Suparna Banerjee

Because masses of India’s left-behind people voted against the incumbent government, its leading party, the Hindu-supremacist BJP, now depends on allies, no longer enjoying a parliamentary majority of its own.

Many western observers fail to understand how fundamentally authoritarian the ideology of India’s current government is

Hindu-supremacists are most awkward allies in the fight against authoritarianism internationally

Producing sal-leaf tableware is no longer only an informal micro-scale business in India

A social scientist from Kolkata shares her experiences after completing her PhD at Bonn University

India is an indispensable giant, but human rights and democratic principles matter too

Online courses on the UNEP website help to get a deeper understanding of international law

Due to the climate crisis, disasters happen more frequently and with greater damage. We need better communication and information to deal with them

Fritz Bauer, a German judge of Jewish origin, is remembered in Germany for helping the country learn about what happened in the Nazi era

How colonial India became two and eventually three different countries