Report
Jallianwala Bagh massacre: What we have lost in ‘renovation’ of the historic site
During the election season in February, the Newslaundry team visited Jallianwala Bagh to see how it has changed after the renovation. Guided by a former history professor Harish Sharma, we took a tour of the historic site where scores of Indians were massacred at the hands of General Dyer. We explored how the place has become more of a picnic spot and doesn’t evoke any of the sentiments that such a historic tragedy should have.
Also Read
-
‘Why did I let him come to Delhi?’: Families mourn and question the capital after PG collapse
-
‘Have to fight for our right’: Families of Delhi sewer workers wait for compensation after deaths
-
Bengaluru’s parks are under threat
-
BAPS and its celibate monks: The organisation at the centre of the Eiffel Tower row
-
‘हिंदू राष्ट्र’ से ‘आई लव मोदी’ कैंपेन तक: कौन है सीजेपी का कथित बागी मनीष ब्रह्मभट्ट