Jeffin T. Kaleekal

Medical negligence allegedly caused the death of 22-year-old Simran Chhabra at a Gurugram hospital, which was operating illegally. Investigations show MCG failed to enforce demolition and sealing orders.

Acid attack survivors in India face immense challenges, from bureaucratic apathy to inadequate legal protection and societal stigma. Their stories are shocking to hear yet awe-inspiring.

Digital Arrest | The Probe spoke to victims of digital arrest scams who were duped by video calls from fraudsters posing as law enforcers, losing money with no specific laws to address such crimes.

Medical Negligence: Simran Chhabra walked into a Gurugram hospital with mild symptoms of fever. Within minutes, she died after being administered an injection, sparking shocking allegations of medical negligence, cover-ups, and a failed investigation.

Rapes and gangrapes remain alarmingly high despite the Nirbhaya reforms, with survivors facing relentless barriers in their fight for justice.

Contempt of Court: While the Act is important for preserving judicial integrity, it must be balanced against the necessity of free speech to encourage a healthier dialogue between the judiciary and society.

Higher Education : Our story uncovers the caste discrimination within India's top educational institutions. These institutions, which are meant to instill values of equality and fairness, are instead being accused of perpetuating caste biases.