Terrorist Attack in Baisaran Valley: Ramifications on India’s Domestic Politics
On April 22nd, terrorists targeted tourists in Baisaran Valley, Kashmir, India, resulting in the...
Author: Suparna Banerjee
Dr. Suparna Banerjee ist assoziierte Forscherin im Programmbereich Innerstaatliche Konflikte am PRIF. Ihr Interesse gilt Identitätspolitik, dem rechten Diskurs in Südasien (insbesondere Indien), Aufständen, politischer Gewalt und Kastenpolitik. // Dr. Suparna Banerjee is an Associate Fellow at PRIF’s Research Department Intrastate Conflict. She is interested in identity politics, rightwing discourse in South Asia (particularly India), insurgency, political violence and caste politics.
Maha Kumbh Mela: Integrating The Pursuit of Spirituality With Political Dynamics
Maha Kumbh is a major Hindu festival in India, noted as the largest human gathering by UNESCO....
The Resurgence of the Pakistani Taliban – Implications for Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations
In December 2024, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), or Pakistani Taliban, attacked Pakistani...
Sri Lanka’s Voters Shift to the Left: Unpacking the Implications
Presidential elections in the tiny island nation of Sri Lanka in South Asia brought a leftist...
Bangladesh Quota Protest – Tip of the Iceberg?
Violent clashes between students and police in Bangladesh have officially claimed more than 300...