Bhat Burhan is an award-winning journalist and filmmaker from Kashmir. Currently based in New Delhi, he has over six years of experience in covering news from India. Previously Bhat has worked as a freelance video producer and photographer for several international media outlets. In 2022 he won UK's Rory Peck Award for his coverage of COVID.
The grieving families of people killed when Air India Flight 171 crashed in Ahmedabad are demanding that a final report into the incident provides clarity about what caused the tragedy.
An Australian academic who made a film about the dark side of social media manipulation has been arrested by Indian police over allegations he fleeced a divorced woman.
Imtiaz Ali Syed still can't bring himself to tell his mother that his brother was on board the Air India flight which crashed while taking off from Ahmedabad.
Inayat Saiyad sent a family selfie to his relatives' group chat minutes before he boarded a flight home. It turned out to be their last photo together.
As investigations start into the Air India crash that killed all but one person aboard the families of victims are arriving at hospitals frantic for updates.
Jyoti Malhotra was detained on suspicion of being "groomed" by a Pakistani agent known as "Danish", but the influencer's father insists she's innocent.
Following a deadly militant attack, Pakistan and India have hit each other with a range of tough measures including cancelling visas, which has left families separated and wondering when they will be able to reunite.
A perilous journey across continents, jungles and mountains does not always end in the American dream, but some Indian migrants are selling land and risking everything for a chance at life in the US.
For three weeks, the body of Pastor Subhash Baghel languished in a morgue, his burial blocked by local Hindu tribal groups refusing to allow him to be laid to rest in his own village.
An Indian court has sentenced the man convicted of raping and murdering a female doctor at a Kolkata hospital to life in prison.
An Indian court has convicted a civic police volunteer of brutally raping and murdering a female doctor at work in a Kolkata hospital last year.
The 17-year-old and her brother, 11, emerge as unexpected symbols of resilience as they draw crowds to rallies across Kashmir and campaign for their father — a jailed separatist.
The Rohingya ethnic minority are being forcibly conscripted by Myanmar's military and rebel groups to fight in the civil war.
It's something exhausted doctors do every day – find a quiet corner of the hospital for a quick nap. But in India, it ended in a brutal murder. Will it change a nation? WARNING: The details in this story might be distressing to some readers.
Student protesters in Bangladesh want an ingrained system of nepotism for some government jobs removed and replaced with a merit-based approach but their demonstrations have lead to fatal clashes with authorities — even for those only there to hand out water.
As India's election campaign approaches the finish line, voters allege they have been beaten up by police at polling stations, while candidates say they have been encouraged to withdraw from the race.
A candidate in India’s elections has been mired in scandal since almost 3,000 videos of him allegedly sexually assaulting multiple women began circulating. Here's how the issue has sparked a national conversation about the treatment of women.