Heena Fatima is a journalist at ThePrint. She focuses on culture and society, government and politics, and general assignment news, often exploring themes related to social issues, crime, and the Muslim community in India. Heena's work has been featured in prominent discussions surrounding these critical topics.
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By: Heena Fatima
‘This is a class issue that has been turned into a religious issue by Hindu organisations.’
New Delhi: Ambassadors and consul generals have a ringside view of all types of leaders, from despots to dictators.
By: Heena Fatima
ThePrint’s round-up of how the Urdu media covered various news events through the week, and the editorial positions some of them took.
By: Heena Fatima
Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of UP’s Madrasa Act but ruled that higher Kamil and Fazil degrees don’t meet UGC standards. It’s left many young job-seeking Muslims in despair.
By: Heena Fatima
ThePrint’s round-up of how the Urdu media covered various news events through the week, and the editorial positions some of them took.
By: Heena Fatima
In 2017, an NGO campaign for building toilets in Morara village used Trump's name. As Trump re-enters the White House, an old demand of renaming the village after him re-emerges.
By: Heena Fatima
ThePrint's round-up of how the Urdu media covered various news events through the week, and the editorial positions some of them took.
By: Meta Time, Heena Fatima
ThePrint's round-up of how the Urdu media covered various news events through the week, and the editorial positions some of them took.
By: Meta Time, Heena Fatima
Follow Us : New Delhi: Allegations of non-Muslims' religious conversion at Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) have ignited outrage among the
By: Heena Fatima
Nandita Haksar’s 'Colours of Nationalism' is the second part of a series of memoirs in which she explores India’s marginalised realities through her work as a human rights lawyer.
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