What is behind India’s ‘love jihad’ legislation?

This proposed legislation could not only marginalise further Muslims but also undermine women’s agency and rights.

After the Lockdown, Fear and Chaos in India

As panic about the virus escalates, the middle and upper classes are hoarding food, supplies and medicines without a thought...

How My Hometown Became the Epicenter of India’s Religious Politics

Hindu nationalists rose to electoral significance from the debris of the mosque they demolished in 1992.

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Pragya Tiwari studied law as a graduate and post graduate student in the UK and went on to practice corporate law, specializing in Intellectual Property Law. She had grown up with a keen interest in the arts and reading and her continued interest led to her writing columns on culture and politics for Mumbai Mirror, The Hindu, and Deccan Herald. Senior journalist....

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What is behind India’s ‘love jihad’ legislation?

This proposed legislation could not only marginalise further Muslims but also undermine women’s agency and rights.

My ‘Vaccine’ Against the Pandemic of Fast Fashion & Discount Sales

The thing about history is that it never goes out of fashion. Pragya Tiwari makes a case for slow fashion.

Grand Ram Temple in My Hometown Ayodhya But It Cost India Too Much

The land handed over to Ram lalla will never be the same, for it is where our constitutional values were threatened.

Ayodhya, After Ram Mandir, Will You Go Back to Being My Home Town?

Will the 5th of August free Ayodhya from the burden of shouldering the cause of Hindu nationalism?

Protecting artists and the arts

An opportunity to create a cultural economy that helps performers move away from agriculture

After the Lockdown, Fear and Chaos in India

As panic about the virus escalates, the middle and upper classes are hoarding food, supplies and medicines without a thought...

Indians have only themselves to blame for the health disaster

For far too long Indians have done nothing to pressure their politicians into making healthcare a national priority.

Amid the pandemic, censorship in India can be dangerous

Censoring information about the coronavirus outbreak would prevent the media from holding those in power accountable.

Amid COVID-19, Are We Really Looking Out For Stray Animals & Pets?

Author-journalist Pragya Tiwari interviews animal rights activist Gauri Maulekhi, to clear your doubts during COVID.

Talking to States Before Lockdown Would’ve Avoided Panic: Baghel

The Quint spoke to Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel to understand how the situation is being handled in the state

‘Jaipur Journals’ is set in a literature festival to explore the writing life in all its complexity

What happens when writers confront truths about themselves – and others.

The BJP has incited hatred it can no longer stop

After the Delhi violence, we need to step up our resistance to the politics of hatred.

Not Just Modi-Shah, Kejriwal & Cops, We All Got Blood on Our Hands

We all got blood on our hands not just Modi-Shah and Kejriwal

Dear Liberals, Don’t Score on Shaheen Bagh by Dissing Kejriwal

Many commentators who identify themselves as liberals are upset that Kejriwal has not done enough for secularism.

Kunal Kamra, Arnab & Jamia Shooter — How Brecht Predicted It All

Kunal Kamra, Arnab Goswami and Jamia Shooter and Brecht

What the sartorial choices of literary icons often indicate

Sartorial Choices of Literary Icons by Pragya Tiwari