Daily Brief | ‘SBI is lying’: Why banking experts dispute its claims on electoral bonds data, and more

‘SBI is lying’: Why banking experts dispute its claims on electoral bonds data

They say it is unlikely that the bank does not digitise information on the bonds. Even if it does not, it needs a few days, not four months, to put it out.

Arundhati Roy on Gaza: N̶e̶v̶e̶r̶ Again

The millions of protestors on the streets of Europe and the US are the hope for the future of the world..

What the Ambani wedding palooza says about Modi’s India

The India Fix: A newsletter on Indian politics from Scroll.in.

Shades of anger, dreams of freedom and liberation: Remembering the promise of Women’s Day

Everything has changed and nothing has changed.

NIA asks Gautam Navlakha to pay Rs 1.64 crore towards the cost of his house arrest

The human rights activist’s counsel called the National Investigation Agency’s claim ‘extortion’.

The death of an Indian worker illustrates Israel’s long exploitation of foreign labourers

The country has relied on overseas workers, including Palestinians, for decades while excluding them from Jewish society and no protection of their rights.

In this book Saba Naqvi asks if the government has taken the ED’s help to destabilise the Opposition

An excerpt from ‘The Saffron Storm: From Vajpayee to Modi’, by Saba Naqvi.

In Fritz Lang’s cinema, the deadly beauty of doom

Screenings of three of the German-American filmmaker’s most well-regarded films ‘Metropolis’, ‘M’ and ‘The Big Heat’ are a reminder of his singular vision.

9

Badminton: How working with a former Olympian helped Pramod Bhagat to a record fifth world title

After his win at the 2024 Badminton World Championships, Pramod Bhagat now has his eyes set on defending his Paralympics title in Paris.

Sent by Scroll

You are receiving this email because you follow Scroll. To stop receiving these emails, unsubscribe Scroll .