From Dentist to Activist: Meet a Tenacious Woman Protesting at Tikri Border For the last three months, Navkiran Natt had been running a makeshift library for the protesting farmers and editing the movement's very own newspaper, the now-famous Trolley Times. Navkiran at Singhu border. Photo: Kisan Morcha Women12/Mar/2021 How does a dentist working in one of the most expensive private hospitals in Chandigarh go on to become an ‘ andolanjeevi‘ (professional activist) living in a tent in the middle of a highway on the outskirts of Delhi? Navkiran Nattâs story is a fascinating one. I met the 29-year-old by chance at a massive gathering of women at the Tikri Border on March 8, International Womenâs Day. While trying to find the best angle to photograph the huge crowd, I noticed her taking photos of individuals in the audience. I asked her if she was a journalist.