Veteran Activist Tapan Bose Passes Away

On 30th January 2025, Tapan Bose, a prominent activist known for his commitment to peace and human rights, passed away at his residence in Delhi.

Tapan Bose, a lifelong activist, championed peace and dialogue in conflict zones, including Kashmir, Balochistan, and Naxal-affected areas.
He played a significant role in advocating for justice following the Godhra carnage and the Gujarat riots of 2002, as well as the Babri Masjid demolition.
Bose was a trusted ally of marginalized communities and his friendships spanned regions like Burma, Tamil Nadu in Sri Lanka, and the Naga areas.
As a prolific documentary filmmaker, Bose’s works shed light on pressing issues, including the Bhopal gas tragedy, Jharkhand, and the victims of the Bhagalpur blindings.
He was deeply involved in human rights research, particularly documenting Punjab disappearances during the 1980s and 1990s.
Bose played a pivotal role in facilitating peace initiatives in Kashmir and was a key figure in the Indo-Naga peace process.