears tea garden to build airport
Article 14 • 12th January 2022 Assam's Hasina Bhanu Won A 20-Year Legal Battle To Prove She Was Indian. It Came At A Cost
Foreign Policy • 17th December 2021 Army Killings in India’s Nagaland Reignite Debate Over Controversial Law
Article 14 • 9th November 2021 After Tripura Muslims Faced Mob Attacks, Muslim Twitter Handles Nationwide Face Police Action — Article 14
Missing Perspectives • 21st March 2023 In one of the worst flood affected regions of India, women lack access to basic resources
Indiaspend • 15th March 2023 In Assam’s Dhemaji, Infrastructure Growth, Erratic Rains Shift Farming Practices
Mongabay-India • 10th August 2022 A hope for climate-focused urban planning in Assam’s cities reeling from severe floods
Health Policy Watch • 21st February 2022 India Lifts Most COVID Restrictions As Omicron Wave Subsides
Women's Media Centre • 24th March 2021 In Assam’s Tea Gardens, Low-Wage Women Workers Struggle to Access Maternity Care
Vice • 5th August 2020 India’s Community Health Workers Were Already Overworked. Then Came a Pandemic.
The Indian Express • 2nd February 2019 Anyone can wear a phanek: lessons from the canvas of a Manipuri artist
Scroll.in • 19th January 2019 A Bengaluru couple wants to save India’s tribal music – with a little help from urban artists
Scroll.in • 27th September 2018 In Shillong, hip-hop artists are singing tales of poverty, unemployment and a fading language
Scroll.in • 7th June 2018 In manga-crazy Nagaland, a young woman’s comic series has made her a minor star
The Indian Express • 22nd May 2018 In Tripura, a musician’s bid to preserve the language of the tribes