India–China generals meet to defuse border standoff
On-the-ground coverage of high-level military talks between India and China in Ladakh, examining what they mean for de-escalation along a tense Himalayan frontier.
Selected reports and explainers for Al Jazeera English on protests, conflict and rights in India and the wider region – usually filed from the ground, often with on-air video.
On-the-ground coverage of high-level military talks between India and China in Ladakh, examining what they mean for de-escalation along a tense Himalayan frontier.
Coverage of the execution of four men in the Nirbhaya gang-rape case, and what the hanging means for public anger, justice and the politics of sexual violence in India.
Field report on a young man shot during anti-government demonstrations, capturing the shock, anger and questions over policing and impunity.
Explainer on why Dalit communities worry that the Citizenship Amendment Act and the proposed National Register of Citizens could deepen existing inequalities.
A look at the posters, murals and performances that turned India’s citizenship protests into a powerful visual and cultural movement.
Analysis of how India’s television networks covered the protests and the criticism that much of the media echoed the government’s narrative.
Reporting from Jawaharlal Nehru University after masked attackers stormed the campus, leaving dozens injured and raising questions about police and political complicity.
Story from the streets and campuses where demonstrators accused security forces of excessive force as protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act spread.
Reporting from Assam as New Delhi sends in soldiers to contain fierce protests over the controversial citizenship bill in India’s northeast.
Follow-up coverage from Assam as anger over the Citizenship Amendment Act continues, with residents fearing the law will target Muslims and reshape the region’s identity.
Report on the killing of four men accused in the rape and murder of a veterinarian, and the fierce debate it triggered over “instant justice” and the rule of law.
Feature on Adivasi and other indigenous communities living in India’s forests, challenging eviction notices and defending their land rights.
From Kashmir, a look at how a wave of attacks on non-Kashmiris deepened fear, tension and mistrust after New Delhi revoked the region’s autonomy.
Reporting on shopkeepers, traders and tourism operators in Kashmir struggling to survive amid shutdowns, communications blackouts and political uncertainty.
Explainer on the Supreme Court ruling over the disputed Babri Mosque site in Ayodhya, and how the judgment reshaped India’s fraught religious landscape.