What Role Can India Play to Resolve the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis?
Ambassador Vijay Nambiar, Amy Kazmin and Kabir Taneja discuss the situation in Myanmar and beyond with Maya Mirchandani.
Maya Mirchandani
Wide Angle: Shyam Saran on How India Sees the World
In the first episode of a new series, Wide Angle, Maya Mirchandani interviews former foreign secretary Shyam Saran on his new book.
Triple Talaq and Marital Rape: Politics and Patriarchy Trump Gender Justice
Why is the Modi government not showing the same support for criminalising marital rape as it did with outlawing triple talaq. After all, gender violence is not religion, class or caste specific.
A Memoir: My Grandmother’s Flight From Karachi to Bombay in 1947
An excerpt from ‘Inheriting the Hamam Dasta and its Stories,’ a chapter by Maya Mirchandani in ‘Looking Back: the 1947 Partition, 70 Years On’.
What Geography and Economics Could Mean for India’s China Problem
Geography necessitates that India play a role in the Belt and Road Initiative, but it is the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor that’s keeping it away.
Is Aggressive Nationalism Over Kulbhushan Jadhav and Kashmir Really the Way to Go?
Polarisation over Kashmir and Jadhav, and the rise of rhetoric in India and Pakistan, only serves to feed into the narrative of aggressive nationalism that’s taken centre stage in India’s political discourse.
Teesta Resolution Critical but Likely to Elude India and Bangladesh This Time
Shaikh Hasina will face tremendous pressure from her country to push for an agreement on the Teesta waters on her upcoming trip to Delhi.
Why Finland May Not Let Some Asylum Seekers Stay, Despite Needing Them
With an ageing population and a falling birth rate, the Nordic nation could benefit from refugees or immigrants. Instead, a recent wave of racism is driving many out.
Understanding Resilience While Covering Devastation
An excerpt from Maya Mirchandani’s chapter in More News Is Good News: Untold Stories From 25 Years of Television Journalism.
