In a statement, the party said that she had been at the forefront of fighting cases of crime against women. She also played a monumental role in getting women justice from lower courts up to the Supreme Court

Siddique Kappan has been in prison since last year for trying to report on the Hathras gangrape case. The Uttar Pradesh government has booked him under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.

A year after Hathras gangrape, have things changed? Hathras, what was earlier an innocuous district of the Aligarh division of Uttar Pradesh, became infamous overnight, a year ago. The spine chilling gangrape, murder, hurried cremation and subsequent handling of the case enraged the country and people once again took to the streets for justice. It […]

It makes one believe in the power of protests to divide, yet unite. 

Reportedly, the Hathras survivor’s real sister-in-law was constantly in touch with the alleged imposter Naxalite bhabhi.

Hathras should not become a political battleground. How dangerous is this suppression of what’s true and what’s not? Since the case has been handed to CBI, shouldn’t authorities refrain from making baseless remarks in public? Read more on this below.

Media reporting on Hathras rape is turning sensational. It puts a big question mark on the caste-based angle of the case, almost immediately invalidating the testimonies of the Dalit family after their daughter died.

The Hathras case is a blatant case of upper caste power and patriarchy operating through both, socially sanctioned violence and through state agencies

Would authorities have dared to take this heavy-handed approach in a case where the victim’s family had possessed economic and social capital?

Tanushree Pandey has shown the public, as well as the other media channels who rely on convenient newsroom debates, the power of on-ground reporting.