One of the common talking points to have emerged from this Podcast series, is the ongoing Farmer’s Protest on the outskirts of Delhi. Most of our guests have spoken about the impact it has had on them and their work. As the Sikh and Panjabi diaspora continue to watch from a far, we all feel see the farmers' desire to bring change, but we also see the injustice and the heavy-handed response from the Indian state and police.
That's why we felt it would only be appropriate to help amplify voices from the ground. We wanted to speak with someone from Delhi; someone who has first-hand experience and knowledge of the ground reality.
In this episode we speak with Japleen Kaur, who is a student with a graduate degree in Psychology from University of Delhi. She is currently volunteering at the Singhu Border to support the farmers. Japleen is also an amatuer photographer (@kaursgallery) and freelance writer, and she has been documenting her time at the Andolan, via her IG page Kaurs Gallery.
One of the common talking points to have emerged from this Podcast series, is the ongoing Farmer’s Protest on the outskirts of Delhi. Most of our guests have spoken about the impact it has had on them and their work. As the Sikh and Panjabi diaspora continue to watch from a far, we all feel see the farmers' desire to bring change, but we also see the injustice and the heavy-handed response from the Indian state and police.
That's why we felt it would only be appropriate to help amplify voices from the ground. We wanted to speak with someone from Delhi; someone who has first-hand experience and knowledge of the ground reality.
In this episode we speak with Japleen Kaur, who is a student with a graduate degree in Psychology from University of Delhi. She is currently volunteering at the Singhu Border to support the farmers. Japleen is also an amatuer photographer (@kaursgallery) and freelance writer, and she has been documenting her time at the Andolan, via her IG page Kaurs Gallery.