The government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has cancelled more than 100 Overseas Citizen of India cards over nine years, according to right-to-information responses we received from the home...

A reporter’s account of the violence in India’s national capital on Monday.

Rupesh Kumar Singh spent six months in jail. He said he was targeted for his reports on police violence against Adivasis.

Several residents told Scroll.in that the information on the government app to help find spots available sometimes does not tally with position on the ground.

This comes after Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath cautioned BJP workers of "conspiracies" against his government and asked them to “expose those who want to incite caste and communal riots” in the...

Over the last few weeks, BJP leaders have been calling for a two-child policy that would restrict benefits to those who have more children.

Hundreds have been arrested by the Delhi Police, even as the lockdown made scrutiny and access to justice difficult.

Far from offering the accountability that was promised, AAP appears to have plucked its media policy from the BJP playbook.

By Monday evening, over 28 lakh devotees turned up for the second shahi snan (royal bath) in the Ganga.

With a surge in cases expected in the winter, the government has decided to import 1 lakh metric tonnes of liquid oxygen for use in hospitals.

Crematoriums and burial grounds are running out of space in the capital.

No construction is allowed in Delhi’s lockdown unless workers live on site. But 180 vehicles have been given permission to bring workers to the Central Vista.

With limited support structures, India’s LGBTQIA+ community has to work harder to plan for ageing and infirmity

Born to Dalit farm labourers, they grew up to be industrial workers. Even police torture hasn’t dented their resolve to fight for workers’ rights.

A reporter’s account of the violence in India’s national capital on Monday.

Currently, only Indians above the age of 45 are eligible to get the vaccine.

By dangerously marginalising its 200 million-strong Muslim community, Hindutva supporters are seriously threatening Indian democracy.

The government has barred access to the site but Scroll.in was able to visit and speak to the workers.

Indians are not being given the information they need to really understand why farmers are angry about the new agricultural laws, they say.

The demolition is inspired by the same ideas that animate attacks on religious minorities, say scholars.

Police claim that the number of those arrested from the two communities is ‘almost identical’. But many more Muslims were killed in the riots.

Delhi Police have submitted the message transcripts in court as part of an investigation into the February communal violence.

India’s second Covid-19 wave has overwhelmed hospitals and left families scrambling for life-saving oxygen for their loved ones.

Wali vs Modi: the tale of two poets

The budget for the tricolour project is larger than the amount AAP plans to spend on a number of key welfare schemes.

Farcical FIRs, dubious witness statements, lack of evidence – the court blows holes in the Delhi Police’s investigations.

Rents have not been paid, daily food budgets have shrunk and books needed for coursework cannot be bought.

In the police complaints she filed after receiving obscene messages and death threats over the phone in October and December 2021, Delhi-based Dalit journalist Meena Kotwal wrote how social media...

‘When I saw them [on the roof], I first thought they were Taliban men who were thrown off the plane but we checked the bodies.’

Recording and disseminating videos of hate crimes against Muslims is now a career advancement tool for many Hindutva activists.

Here’s how the reunion happened.

The chargesheets filed in court so far rely on confession statements to establish a conspiracy. Many of those statements are identical.