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Greeshma Kuthar

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India
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Covers:  Hindu nationalism, cultural nationalism, linguistic nationalism, politics, casteism, religion, RSS, BJP, far-right organising, cinema, art, pop culture
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Greeshma Kuthar is an independent journalist and lawyer from Tamil Nadu. She has written extensively on the institutionalisation of Hindutva, digging deeper into regions that have turned into RSS strongholds and leaders who’ve emerged on the benchmark of being a hardcore ‘Hindu nationalist’. Her primary focus though is investigating the evolving methods of the far-right, their use of cultural nationalism regionally and their attempts to assimilate caste identities into the RSS fold.

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How rumours nearly got an Army officer lynched in Manipur

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By T.K. Rajalakshmi, Vasanth Srinivasan, Greeshma Kuthar
| Frontline India
Disinformation and rumour mongering continue to cause spurts of mob-led violence in Manipur. This has been continuously highlighted by journalists, especially when the State plunged into ethnic violence in 2023. Live videos that spread misinformation about serious offences, such as sexual violence, led to tribal Kuki-Zo women facing brutalities, one of which is the viral video where two Vaiphei women were seen being paraded naked.
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The women who care

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By Greeshma Kuthar, Mysha Rizvi, Abhay Shukla
| Frontline India
The immediate priorities of Marsang Lama (46), an Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) from Kalimpong, West Bengal, is to talk to people in her area about their lifestyle. In a world where advice on a subject like this is measured at the rate of social media content per hour, one would imagine that Lama’s life is easy. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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Techno-Elitism vs. Universal Care: The Growing Access Gap in India’s Health Revolution

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By Greeshma Kuthar, Mysha Rizvi, Abhay Shukla
| Frontline India
Today, the Indian healthcare sector presents a picture of major technical advances. Metro cities boast “5G-enabled” hospitals that rival the technological sophistication of the best hospitals in the world. We are told about AI reading scans, robotic arms assisting surgeons, doctors consulting patients over video, and wearable devices tracking heart rates and sleep patterns.
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