Daily Brief: In Jammu and Kashmir, corruption derails government job drives, and more
Daily Brief: Is the 2024 Lok Sabha election India’s last chance before the point of no return?
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Daily Brief: Ground report: Why this Muslim nomadic tribe in Uttarakhand has little to gain from elections, and more
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Daily Brief: Beyond the hype: Why the BJP is eyeing Tamil Nadu’s most prosperous region
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Daily Brief: Why the BJP cannot be written off in Manipur despite the anger at its failure to end ethnic violence, and more
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Daily Brief: What is driving an ‘India Out’ campaign in Bangladesh?
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Daily Brief: Iran launches hundreds of drones and missiles in first-ever direct military assault on Israel, and more
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The Centre’s crackdown on independent YouTube news channels
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Daily Brief: Why a voter list from 1997 remains a bureaucratic nightmare for Assam’s Bengali Muslims
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Daily Brief | View from the Margins: A Lepcha activist describes the destructive development in Sikkim, and more
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Daily Brief: 'Will Modi visit us if we vote?’: Why this election means little for Manipur’s displaced
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Daily Brief: ‘Junk EVMs, bring back ballot’: Cloud of mistrust hangs over polls in western UP, and more
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Daily Brief: An Allahabad HC judge is using morality norms to deny protection to live-in couples, and more
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Daily Brief | A decade under Modi: Violence dips in Kashmir, turf lost to China and a civil war in Manipur, and more
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Daily Brief: Is India ready for an election in extreme heat?
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Daily Brief: After CAA rules, Mumbai Muslims rush to get their identity documents in order, and more
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Daily Brief: Aditya Birla group donated Rs 100 crore to BJP two months before government’s Vodafone Idea bailout, and more
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Scroll event in Delhi: In conversation with Sreenivasan Jain and Mariyam Alavi
Love jihad, Muslim appeasement, forced conversions—these conspiracy theories are now driving everyday conversations in India. Amplified by politicians, cacophonic media coverage, and relentless social media forwards and updates, they have come to be accepted as reality by a large number of people.But are these claims—that India’s minorities are plotting to weaken the majority Hindu community—based on the truth? Or are they fictions created and disseminated to serve the interest of power?
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Daily Brief: Why is the Congress facing a Rs 3,567-crore demand from the Income Tax department?
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Daily Brief: In BJP’s outreach to Kerala Christians, what do religious leaders stand to gain?
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Daily Brief: A dummy’s guide to propaganda films in Bollywood, and more
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