Rakhi Bose

1 month ago | thequint.com | Rakhi Bose |Sayeed Malik

Delhi needs to see Kashmir eye to eye and ensure that it won't be punitive against Kashmiris, writes Sayeed Malik. The spontaneous outpouring of grief and anguish at Srinagar's Lal Chowk after the Pahalgam carnage took me back to October 1947 when Pakistan-aided tribal raiders had invaded Jammu and Kashmir. This was when Maharaja Hari Singh had not yet acceded to the Indian Union. I was a teenager then.

2 months ago | thequint.com | Auqib Javeed |Rakhi Bose

Talking to The Quint, locals expressed their concern over a section of media trying to spread communal narratives. Amid the cacophony of hate and polarisation on social media in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, a video of a Kashmiri man carrying an injured tourist on his back has gone viral. The man in the video is Sajad Ahmad Bhat, a shawl hawker from Pahalgam.

2 months ago | thequint.com | Rakhi Bose

"I would not mind my works to further the cause of fighting against oppression," Aamir Aziz told The Quint. “Even if an intellectual property is not licensed by its creator, it’s technically theirs if they can prove in a court of law that they were the one to first come up with the creation," Imran Ali, a lawyer who specialises in copyright cases, told The Quint in response to the recent row over Patna-born poet Aamir Aziz's 2020 protest poem 'Sab Yaad Rakha Jayega'.

2 months ago | thequint.com | Arka Bhaduri |Rakhi Bose

Over 250 people have been arrested so far in connection with the violence in Murshidabad which left three dead. Days after communal violence rocked several parts of West Bengal's Murshidabad district, the usually busy Dhuliyan market area bore a subdued look. On Tuesday, 14 April, the day of Nobo Borsho (Bengali New Year), only a few sweet shops opened their shutters in the morning.

2 months ago | thequint.com | Rakhi Bose

A viral video of men threatening Bengali fish sellers to move the market away from a temple has left CR Park astir. Dibyendu Das was a busy man on 9 April, a day after a video depicting a self-proclaimed group of ‘sanatani’ men threatening Bengali fish sellers, including Das, at the posh Market No. 1 of Chittaranjan Park in Delhi went viral.