Susnata Paul

Indira Gandhi won the 1971 elections on the promise of ‘Garibi Hatao’ promise. But soon, everything changed.

1975 Emergency: A Graphic Novel Revisits the Dark Age of Democracy

Graphic Novel: The Dalai Lama’s Escape to India

The 14th Dalai Lama’s escape to India is a harrowing tale. Read on to find out how it happened.

Graphic Novel: What Led Rohith Vemula to Take his Own Life?

Rohith’s last six months alive saw the dalit scholar go from a bright young man to a withdrawn, silent person. 

Aurangzeb, the Big Bad Mughal Badshah With Serious Daddy Issues

Aurangzeb is a conflicted chapter in India’s history. 

Remembering RK Narayan on His Birth Anniversary

RK Narayan is known for his simple, subtle yet humorous style of writing.

A Stomach Ache Led to a Turbulent Accession of Jammu & Kashmir

The story of how Jammu and Kashmir came to be part of the Indian dominion. (Illustrations: Susnata Paul)

A person can’t just be expected to get over depression any more than they can simply will themselves to get over a broken arm.

The World’s Quietest Killer: Are You Misunderstanding Depression?

Zehra: A Generation Lost to the Syrian War, a Graphic Novel

A Stranger in The Mirror: An Acid Attack Survivor’s Story

Remembering the events that necessitated Operation Bluestar, on the 33rd anniversary of the military offensive. (Graphics: Susnata Paul/The Quint)

Graphic Novel: The Bloody History of Bhindranwale and Op Bluestar

Graphic Novel: Operation Polo That “Liberated” Hyderabad

Would Mahatma Gandhi Say ‘Hey Bhagwaan’ in the Age of Note Ban?

Indira Gandhi won the 1971 elections on the promise of ‘Garibi Hatao’ promise. But soon, everything changed.

1975 Emergency: A Graphic Novel Revisits the Dark Age of Democracy

Graphic Novel: The Dalai Lama’s Escape to India

The 14th Dalai Lama’s escape to India is a harrowing tale. Read on to find out how it happened.

Graphic Novel: What Led Rohith Vemula to Take his Own Life?

Rohith’s last six months alive saw the dalit scholar go from a bright young man to a withdrawn, silent person. 
Aurangzeb is a conflicted chapter in India’s history. 

Aurangzeb, the Big Bad Mughal Badshah With Serious Daddy Issues

Remembering RK Narayan on His Birth Anniversary

RK Narayan is known for his simple, subtle yet humorous style of writing.

A Stomach Ache Led to a Turbulent Accession of Jammu & Kashmir

The story of how Jammu and Kashmir came to be part of the Indian dominion. (Illustrations: Susnata Paul)
A person can’t just be expected to get over depression any more than they can simply will themselves to get over a broken arm.

The World’s Quietest Killer: Are You Misunderstanding Depression?

Zehra: A Generation Lost to the Syrian War, a Graphic Novel

The story of one of the millions* of children in Syria who have been caught in the middle of a bloody war that they do not understand; one they did not ask for.

A Stranger in The Mirror: An Acid Attack Survivor’s Story

(Illustration: Susnata Paul)
Remembering the events that necessitated Operation Bluestar, on the 33rd anniversary of the military offensive. (Graphics: Susnata Paul/The Quint)

Graphic Novel: The Bloody History of Bhindranwale and Op Bluestar

Graphic Novel: Operation Polo That “Liberated” Hyderabad

The story of how the the richest, most popular princely state of Hyderabad became a part of India. 

Would Mahatma Gandhi Say ‘Hey Bhagwaan’ in the Age of Note Ban?

Mahatma Gandhi gets to see demonetisation up close and has a few comments to share. (Graphic: Susnata Paul/<b>The Quint</b>)