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Daily Brief: Assam is putting in place a citizenship regime that excludes Muslims. But do Bengali Hindus benefit?
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Daily Brief: With Israel’s military assault, there is no dignity in life or death for the disabled in Gaza, and more
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Daily Brief: Should Indians work longer for lower pay? A proposal in the Economic Survey sparks debate, and more
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Daily Brief: ‘Why defame Muslims?’ On Kanwar Yatra route, mixed feelings on diktat to display names, and more
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Daily Brief: A new environment ministry rule may make clearances smoother, but raises fresh concerns, and more
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Dangerous times for India's Muslims
This week, Scroll published three stories that demonstrate the continuing marginalisation of India's Muslims.
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Daily Brief: How Supreme Court order on foreigners’ tribunals calls out arbitrary ways of Assam’s border police, and more
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Daily Brief: Muslims worst hit by Covid-19 mortality during first wave in India, new study shows, and more
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Daily Brief: How the government is masking the true scale of job losses in India’s informal sector, and more
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What are India's chances at the Olympics?
In about a week from now, the world's best athletes – including 117 from India – will descend upon Paris to compete in the 2024 Olympic Games.
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Daily Brief: ‘A disempowerment foretold’: What greater powers to LG mean for next elected government in J&K, and more
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Daily Brief: ‘Love jihad’ drove out Muslims from an Uttarakhand town. In court, it turned out to be a hoax, and more
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Daily Brief: ‘We are Razakars’: In Bangladesh, youth protesting a quota for jobs openly call Hasina an ‘autocrat’, and more
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Special project: Help us investigate Chhattisgarh’s record-breaking killings in Maoist war
A poster released by the Bharatiya Janata Party government in Chhattisgarh on June 12 proudly declared: “In the last six months, 129 Maoists killed.”
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Daily Brief: Why Rahul Gandhi remains in yatra mode as leader of Opposition, and more
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Daily Brief: Hindutva ripples in South Africa’s small Indian community, and more
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Daily Brief: In Assam, over a thousand Muslim families evicted from railway land – but not their Hindu neighbours, and more
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Why does the Indian government keep failing its students?
The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance government, which took charge less than five weeks ago, is already confronted with its first major controversy: malpractice in competitive entrance exams.It is by no means a fresh crisis. Year after year, elected governments have failed to uphold the sanctity of public sector exams and done irreparable harm to the relationship between the Indian state and its youth. News reports suggest that there have been at least 70 major paper leaks in the last seven years.Scroll reporters Johanna Deeksha and Abhik Deb have pieced together a comprehensive account of the latest developments in this perpetual scandal.They investigated the National Testing Agency's chequered history and opaque functioning, the limitations of the laws meant to prevent paper leaks, and demonstrated how technology can make matters worse for honest students.
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