Krishan Murari is a Senior Subeditor for ThePrint, focusing on local news in India, particularly in the city of Delhi. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, society, culture, and current affairs, providing insightful analysis and commentary on issues relevant to the local community.
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By: Krishan Murari
A year after Rajasthan's 17 new districts were carved out, they've become a political battleground between BJP and Congress. But action on a review panel's report still pending.
By: Krishan Murari
New Delhi: Poet Ashok Vajpeyi has called for a new freedom movement for Indian arts and issued a rallying cry for artists: satyagraha, savinay avagya, and swaraj
By: Krishan Murari
‘There's not a single Muslim student' here. Sidra village has become the region's Urdu ‘influencer'.
By: Krishan Murari
Around 200 people are living in cramped tarpaulin tents, surrounded by charred remains of everything they once owned. As politics takes over, all they want is to go back home.
By: Meta Time, Krishan Murari
New Delhi: India is not a museum-going country in general. But there is a particular type of museum that gets the least number of visitors.
By: Krishan Murari
Bihar has long been trying to shed its badlands image and tourism is its latest pitch. In the absence of big industries, the state has chosen an easier way of building up revenue.
By: Krishan Murari
Unsecured loans have been a concern for RBI for a while now. Last year, it took steps to make it more expensive for banks, NBFCs to give them out in bid to deter such borrowing.
By: Meta Time, Krishan Murari
From 2 lakh weekly visitors to Rs 250 crore annual donations, Khatu Shyam temple in Rajasthan's Sikar draws massive crowds and investment, with govt pumping Rs 350+ crore into infrastructure.
New Delhi : It's the flavour of the season – discussing outgoing CJI DY Chandrachud's legacy.
By: Meta Time, Krishan Murari
Without formal training or funding, they have braved rugged terrain, deciphered ancient scripts and uncovered hidden treasures — from the Sundarban to the Aravallis.
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