Additional readings
A City Divided, illustration by Tabitha Percy
Resources about the 2002 Gujarat Pogrom
Blood and Soil in Narendra Modi's India | The New Yorker | 2019
In Gujarat, Anti-Muslim Legacy Of 2002 Riots Still Looms | NPR | 2013
India: The Modi Question (Documentary) | BBC | 2023
Ahmedabad Journal; In India, a Child's Life Is Cheap Indeed | New York Times | 2002
The Survivors Speak | Outlook India | 2002
Burying the Massacred: In the Shade of Kalandari | First Post India | 2019
The BJP and the Gujarat riots of 2002 | Al Jazeera | 2023
Why India banned the BBC’s Modi documentary | Al Jazeera | 2023
‘They Burnt My Parents Alive’: Gujarat Riots Still Haunt Victims | The Diplomat | 2022
Gujarat riots: Parading of bodies triggered conspiracy, Zakia tells SC | The Telegraph India | 2021
Massacre trial exposes inconvenient truth for India's BJP | Reuters | 2012
Civil Society in Conflict Cities | Economic & Political Weekly | 2009
No one razed Wali Gujarati’s mazaar? | The Times of India | 2019
"We Have No Orders to Save You." | Human Rights Watch | 2002
Other books on the topic:
Scarred: Experiments with Violence in Gujarat | Dionne Bunsha | 2007
The Anatomy Of Hate | Revati Laul | 2018
Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a cover up | Rana Ayyub | 2016
Gujarat: The Making of a Tragedy | Siddharth Varadarajan | 2003
Fear and Forgiveness | Harsh Mander | 2009