Prithviraj Sinha edits and writes long-form investigations into Indian power — the corporate houses, the political families, the institutions where decisions get made outside the glare of daily reporting. His writing tends toward the careful, evidence-heavy profile.
Recent work
Konark Sun Temple: Where Stone Sings and Civilisation Endures
The Konark Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Odisha coastline, is one of India's most extraordinary acts of devotion in stone — a 13th-century vision of the sun god Surya's celestial chariot, frozen mid-journey across the sky. Built by King Narasimhadeva I of the Eastern Ganga dynasty, it stands not as a ruin to be mourned but as a living testament to India's civilisational depth. Visiting Konark is not sightseeing — it is a conversation across eight centuries.