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By: Samarth Grover
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi travels abroad, he does so aboard Air India One – a taxpayer-funded Boeing 777-300ER fleet that cost Rs 8,400 crore and comes with a press briefing room. The public still pays for the plane, but the press briefings...
By: Samarth Grover
Four chargesheets, 26 BNS sections, and some identical witness statements. Newslaundry examines how UP Police turned a labour dispute into an ‘organised left-wing plot’.
By: Samarth Grover
As pass percentages hit a historic low, foreign-trained doctors demand answers over sudden format changes and a total lack of examination transparency.
By: Samarth Grover
While the leadership meets delegations, a massive, uncoordinated workforce of spontaneous volunteers is cleaning, guarding, and surviving the police crackdown at Jantar Mantar.
By: Samarth Grover
Despite the police action on July 20, protestors returned to Jantar Mantar to continue demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. There is still a crowd of nearly 10,000 to 15,000 people at the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)...
By: Samarth Grover
Despite the police action on July 20, protestors returned to Jantar Mantar to continue demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. There
By: Samarth Grover
And what do protesters think they actually won at Jantar Mantar?
By: Samarth Grover
Some of the events were organised at a time protests were banned on campus.
By: Samarth Grover
All the reels uploaded by anchors on ‘Bharat Bandh’ have now been deleted. But questions remain about who started it all.
By: Ashwine Kumar Singh, Samarth Grover
Seven seats had over 1 lakh names missing in each of their draft rolls. These numbers are not final as the final list will only be published on November 4.
