Heena Fatima is a Journalist/Presenter at ThePrint. She is an award-winning journalist who covers minorities, politics, and gender, with a focus on civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and social interest. Heena's work has been featured in ThePrint and MSN.
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Heena's coverage primarily focuses on Indian politics, especially from the perspective of Urdu press. She dedicates significant attention to evolving political stories and government announcements related to Indian policies and regulations.
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By: Heena Fatima
Civil society activists Harsh Mander, Prashant Bhushan & Syeda Hameed, among others, were part of discussion on eviction drives carried out by Assam govt over past two months.
By: Heena Fatima
New Delhi: Leading Muslim organisations have intensified their opposition to the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, demanding its complete repeal after
By: Heena Fatima
New Delhi: Communal riots broke out in Hyderabads Yakutpura in the early 1980s. Chaos gripped the streets as people ran in all directions.
By: Heena Fatima
A contributor to City Limits: The Crisis of Urbanisation, Aravind Unni called the new urban model a ‘demolition city'. He said the govt has weaponised urban policies for displacement and called it ‘Hindutva Urbanism'.
