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Covers:  Climate Change, Women Empowerment, International Relations, Sustainable Development, History.

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Siddhant Sarang’s Journalist Portfolio

India's Farmer Protests: The International Media Outcry has Slowed Down, but the Protest Still Ra...

India's Farmer Protests: The International Media Outcry has Slowed Down, but the Protest Still Ra...

The world's largest on-going protest taking place in India and led by farmers, has reached its 100 day mark. …

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Green Citizenship and the Crisis of Democratic Participation: Environmental Dissent in Contempora...

Green Citizenship and the Crisis of Democratic Participation: Environmental Dissent in Contempora...

This essay analyses the paradoxical shift in India where environmental movements, once vital to participatory…

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Does religious social capital succeed where environmental bureaucracy fails? - Religion and Globa...

Does religious social capital succeed where environmental bureaucracy fails? - Religion and Globa...

A case study from Bihar focusing on social inequality and political economy in rural India. Every year, as th…

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Articles

Why #ReservationHataoAndolan Misses The Point?

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By Siddhant Sarang
| Youth Ki Awaaz
The nationwide protests over repeated examination paper leaks reminded India what collective student action can still achieve. After sustained public pressure, the government was forced to respond and...
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NEET Paper Leak Protest: The Funniest Revolution In History

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By Siddhant Sarang
| Youth Ki Awaaz
For decades, India's streets and university campuses resonated with lines that everyone knew by heart. When people took to the streets to challenge power, they raised their voices with Faiz Ahmed Faiz'...
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Opinion Why climate awareness isn’t becoming action for Gen Z

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By Siddhant Sarang
| The Indian Express Verified
The comfortable explanation is hypocrisy: The climate-anxious generation that books flights and buys fast fashion without apparent contradiction. But hypocrisy implies a conscious choice to ignore what one knows. What is actually happening is more depressing: A generation has been given total awareness and almost no power, and has rationally concluded that awareness, by itself, is not a plan. Consider what the system actually offers a 23-year-old who takes climate seriously.
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Awards

Diana Award

2019