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India-China Border Dispute: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) claims it lacks precise year-wise data on Chinese occupation of Indian territory, offering a vague response to an RTI application filed by activist Ajay Kumar.

Bonded Labour Crisis: The NHRC slammed the Punjab government for a flawed probe into the rescue of bonded labourers in Moga. The Commission has sought a report by April 7.

Communal rumours were wrong—the dead woman and the accused murderer are relatives and belong to the same religion. Read our Fact Check Story for more.

Night Shelter Horror: Delhi's night shelters are plagued by filth, hunger, and neglect, leaving the homeless in dire conditions. Overcrowded and unsanitary, these shelters are a sham.

Indraprastha Apollo Hospital is challenged by Meenakshi Jain’s 15-year quest for accountability over alleged medical negligence that she says killed her father in 2009.

Child Safety Call: Ashray Bhatia’s tragic fall from an open shaft in Delhi sparks a family’s fight for justice and a call for child safety laws. Was negligence to blame? Read more.

Waqf bill having been passed in the Rajya Sabha is a false claim. While the Waqf Amendment Bill was tabled and accepted, it has not been passed as claimed.

The New Delhi Railway Station stampede is not just another common incident in India; it exposes systemic failures, government negligence, and efforts to suppress the truth.

Delhi Metro fare hike claims after BJP’s assembly poll victory are false and baseless. Rumours of a 50% increase surfaced on social media but have no factual basis.

Ranveer Allahbadia faces backlash over an offensive comment, raising the question: how far can speech go before it crosses the line? As an audience, do we have the power to shape the content we consume?