Ishaana is a researcher and writer at Logically. She is a qualified lawyer and has had experience in the field of public policy with a focus on tech-policy and national security. Her area of investigations includes disinformation campaigns aimed at disrupting civil society. She is interested in politics and literature. She can be reached at ishaana@logically.co.uk
Conspiracy theorists love a catchy and emotive catch phrase, and “love jihad” is no exception. For the uninitiated, love jihad is a far-right conspiracy theory that was first floated by Hindutva groups in the south Indian states of Kerala and...
On September 14, a lawyer named Vibhor Anand published some big “revelations” on his Twitter account. His account is now suspended, but not before Anand told his 87k followers that the Bollywood elite is involved in drug and child trafficking....
When the Democratic Party’s Presidential Nominee Joe Biden picked Kamala Harris as his running mate, she ticked three key demographic boxes—a woman, with Black and Asian parentage. In her DNC acceptance speech when she spoke of her Tamil mother...
Former First Lady Michelle Obama, in her keynote speech at the remote Democratic National Convention while talking about the state of the nation under the current administration said that Americans “…watch in horror as children are torn from...
In his five-part blog series, ‘The Ruckus over the Taj Mahal’, Indian Historian and UCLA professor Vinay Lal writes that “[h]istory as we know it is nothing without the Promethean struggle against myth.” The Taj Mahal, a UN World Heritage site,...
As geopolitical tensions between India and China increase, India has banned 59 mobile applications developed by Chinese companies. The government’s interim order was communicated via a press release, stating that “these apps were engaged in...
The team at Logically has investigated these claims, tracked the use of the #pridekashmir hashtag on Twitter and Instagram, and examined the history and how the Pride Kashmir organization operates.
In October 2019, masked protestors disrupted an event organized by the School of Oriental and African studies at the London University featuring activist Kavitha Krishnan and queer activist Professor Dibyesh Anand as panelists. Kavitha Krishnan...