Sarzah Yeasmin

About Sarzah Yeasmin

Sarzah Yeasmin is a Boston-based Bangladeshi writer and graduate student studying education policy at Harvard University. She is the program coordinator for the university’s innovations in government program.

Sexualising and policing girls’ bodies

15/01/2021, by Sarzah Yeasmin in Home Page Articles, Recent Articles

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60 Days on, India’s Biggest Farmers’ Protest Shows No Sign of Weakening

This story first appeared in Inter Press Service Yesterday, Jan. 26, India celebrated its Republic Day. But it was marked by scenes of farmers […]

Violence at Delhi’s Red Fort: Here’s What Happened Before & After

This story first appeared in The Quint An eyewitness account of how a peaceful protest turned violent at Delhi’s Red Fort on 26 January 2021. The […]

A room for an Indian hero at the Indonesian embassy

This story first appeared in The Hindu The Embassy in Delhi honours Biju Patnaik’s role in Indonesia’s freedom struggle in 1947 Tucked […]

Why Poor Response to Vaccine?

This story first appeared in Greater Kashmir It was observed globally that the course of testing, standardizing, regulating and approving of the […]

BJP is testing its own achievements in West Bengal elections

This story first appeared in gulfnews.com This is BJP’s most historic and radical experiment with Hindutva politics beyond its base If the […]

Choose your effi-ji: The A-Z of real-time Ravanas to be burned this Dussehra

Good and Evil used to be a simple white and black. Both now have an identity crisis. Thanks to the 50 Shades of Bray heard every day, one man’s meet […]

Clear messaging and early health system key to New Zealand’s COVID success: Indian envoy

This story first appeared in ETV Bharat In an exclusive interview with senior journalist Smita Sharma, Indian High Commissioner to New Zealand […]

The Chinese challenge is here to stay. Here are some steps India can quickly take to counter it

This story first appeared in The Times of India We’re all satellite imagery experts now. We know how many tents the Chinese are erecting at the […]

More ups than downs, and many surprise turns in Trump’s foreign policy for India

This story first appeared in The Hindu After the initial uncertainty, relations with India picked up steam under Trump President Donald Trump has […]

Diplomacy not military contacts key to resolve LAC face off: Gen Hooda

This story first appeared in ETV Bharat In an exclusive interview with senior journalist Smita Sharma, retired Lt. Gen D S Hooda remarked that […]

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