Urooj Zia examines Pakistan’s cascading clamp-down on its citizens’ access to the internet and the worrying precedents it sets

A rogue exploration of caste, class and gender on Shaadi.com

A queer internet space with a simple goal: safe housing for gay people in India.

As the internet changes, it challenges us to ask who we really are both online and offline

Ranabir Samaddar’s new book traces the failures of West Bengal politics over the last four decades, but sees revolution where there has been none.

Runner-up in the Online-istan fiction competition.

Shashank Kela’s book on Adivasi history contextualises and re-evaluates their current struggles

An attempt to unravel the mythology and persona of the controversial author

Winner of the first prize in the Online-istan fiction competition.

The use of modern seeds stands to erode the genetic diversity of local seed varieties in Nepal

A personal account of how technology is changing the life and work of a journalist, and of the Lankan media.

The internet has allowed for an important kinship to spring up within the Bangladeshi gay community.

Online networks have only marginally promoted civil society activism in Southasia

A pioneering rural internet scheme in Nepal, and the man behind it, point toward a more inclusive digital future