Sagrika Kissu is a Special Correspondent at ThePrint. She writes long-form ground reports focusing on gender, youth, and rural India, with a keen interest in cultural movements and societal issues. Sagrika's work has been featured in ThePrint, Marcellus Investment Managers, and MSN.
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By: Sagrika Kissu
In strategic circles, the lukewarm coverage has sparked questions about China’s growing influence in Jakarta's media and communication ecosystem.
By: Sagrika Kissu
When the Sector 82 City Bus Terminal was inaugurated in 2022, CM Yogi Adityanath hailed it as a ‘gift for the public’. Now, it stands as a ghost complex.
By: Sagrika Kissu
Videos of the ice structure in the refrigerator were recorded and uploaded on social media. Soon, word spread and people from different districts began arriving for darshan at her house.
From Banke Bihari in Vrindavan to Kaal Bhairav in Varanasi, the alleged Ayodhya donation theft has left UP priests questioning donation systems and government oversight.
The tragedy has prompted residents of Kaladham society to protest outside the District Magistrate’s office, seeking accountability for the boy’s death.
Social media has rushed to frame the success of CJP protests as a victory of Gen Z over millennials. But movements are not born overnight, nor do they belong to a single generation.
PM Modi has told his cabinet ministers to strengthen their presence on Instagram. This is widely seen as the Modi government's push to connect with Gen Z.
By: Sagrika Kissu
Kashmir’s hotel industry has endured repeated setbacks over decades of conflict. The Pahalgam terror attack last year, in which 25 tourists were killed, had dealt another severe blow to the industry.
By: Sagrika Kissu
As per the guidelines, the DJ systems used during Kanwar Yatra should not exceed 12 feet in height and 10 feet in width. The police are measuring the sound systems at the border.
By: Sagrika Kissu
Carlson outlined a 10-point 'America First' vision but stopped short of declaring a party, saying a 'new path forward' is needed after Trump’s foreign policy U-turn.
