1984

These are the most recent articles featured in the 1984 section. For more information about having your event or gallery featured here, please contact us.

Straight Talk:
An Open Letter to The Citizens of New Delhi, India T. SHER SINGH

”So ... where are all the Sikhs and their kirpans now?" he asked.

The Hollow Men:
India’s Epidemic of Gang-Rapes Reveals a Deep Rot T. SHER SINGH

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2012:  "We are the hollow men ... This is the dead land."

Sikhs Banned from Haridwar NAVJEEVAN GOPAL

The historical gurdwara in Haridwar was demolished by Hindus in 1984.

You Can't Call these Riots ... This was a Plain and Simple Massacre! Q & A with ARPANA CAUR, by ARADHNA WAL

" I worked in the relief camps ... and can’t even describe the suffering I saw there."

A Hollow Apology Cannot Wash Away Mass Murders HARTOSH SINGH BAL

The pretense of apology by the guilty may be the most effective way of denying justice to the victims.

It Still Hurts:
New Photos from 1984 SHAILAJA TRIPATHI

19-year-old Anusha Roy, student at a vocational institute, would have probably never come to know about the carnage of 1984 if it were not for this exhibit.

See How New Delhi Became the Murder Capital of the World

Here's a map of New Delhi which meticulously traces the path of India's ignominy during the first three days of November, 1984.

Is Manmohan Singh to Blame?
Remember -- Indian Bureaurcracy Today is the Same that Facilitated the 1984 Pogroms HARINDER BAWEJA

It has been six years since the order was issued on January 16, 2006, but the Delhi government is yet to provide a single job.

Hazoorie's Silence A Short Story by DALVEER KAUR

She turns to look at the picture and picks it up. Strokes her husbands’ face, as the last memory she has of him. The ache in her heart grows. Almost accusing him of leaving her all alone ...

India Bans 1984 Film:
Saadda Haq - Our Birthright JASPREET NIJHER

The Punjabi film Saadda Haq -- "Our Birthright" -- that depicts real life events from the days of state terrorism in Punjab in the early 80s, has been banned in India before its release.