Brij Khandelwal

Brij Khandelwal is an Agra-based senior journalist.

Agra, the crown jewel of India's tourism sector, is marred by a shameful reality that continues to fester beneath the surface – its deplorable road conditions.

Read More

The Agra Medical College hospital is struggling to revive its past glory. The local citizens who have had to experience inconveniences and the unsympathetic response of medical professionals, hardly have a kind word to share about the ageing institution, now accorded mini AIIMS status.

Read More

In a recent triumph for conservation efforts, a successful rescue operation led by wildlife experts underscored the crucial need for human-wildlife coexistence in Uttar Pradesh.

Read More

Three decades after the Supreme Court intervention which led to a series of restrictions, the question still doing rounds is whether the 17th-century monument of love has finally been insulated from the hazards of environmental pollution.

Read More

The States Reorganisation Act of 1956, which reshaped India's political landscape based on linguistic lines, has left a complex and divisive legacy that continues to resonate to this day. The initial drive to reorganize states based on languages was intended to promote cultural identity and administrative efficiency.

Read More

India's pervasive VIP culture is a stark reminder of the country's undemocratic and feudal mindset. This elitist phenomenon, which perpetuates the notion that some individuals are more equal than others, is a blatant negation of the rule of law and socialist values. It's a humiliating spectacle that reinforces class bias, promotes gaps, and widens differences between the haves and have-nots.

Read More