From selfies to slogan: how Instagram is becoming India’s newest political battleground
[ad_1] Ankit Pandey* was rushing to catch a train from Mumbai’s Malad station last month, when a sight halted him in his tracks. From the railway bridge, he could see a group of men offering namaaz (prayers) just outside the railway platform. Pandey, 22, a worker in the Hindutva outfit Bajrang Dal, was incensed. He shot a … Read more
