Sanjay Kumar is a New Delhi-based journalist and correspondent for The Diplomat. He worked as a reporter and producer with a leading TV news agency, ANI, for five years where he covered conflict in India’s northeast.
Microfinance schemes were meant to be the saviour of the world’s poor. But in parts of India, lenders are enticing borrowers into poverty traps.
The confessions of a religious teacher are a reminder of the dangers of Hindu nationalism, reports Sanjay Kumar. So how big is the threat of terrorism?
As many as 3 million people could be left homeless after the most expensive Commonwealth Games in history, reports Sanjay Kumar from New Delhi.
The red carpet welcome India offered Burma’s leader is aimed at countering China’s influence. He’s holding the two to ransom.
The Afghan peace jirga has broken up with no breakthrough. But should Karzai even be trying to reach out to the Taliban?
With millions of Muslims mired in poverty, Indian politicians say quotas offer a fix. But is this political exploitation?
As villages in Afghanistan turn to private militias for security, Sanjay Kumar asks if such outfits mark a return to warlordism.