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One Death Every Few Days, Zero Accountability: Sanitation workers protest at Jantar Mantar

From disputed death figures to continuing caste-based labour, the Safai Karmachari Andolan says India's sewer deaths are not accidents but preventable killings enabled by state inaction

Boycott Vedanta’s London festival and bid to seek legitimacy: Writers

The mining company has been implicated in international human...

Delhi High Court Stays Disciplinary Action against All Student Leaders

Punitive actions seen to be extremely coercive stayed against...

The Present Regime has Perfected Attacks on Dalit and Adivasi Scholars: Paul Divakar

  ‘There have been systematic attacks on Dalit and Adivasi...

जल-संकट-2 (साबलखेड़-योगिता के गांव): बारिश किस चिड़िया का नाम?

हम सबको बारिश बहुत अच्छी लगती है न! सिनेमा...

Is Shutting Your Eyes to Coca Cola’s Misconduct in the “national interest”, Mr PM?

  How could a government that shut its eyes while...

Judiciary to the Rescue of Parched India: SC Guidelines on Drought

A two judge bench of the Supreme Court of...

भिडेवाड़ा से धौलपुर हाउस तक

Tina Dabi and Rinku Rajguru एक लडकी ने आज से...

Education Not Diminishing India’s Preference For Boys

  Young graduate mothers gave birth to 899 girls per...

AMU’s misleading statistics hide discrimination against aspiring women undergraduates

Image: Indian ExpressWhat does one say when a prestigious...

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One Death Every Few Days, Zero Accountability: Sanitation workers protest at Jantar Mantar

From disputed death figures to continuing caste-based labour, the Safai Karmachari Andolan says India's sewer deaths are not accidents but preventable killings enabled by state inaction

From Civil Registration to Identity Control: Parliament tightens India’s birth certificate regime without debate

A quiet amendment shifts delayed birth and death registrations from executive officers to judicial magistrates, further hardening India's identity regime while offering little evidence that the new barriers are necessary

‘Deportation Cannot Begin without Nationality Verification’: Union’s Rajubala affidavit clarifies legal limits on executive power

In an affidavit filed in the Rajubala Das case, the Union reaffirms that deportation requires nationality verification, travel documents and acceptance by the receiving State, while setting out the legal framework governing detention pending deportation

Brij Bhushan Acquittal: The system vs the wrestlers

Three years after their protest shook Indian sport, Vinesh Phogat and other wrestlers prepare for another legal battle over a verdict they reject