Stories by Muneeza Naqvi

Child’s rape, killing in India mired in religious politics

SRINAGAR: The girl, just 8 years old, was grazing her family’s ponies on a chilly January day in the forests of ... Published 13 Apr, 2018 07:04am

Thin crowds greet Bollywood film after rumours set off anger

NEW DELHI: There was anger about a rumoured romance between a Hindu queen and a Muslim invader. There were death... Published 27 Jan, 2018 07:04am

Despite crime allegations, gurus in India hold sway

Tens of thousands of gurus run religious empires across the 1.3 billion-strong deeply spiritual country. Updated 27 Aug, 2017 09:25am

Family bonds survive India-Pakistan split, but for how long?

When the British finally departed the Indian subcontinent in 1947, after nearly 200 years, they left it split in two. Updated 28 Aug, 2017 12:43am

Africans in India face constant battles with racism

Prejudice is open in India. Updated 28 Aug, 2017 12:43am

India’s upstart anti-graft party shows signs of unravelling

The party that promised to transform India’s political landscape is more likely to bring disappointment. Updated 28 Aug, 2017 12:43am

A murderer and rapist’s views reflect those of many in India

Blaming women for rape is what hundreds of millions of men here are taught to believe. Updated 28 Aug, 2017 12:43am