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‘What choice do we have?’: Anger and apathy in Delhi seats with decisive Sikh vote

Cramped houses, congested lanes, and overflowing sewer lines. The Mata Gujri Colony in west Delhi’s Tilak Nagar constituency stands as a picture of...

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Pratyush Deep

Manifestoes on air pollution: AAP silent, BJP vows 50% drop, Cong offers little

In the cramped alleys of Anna Nagar under the Jangpura assembly constituency, 65-year-old Brinda is in a fix about which party is offering more...

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Shivnarayan Rajpurohit

Hours after Kumbh stampede, devotees frantically search for missing family members

It was nearly 15 hours after the Kumbh Mela stampede took place on January 29 that the Uttar Pradesh administration officially acknowledged the...

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Akanksha Kumar

Uphill battle for Avadh Ojha despite Poorvanchali support for AAP

In the last election, the Patparganj assembly constituency was in the headlines due to the candidature of AAP leader Manish Sisodia. This time,...

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Basant Kumar

‘Odour, disease, black water’: Voters gasp for hope in shadow of Bhalswa landfill

To some it’s just an eyesore. To some a source of earning. But for most of the thousands who live near the trash mountain in northwest Delhi’s...

wednesday 1

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Avdhesh Kumar

What Delhiites think of BJP star campaigner Adityanath and his campaign

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is among the BJP’s star campaigners for Delhi elections. But is he making an impact? Newslaundry went...

wednesday 1

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Anmol Pritam

The Reporters’ Collective non-profit status revoked: What lies ahead for other media orgs?

With Indian tax authorities revoking the non-profit status of investigative news outlet The Reporters’ Collective, press outfits and experts on tax...

wednesday 7

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Priyanka Ishwari

The Rs 2 crore tweet: Inside corporate India’s legal war against online critics

On November 1, 2020, Suchir Kalra, a part-time professor at Ashoka University, tweeted about his less-than-satisfactory experience of dealing with...

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Drishti Choudhary

No social security, paid less than minimum wage: Tribal workers toil to keep Gujarat’s cities clean

Suraj Damor*, 26, first began migrating to Ahmedabad from Jhabua district in Madhya Pradesh when he was 17 years old. Damor, a Bhil Adivasi, would...

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Anamika Singh