Kabir Upmanyu

Kabir Upmanyu

Kabir is Assistant Editor (News) at The Quint. His job entails looking after daily news affairs and breaking stories. He is also the newsletter writer and occasional human-interest story-catcher. Twitter: @kabirupmanyu
A graphic novel reliving how Udham Singh assassinated a British official 21 years after the Amritsar massacre.

Sardar Udham Singh: A Life Devoted to Avenging Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

From Wapiti to Tejas: Iconic IAF Aircraft Over the Last 89 Years

The IAF in its early days.
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Meetings, Prayers, Forebodings: Reliving Mahatma Gandhi’s Last Day

Here’s what happened on the day Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated by Nathuram Godse. 

The Battle of Garibpur: Veterans Recall the Prelude to 1971 War

A rare photograph from the Battle of Garibpur.

New York Times Job Ad Sparks Misplaced 'Anti-India', 'Anti-Hindu' Ire

<div class="paragraphs"><p>A recent New York Times job ad put forth a critical view of India's political climate and the Modi government.</p></div>

Delimitation in J&K: What is it and Where Does the Process Stand?

14 Jammu &amp; Kashmir political leaders have been invited for a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in which delimitation is likely to be discussed.

19-year-old Satyam Jha, a student of St Stephen’s College, succumbed to COVID at a hospital in Kota on 25 May.

System Failed Him: Friends of Stephen’s Student Who Died of COVID

Never Exported Vaccines at the Cost of People in India: SII CEO

After 3 States Finish Voting, EC Wakes Up to Reiterate COVID Norms

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Associating a disease, virus or variant with a geographical region or a country can lead to stigmatisation.&nbsp;</p></div>

Not ‘Indian’/‘South African’: How Do We Name Coronavirus Variants?

Assam EVM Row: EC Orders Repoll at Station, Suspends 4 Officers

Allegations Against Deshmukh Vague, No Question of Quitting: Pawar

A graphic novel reliving how Udham Singh assassinated a British official 21 years after the Amritsar massacre.

Sardar Udham Singh: A Life Devoted to Avenging Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

From Wapiti to Tejas: Iconic IAF Aircraft Over the Last 89 Years

The IAF in its early days.

Meetings, Prayers, Forebodings: Reliving Mahatma Gandhi’s Last Day

Here’s what happened on the day Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated by Nathuram Godse.&nbsp;
A rare photograph from the Battle of Garibpur.

The Battle of Garibpur: Veterans Recall the Prelude to 1971 War

New York Times Job Ad Sparks Misplaced 'Anti-India', 'Anti-Hindu' Ire

<div class="paragraphs"><p>A recent New York Times job ad put forth a critical view of India's political climate and the Modi government.</p></div>

Delimitation in J&K: What is it and Where Does the Process Stand?

14 Jammu &amp; Kashmir political leaders have been invited for a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in which delimitation is likely to be discussed.
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19-year-old Satyam Jha, a student of St Stephen’s College, succumbed to COVID at a hospital in Kota on 25 May.

System Failed Him: Friends of Stephen’s Student Who Died of COVID

Not ‘Indian’/‘South African’: How Do We Name Coronavirus Variants?

<div class="paragraphs"><p>Associating a disease, virus or variant with a geographical region or a country can lead to stigmatisation.&nbsp;</p></div>

Never Exported Vaccines at the Cost of People in India: SII CEO

Serum Institute of India (SII) CEO Adar Poonawalla
Union Home Minister Amit Shah along with Suvendu Adhikari during a roadshow in Nandigram on 30 March.

After 3 States Finish Voting, EC Wakes Up to Reiterate COVID Norms

Assam EVM Row: EC Orders Repoll at Station, Suspends 4 Officers

The presiding officer was issued a show cause notice “for violation of the transport protocol”, the EC said.

Allegations Against Deshmukh Vague, No Question of Quitting: Pawar

NCP supremo Sharad Pawar said on 22 March that there is no question of the Anil Deshmukh’s resignation.