As Delhi suffocates under hazardous air, The Wire talks to people from different parts of the city battling the public health emergency and a disastrous climate crisis.

The Wire's resident illustrator presents a picture of an evening with a master storyteller and artist.

On January 22, thousands of people from different parts of the country walked together on the streets of Kolkata under the banner of the 'Anti-Fascist Grand Conference’.

Artworks in solidarity with the people of Palestine and their resilience in the face of an ongoing genocide.

Images and videos of women in Iran waving and burning their veils in protest against the death of a woman in the hands of the morality police over the hijab have swept social media. The Wire's illustrator pays tribute to their bravery in the face of state repression.

People from Chilla Khadar (Yamuna Bank) area are now homeless and stuck under dehumanising conditions in the camp, waiting to return to their homes. 

The 719th Urs (death anniversary) celebration of beloved poet Hazrat Amir Khusrau was celebrated from May 7 to May 11 at Delhi's Dargah Sharif.

On World Press Freedom Day, an artist’s tribute to all who are fighting for the truth.

In a series of artworks, an artist depicts the meaning of Gandhi's assassination.

Live art by Pariplab Chakraborty from Delhi Queer Pride 2023.

Rabindranath Tagore's prayer for an independent mind remains as relevant today as it was 100 years ago.

May 1 is observed as International Workers' Day. In illustrations, The Wire recounts the long history for workers' rights.

These illustrations are an ode to the people who kept the world running despite a virus's best efforts; who survived a year of hardship and put their own safety at risk to do their jobs.

The Wire spoke to the film director during his recent visit to Jamia Milia Islamia.