IMMERSIVE

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  India's Train Mishaps In Last 10 Years

  Sheikh Saaliq | Aug 24, 2017

  India’s death toll from train derailments in 2016-17 is now the highest it has been in a decade.....

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  33 Words That Defined The Triple Talaq Hearings

  Debayan Roy | Aug 21, 2017

  On the eve of the historic verdict, News18 digs deep into the six-day hearing of the Constitutional Bench and distills 33 words that defined the case.....

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  India's Frontier Villages

  News18 | Aug 14, 2017

  Four multimedia journalists travel to the edges of India — border villages in Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan and West Bengal — to bring stories of struggle, sac....

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  Where Time Stands Divided

  Sheikh Saaliq | Aug 14, 2017

  From Kashmir, mapping lives marred due to the conflict along the barbed wire on the Line of Control.....

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  One Grave and Two Homelands

  Uday Singh Rana | Aug 14, 2017

  Tales from Indian village where Nawaz Sharif’s great-grandfather rests in peace.....

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  Children of Bangla, Prisoners of Partition

  Debayan Roy | Aug 14, 2017

  Tales of People Divided By Two Partitions, in 1947 and 2015....

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  Deserted By A Line In The Sand

  Uday Singh Rana | Aug 14, 2017

  A train journey to Pakistan border, tracing lives in the Thar....

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  One Man's Fight to Record Farmer Suicides in Punjab

  Uday Singh Rana and Dabayan Roy | July 19, 2017 Aug 14, 2017

  Jaijee and his team worked for three decades to meticulously report 2375 farmer suicides from 110 villages of Punjab, in the face of successive governments' eff....

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  Lynched by mob, denied justice by collective conscience

  Suhas Munshi | July 29, 2017

  While mob lynchings in the name of cow are in news, a look back into the past shows that from the lynching of five Dalits in Khairlanji to mob murder of a priso....

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  3-Year Performance Appraisal of MPs in 16th Lok Sabha

  Sheikh Saaliq and Vinay Sarawagi | July 17, 2017

  A review of the performance of MPs in the Sixteenth Lok Sabha on four key parameters — attendance, questions asked, debates conducted and private members’ b....

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  A Bus to Freedom in Bastar In Numbers:

  Suhas Mushi | June 5, 2017

  News18's Suhas Munshi takes a ride on the bus that drives through the most dangerous road in the country to find why its passengers are more excited than scared....

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  When Caste Killed Community in Saharanpur

  Uday Singh Rana | May 25, 2017

  A community pushed to the wall is hitting back with unanticipated resolve, and the lead players of this macabre theatre suddenly seem clueless where it all is h....

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  New generation of Kashmir conflict, up close and personal

  Suhas Munshi | May 10, 2017

  News18's Suhas Munshi travels to Srinagar, Shopian, Pulwama and Anantnag to make sense of the unprecedented rage in Kashmir....

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  Killing for cow: In the skin of a gau rakshak

  Suhas Munshi and Tushar Dhara | April 17, 2017

  News18 reporters spend a night with gau rakshaks in Alwar, travel to the cattle market from where Pehlu Khan had bought cows on that fateful Saturday, and find ....

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  Minority Report: Meet the Non-Hindus in the RSS

  Eram Agha and Suhas Munshi | April 10, 2017

  What brings Muslims, Christians and Sikhs to the RSS? Why do they join the organisation, which many consider to be the antithesis of secular politics in India?....

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  No Train to Coorg

  DP Satish | December 30, 2016

  The proposed railway track from Mysore to Kodagu, aka Coorg, is being touted as potentially imperilling....

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  The Luxury of the Deccan Odyssey

  Divya Pal | November 22, 2016

  News18.com's Divya Pal traverses the Deccan Plateau aboard the majestic Deccan Odyssey, one of India’s most luxurious trains....

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  Naropa 2016: A Himalayan Odyssey

  Shitanshu | October 5, 2016

  Naropa is a festival that comes once in 12 years in Ladakh, the land of the lamas. This year was particularly special.....

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  The Men Who Make God: Conversations with Sculptors

  Shomini Sen | October 3, 2016

  They travel over a thousand kilometres every year to give shape to devotion that will be at the centre of a celebration that goes on for days. Shomini Sen sculp....

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  Notes from a Higher Place: Mountain Echoes 2016, Bhutan

  Swati Vashishtha | September 14, 2016

  Tales from the Land of the Thunder Dragon and the Land of Happiness.....

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  Where Women Are Made to Drink Water Out of Shoes

  Swati Vashishtha | August 18, 2016

  In a remote hamlet of southern Rajasthan's Bhilwara, exists a world caught in the pre-Independence time warp.....

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  Assam: Where Flood Is a Way of Life

  Subhajit Sengupta | August 12, 2016

  Over 35 lakh people have been affected, more than five lakh people moved into over 500 relief camps. This is the story of the floods in Assam. And it repeats, y....

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  On the Pichwai Trail: The Fading Temple Art of Nathdwara

  Swati Vashishtha | June 17, 2016

  With the numbers of discerning takers waning, the intricate art of Pichwai finds itself pitted against the newer bling forms which flood the market. It has come....

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  In Search of the Inked: The Last of the Legends

  Subhajit Sengupta | June 10, 2016

  Traditional tattoos and symbols have lost their proud presence in the Naga society. The art form was almost on the verge of extinction. Then came a saviour. A m....

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  Muhammad Ali: 'Greatest' Boxer, Showman and Ambassador

  Bill Trott | June 4, 2016

  More than 60 years ago, a bicycle thief in Louisville, Kentucky, unknowingly set in motion one of the most amazing sports careers in history.....

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  Parched Earth, Pouring Misery: Bhayankar Dushkal

  Rupashree Nanda | June 4, 2016

  How the Marathwada region of Maharashtra is battling a second consecutive year of acute drought.....

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  51°C: Anatomy Of A Heat Wave

  Swati Vashishtha | May 31, 2016

  A man from Madhya Pradesh created a sensation when he filed a police complaint against the sun for being too hot. Swati Vashishtha, who travelled to Phalodi in ....