Vijay Pandey
Thousands of ‘Dead’ Men Are Fighting to be Declared Alive
In India, a growing community of the “living dead” is exposing weak land laws and a trail of land grabs.
‘It’s the Apocalypse’: Thousands Flee As This Holy Himalayan Town Sinks Into the Ground
Despite warnings, construction in this popular mountain town, to accommodate Hindu pilgrims, ski tourists, and hydropower plants, has been relentless.
Behind the Scenes at the Asiad Circus
We peeked into the tents of clowns, trapeze artists, and African acrobats to find out what goes on when the big-top comes down.
'I Know I'd Win a Trans-Male Face-off, but I Want to Compete Against Other Men.'
Aryan Pasha always knew he was a boy, but it took some people a little longer to acknowledge it. Now, the bodybuilder plans to open a gym franchise.
How Macho Is Too Macho for Indian Trans Men
What does masculinity mean for non-binary genders in our country?
I Attended a Vibrational Yoga Session on International Yoga Day
I expected good vibrations, but it was just a whole lotta Om.
Moving the Goalposts
In the grips of World Cup fever, the kids of My Angels Academy talk about what football means to them.
Happy Birthday Mr. President, From the Hindu Sena
Cake, a guitar, a baby in a suit, and a group of hijras were among the highlights of Donald Trump’s birthday celebrations in India.
Trickle Down Economics: The Face of Delhi’s Water Scarcity
A dying river and a legal dispute between two states have left the residents of Delhi water-strapped for years.
Come to Bastar for the Weekly Markets, Stay for the Cockfights
As controversial as the sport may be, it remains a cultural staple of the region.
Is the NDMC Really Dismantling the Steel ‘Sprouts’ at AIIMS?
Considered a corporate-sponsored eyesore by many when they first popped up, the Sprouts have become firmly rooted in Delhi’s landscape.
This Theatre Troupe Isn't Dancing Around HIV
A recent performance in Delhi aims to start a dialogue about the disease.