Daily Brief: No one spared in ‘NewsClick’ raids – young staffers, part-time employees, freelance contributors, and more

No one spared in ‘NewsClick’ raids – young staffers, part-time employees, freelance contributors

The Delhi Police examined the bank statements of journalists, rummaged through their belongings, and interrogated them on their family backgrounds.

Why experts fear Mumbai is building heat traps

Even as a massive redevelopment project raises 60-storey towers, urban planners argue the project does not account for the challenges of health and...

In first elections in Kargil since 2019, ‘partition’ from Jammu and Kashmir on voters’ mind

Several residents of the Muslim-majority district in Ladakh say they want to convey their anger at decisions of August 5, 2019 through the hill cou...

After spending Rs 33,000 crore, has the Indian government finally managed to clean the Ganga?

In 2014, the government launched the latest in a long line of projects to clean the river, but in the city of Varanasi it shows mixed results.

What happened to Dolly, a member of the Dom community in Banaras, when she became a widow

An excerpt from ‘Fire on the Ganges: Life Among the Dead in Banaras’, by Radhika Iyengar.

NewsClick raids: Indian law has few safeguards when electronic devices are seized

In an earlier case, forensics experts have said that documents cited as evidence had been planted on their devices.

India at Asian Games, Oct 4, live: Jyothi Vennam, Ojas Deotale win archery gold; bronze in racewalk

Live updates from Day 11 of the Asian Games 2022 in Hangzhou.

Rush Hour podcast: Delhi Police raids ‘NewsClick’ journalists amid Chinese funding row

A wrap of the day’s top developments.

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