Indian Tribals Punished For Conversion
Posted on August 9, 2011 by by Stella Paul -
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Over a decade after the gruesome killing of Australian missionary Graham Staines, anti-conversion groups are still reigning terror…
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Women Forced Into Prostitution – In The Name Of ‘Tradition’
Posted on October 2, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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In India, it’s the age of women empowerment. 33% of the seats in the parliament is reserved for…
Continue ReadingIndian Women Celebrate A Day’s Freedom
Posted on September 15, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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Women in India’s Maharashtra state get a rare chance to play and dance – normally considered a social…
Continue ReadingPoor, Helpless Woman Branded ‘Witch’, Brutally Tortured
Posted on August 27, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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Despite a state law in place, poor women from marginalized communities in Jharkhand, India continue to be branded as ‘witches’ and tortured.
Continue ReadingTribals Suffer While Indian Govt and Maoist Rebels Fight in Chhattisgarh
Posted on August 14, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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Bhan Sahu is one of the thousands of poor tribals made landless by govt development program in India’s…
Continue ReadingOn Indigenous People’s Day, India’s Indigenous People Face Bleak Future
Posted on August 10, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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As the world celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day, hundreds of families belonging to various indigenous communities are getting displaced…
Continue ReadingBlooming Bamboos Create Economic Crisis in Indian State of Manipur
Posted on August 6, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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After 69 day-long economic blockade, the economy of Manipur state in India is in trouble again. This is…
Continue ReadingReporting the ordinary, extraordinarily!
Posted on June 17, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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In Video Volunteers’ IndiaUnheard, every correspondent has a unique story to tell. Recently I watched a story by…
Continue ReadingJournalist vows to fight domestic violence
Posted on May 25, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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‘Hi, I am Varsha. 3 days after I was married, my husband beat me unconscious’. For an opening…
Continue ReadingAleya Akhtara: Voicing the stories of the silenced
Posted on May 14, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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Of the six fundamental rights guaranteed to every Indian citizen under the constitution, right to culture and education…
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Breaking the gender wall: Christy Raj, India’s first transgender journalist
Posted on May 10, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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Under the Indian Constitution, all citizens have been guaranteed ‘equality before the law’. Article 15 prohibits discrimination “on…
Continue ReadingFrom filmmakers to changemakers – Indian community journalists switch roles
Posted on May 8, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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Rihana lives in Juhapura slum of Ahmedabad. It’s this slum she was born and grew up in as…
Continue ReadingParadox in Paradise: A Goan story in IndiaUnheard
Posted on May 3, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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Goa, primarily known as a land of sand and sun, also has some beautiful forests. Kotigao Wildlife Sanctuary…
Continue ReadingIndiaUnheard – Telling stories of Unheard communities
Posted on April 28, 2010 by by Stella Paul -
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Two significant dates are coming up next week and like the rest of the world, a lot of…
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