New Delhi, Delhi, India
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Request a demoVishal Arora is a New Delhi-based independent journalist. He writes, makes pictures and produces video features on politics, culture, religion, foreign affairs and human rights in South and Southeast Asia, and beyond. His articles have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The Washington Post, Nikkei Asian Review, The Diplomat, World Politics Review, The Huffington Post, and many other outlets.
A video report from Colombo on the aftermath of Sri Lanka bombings on Easter Sun, Apr 21, 2019, carrying interviews with those delivering aid and trauma support to churches affected.
Tragic stories of local residents of a Muslim-majority area in India, where a 26-year-old man was shot dead, another young man received bullet wounds, yet another youngster was allegedly run over by a police vehicle, dozens of vehicles were vandalised allegedly by police and several houses were trespassed and damaged allegedly by policemen accompanied with people in plain clothes.
David Eubank, a former U.S. Army Special Forces and Ranger officer who founded a faith-based humanitarian group called Free Burma Rangers, which rescues civilians in the midst of a war, speaks about his life and mission.
The story of Shreya Teresita, who was struck by panic attacks when she was studying at Asian College of Journalism in the southern Indian city of Chennai a few years ago. The video looks at how her life’s journey has been since then, and what her life looks like now.
A short story of the protests that followed the gangrape and murder of a Delhi woman, and the change that followed.
Produced for The Media Project
It's an interview with the author of a book, which exposes extra-judicial killings by Indian armed forces in conflict zones, as promotions are linked to the kill count of regiments and individual officers.
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