Gurvinder Singh

As New Del­hi claims to help per­se­cut­ed mi­nori­ties in South Asia, main­ly Mus­lim refugees from Myan­mar face de­por­ta­tion.

As In­dia braces for elec­tions, the To­tos, one of the world’s small­est tribes, have lit­tle hope that they’ll be heard.

A small com­mu­ni­ty in north­east In­dia is try­ing to move to Is­rael, where they say their roots lie.

Land prices are sky­rock­et­ing with in­vestors try­ing to cash in on the mil­lions of peo­ple ex­pect­ed to vis­it the tem­ple.

Ay­o­d­hya is get­ting an eco­nom­ic boost as the city gears up for mil­lions of tourists to see the con­tro­ver­sial Ram tem­ple.

More than eight months of eth­nic vi­o­lence in Ma­nipur has led to an un­prece­dent­ed loss to the econ­o­my and busi­ness.

Cheap­er al­ter­na­tives from Nepal, as well as ris­ing costs of do­mes­tic pro­duc­tion, have slashed de­mand.

Hun­dreds fear dis­place­ment for the third time in In­dia’s Odisha state as coal min­ing is set to start. 

Women are lead­ing a move­ment to re­sist gov­ern­ment ef­forts to set up a coal mine in Birb­hum dis­trict of West Ben­gal.