Krishan Murari is a Senior Correspondent at ThePrint, where he covers a diverse range of topics including archaeology, political economy, cultural politics, and social justice issues. His work often intersects with themes of culture and society, as well as sustainable agriculture and agricultural technology. Krishan's insights and reporting have also been featured in MSN and ThePrint.
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By: Krishan Murari
The Modi government has managed to crush Maoist violence but the hard work is not over yet. Many surrendered Maoist guerrillas and victims of violence must now be rehabilitated.
By: Krishan Murari
A lecture titled ‘Revisiting the Mewar Ramayana: New Perspectives on the Paintings from Uttarakanda’ was delivered at New Delhi's India International Centre on 10 August.
By: Krishan Murari
At the launch of his book The Unbecoming at the IIC, Kartikeya Vajpai spoke about identity, curiosity, social media, the five senses and the search for who we really are.
By: Krishan Murari
A tribal fashion show featuring surrendered Naxal women cadres from Bastar was organised at the Deendayal Upadhyay Auditorium in Raipur.
By: Krishan Murari
An insurgency is defeated not when its fighters disappear, but when they become citizens again—earning, participating, and proudly representing their indigenous culture.
By: Krishan Murari
Bar Council of India's chief Manan Mishra announced on Thursday that all proceedings against the 2026 batch NALSAR students have been closed. No further action will be taken.
By: Krishan Murari
The standing committee has proposed 12 recommendations for the Manuscript mission.
By: Krishan Murari
Just a few days ago, a video circulating on social media showed bottles containing urine hanging inside women's changing rooms and piles of garbage in Haridwar.
By: Krishan Murari
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's study in Nature Communications revealed an additional, previously overlooked characteristic of Huntington’s disease, a fatal brain disorder.
By: Krishan Murari
From childhood memories to her final week, Earl Charles Spencer aims to give younger generations a true glimpse of the iconic royal.
