Women at Leisure is a photo-project capturing women and girls in carefree moments of leisure, as a measure of freedom and visual reassurance of possibilities beyond restrictions of any kind, even…
Khabar Lahariya’s ground reportage, featuring interviews with farmers from Bundelkhand, investigates the diversity of issues that make up the ongoing agitation in particular, and the agrarian sector in general In…
Human Rights Day is observed by the international community every year on 10 December, and proclaims the basic rights everyone is inherently entitled to as a human being irrespective of…
Rural north Indian women re-evaluate the meaning of ‘Independence’ this year of lockdowns #16DaysofActivism Freedom, autonomy, independence: the coronavirus pandemic is forcing us to reconsider the meaning of these terms we…
Intro: Kicking off the global #16DaysofActivism campaign, Khabar Lahariya brings you our special report on the kind of income inequality that still exists in rural India in 2020, investigating the deep-seated…
This essay is the culmination of a special collaboration between Khabar Lahariya and the Internet Democracy Project, that aimed to bring ground realities relating to technology use and related surveillance…
One was the daughter of a mechanic and a tailor, the other, of a farmer. Both were 19, ambitious second-year college students. They lived 600 km apart and faced similar…
The week before Diwali in Bundelkhand, Khabar Lahariya senior reporter, Nazni Rizvi has set out to understand what it’s like to be a resident of a physical space that is saturated with the mythological memory of three former residents in exile.
Even in 2020, centuries later, everyone here knows the story of Ram, his brother Lakshman and wife Sita who called Chitrakoot home for 11 to 14 years (depending on whom you ask) during their exile from the kingdom of Ayodhya. Naved prattles off easily: “After 14 years of exile Ramji returned to Chitrakoot … when he defeated Raavan and returned, all the people of the kingdom lit lamps and celebrated. This is what we call Diwali, and this is what we all have been celebrating since then.”
A special ground report from Khabar Lahariya documents how the mainstream headlines may have moved on from the pandemic, but rural India’s displaced migrant workers are still waiting on the…
Khabar Lahariya speaks to the women of Bundelkhand to gauge how well the enormously welcome amendment will translate to on-ground realities On August 11, 2020 the Supreme Court of India…
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