Angana Chakrabarti

@anganack.bsky.social

Shifting Democracies Fellow at Global Press (primarily focusing on the Northeast region of India)

Back in May, I met two young people—Dinesh and Lamjahat— in separate relief camps in Manipur, just 17 km apart. They’re among 57,000 still displaced. Divided by a conflict, they lead almost parallel lives, working to stitch together a better future. globalpressjournal.com/asia/india/t...

Two Young People. Two Camps. One Dividing Line. A Story of Conflict in India’s Northeast.

More than two years after violence erupted, members of the feuding Meitei and Kuki-Zo groups in India’s Manipur state remain divided by more than their respective relief camps.

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The free flow of information is vital for the protection of human rights, especially in situations of conflict and resistance. NWMI demands the release of the journalists detained in Egypt and the return of their passports.

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I had been putting off watching 'While We Watched' because I thought it would be debilitating. It is exactly that. But sometimes, to be debilitated is to also realise in the silence why the stories that matter to you do, and being a journalist (the way I envision it to be) still matters.

Just a hello! I'm Angana. I've been a journalist for 6 years in India. And for about 3 y, I've been covering the Northeast — a geopolitically sensitive region with a patchwork of different communities that is unlike any other part of the country. Here to share stories & be a part of discussions.