Vidya Sigamany is an Associate Editor at The News Minute. She focuses on culture and society, with a particular emphasis on accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, LGBTQ+ interests, and legal reform. Vidya's insightful reporting and analysis are regularly featured in The News Minute.
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Vidya Sigamany's focus is on local news, particularly Indian politics and society, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements. Her coverage also highlights themes related to family & relationships.
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By: Azeefa Fathima, Vidya Sigamany
The Tamil Nadu police and the state government are being widely condemned over the leak of the first information report (FIR) registered over the sexual assault
By: Cris, Vidya Sigamany
Walking past the Appan Thampuran Library in Thrissur’s Ayyanthole nearly 25 years ago, KR Beena, a young researcher, thought of taking a membership. Inside the
By: Nidharshana Raju, Vidya Sigamany
More than three months after the Thanjavur police were informed, through a written complaint, that the District Child Protection Officer (DCPO) Ranjith Kumar an
By: Anisha Sheth, Vidya Sigamany
Media trials create an atmosphere of pressure when heinous crimes are committed, which could affect the delivery of justice, Supreme Court judge Justice Abhay S
By: Vidya Sigamany, Lakshmi Priya
Trigger warning: Mentions of extreme misogyny, sexual harassment, and queerphobiaAt the age of 12, Chithra’s (name changed) son called his father a “beta” male.
By: Vidya Sigamany, Azeefa Fathima
On the night of February 24, Kerala was left reeling after the news of a shocking crime — a 23-year-old man walked into a police station and confessed to murder
By: Priyanka Thirumurthy, Pooja Prasanna, Vidya Sigamany
This story is the first from our series: The Spirituality Industry: A Deep Reporting Project, in which we will look at various religious cults in the country, w
By: Pooja Prasanna, Vidya Sigamany, Priyanka Thirumurthy
This story is part of our series: The Spirituality Industry: A Deep Reporting Project, in which we will look at various religious cults in the country, where th
By: Shivani Kava
“I didn't even know the book had been submitted!" writer, activist, and lawyer Banu Mushtaq laughed, recalling the moment she learned about the Booker nomination for her book. On Sunday, April 20, an audience gathered in Bengaluru to celebrate the unexpected triumph of
By: Vidya Sigamany, Susheela Nair
Driving past Lal Bagh Main Road in Bengaluru, one cannot miss the serpentine queue outside Mavalli Tiffin Rooms – more popularly known as MTR – a heritage south
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