Cag in crisis: In Part 1 of our series, we exposed the CAG’s foreign posting fiasco. In Part 2, we reveal how critical audits were stalled amid mounting allegations of political meddling.

CAG - the Comptroller and Auditor General of India - is embroiled in multiple controversies. As the current CAG’s term ends on November 21, 2024, we bring you a series of reports revealing how this critical constitutional body is crumbling. Here’s Part 1.

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

Kamakhya Temple: Transgender persons allege police harassment and denial of right to worship, stating they face discrimination and call for equal access.

National Medical Commission: The Probe reveals how the NMC misled the Supreme Court regarding its so-called 'withdrawn rules,' which are still being used to deny victims of medical negligence their right to appeal.

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.

Tiger reserves in India face a large number of vacancies, forcing many casual workers and home guards into dangerous roles for meagre pay, often without adequate training.

NLU Delhi student Amrutavarshiny Senthil Kumar reflects on the challenges of law school before her untimely passing, calling for greater inclusivity and empathy in education.

NLU Delhi has witnessed three student deaths in three months, with students and alumni highlighting systemic issues and seeking institutional accountability.

Bulldozer Justice: Supreme Court’s Ruling Merely Puts a Brake on Bulldozers for a Few Days While Ignoring Systemic Flaws and Major Loopholes, Leaving the Real Problem Unresolved