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Nayanika Chatterjee

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Nayanika Chatterjee was a journalist and photographer with ThePrint. She graduated with a Bachelors degree in political science from Fergusson College in Pune and went on to pursue a post-graduate diploma course at the Young India Fellowship. She is keenly interested in studying the environment, international relations, animal and human rights, documentary film making and music. Find her on Twitter: @c_nayanika

Remembering the war we forgot: 51 years ago, how India gave China a bloody nose

Vandana Menon - 1 October, 2018

What is the addiction to cringe porn called? Splitsvilla

Nayanika Chatterjee - 23 September, 2018

Smriti Irani may rage on Twitter, but she’s always relaxed on Instagram

Nandita Singh - 11 September, 2018

The only hill station in Gujarat has a sleepy charm that tourists would love

Nayanika Chatterjee - 19 August, 2018

The Hindu & Muslim DJs behind India’s hate soundtrack

Nayanika Chatterjee - 14 August, 2018

Poverty porn sells, but it isn’t helping the poor

Nayanika Chatterjee - 29 July, 2018

Slept on road, sprawled out on L-G’s sofa: Many faces of Kejriwal’s protests

Nayanika Chatterjee - 12 June, 2018

India needs a ‘This is America’

Nayanika Chatterjee - 27 May, 2018

Why do short-haired women get charged more than men for haircuts

Nayanika Chatterjee - 6 May, 2018

A year on, justice eludes family of Alwar victim of cow vigilantes

Nayanika Chatterjee - 1 April, 2018

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On Camera

YourTurn

Guidelines for YourTurn submissions

ThePrint Team - 28 May, 2021

Opinion

File photo of Kerala BJP chief K Surendran | Representational image | Twitter @surendranbjp

Kerala BJP is a divided house under K Surendran. The Tamil...

Anand Kochukudy - 27 January, 2023

The bumbling Surendran’s failures have been masked by way of aggression, but the gaffes have become a recurring feature.

A green hydrogen plant (representational image) | www.airbus.com

Green hydrogen defines EU’s energy security goals. India is its gateway...

27 January, 2023

Representative image for Rig Vedas | Wikimedia Commons

3 reasons why Hinduism is purging itself of texts promoting casteism—and...

27 January, 2023

Economy

Bhutan - People standing in queue outside ATM

RBI data reveals demonetisation was the epitome of whimsical, illogical policymaking

Praveen Chakravarty - 31 August, 2017

The government wanted demonetisation to combat three problems. None of them seem to have been solved.

Defence

Chinese soldiers guard the border on the Nathu La mountain pass connecting India and China's Tibet Autonomous Region during the Chola incident (or Sino-Indian skirmish), Himalayas, 3rd October 1967 | Photo by Express/Hulton Archive/Getty Images

Remembering the war we forgot: 51 years ago, how India gave...

Vandana Menon - 1 October, 2018

In times of Surgical Strikes Day, remember India’s forgotten war with China

National Interest

Shehbaz Sharif is talking peace. India must keep mum, leave Pak...

Shekhar Gupta - 21 January, 2023

Anything that gives breathing space and strategic relevance back to Pakistan is negative for India. It’s worse for Pakistan.