Tamil Nadu Police Files Case Against ED for Preventing Anti-Corruption Officers From Doing Their Duty (thewire.in)
Lull in Highway Construction Expected in FY25, Flagship Highway Projected Faces 6 Year Delay (thewire.in)
Christmas in Tihar (thewire.in)
Manipur Government Buses Travelling From Imphal Turned Back By Kuki Groups: Reports (thewire.in)
Winter Session Snapshot: Record Number of Lok Sabha MPs Suspended; No Bills Sent to Committees (thewire.in)
Pakistan Author Mohammed Hanif Returns 'Sitara-e-Imtiaz' After Baloch March Crackdown (thewire.in)
Jaishankar to Visit Russia to Discuss Economic Ties, Bilateral and International Issues (thewire.in)
Rahul Gandhi: 'Trying to Change Caste ‘Apartheid' System in India, Not a Free Democracy Anymore' (thewire.in)
Remembering the Magic of Painter and Poet Imroz (thewire.in)
Mind the Gap: A Slender Upper and a Heavy Lower Arm Define India’s K-Shaped Trajectory (thewire.in)
Incremental evidence from lagging private capex, declining household savings, and PLFS and NCAER survey showing languid incomes reinforce the K-shaped economic trajectory for India’s households.
Seven FIRs Registered Against Journalist for Report on BJP Minister (thewire.in)
Seven FIRs were slapped against the Dainik Khulasa's crime reporter, Jaalam Singh, within a span of four days in September.
CAG: After Verbal Orders to ‘Stop all Field Work’, Officers Ask for Written Orders (thewire.in)
It is reliably learnt that the CAG, G.C. Murmu, is “not signing” on any fresh reports. There is no official word from the CAG.
SC Refuses to Hear Plea Seeking Audit into Source Code of Software Used in EVMs (thewire.in)
A three-judge Bench, headed by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, disallowed the petition on the grounds that making the source code public would make the machines vulnerable to hacking.
UP Police Kills Muslim Man in 'Encounter' After He 'Tried to Flee From Custody' (thewire.in)
The chain of events according to the UP Police – including how the police vehicle lost balance to avoid stray cattle – is eerily familiar to the state's narrative around the Vikas Dubey encounter.
When Journalism Becomes the Flagbearer of Hate, Can the Resistance to It Be Anything but Political? (thewire.in)
The attempt in some quarters to brush off these questions and frame the INDIA alliance’s boycott of 14 prominent hate-spewing TV anchors as an attack on journalism itself, is nothing but a defence of communalism in the name of defending journalistic principles.
Ads, Firings and Hostile Takeovers: How Turkey's Govt Came to Control 90% of Its Media (thewire.in)
Just very recently, a prominent investigative Turkish journalist Barış Pehlivan, whose latest book accused Turkey's last interior minister of having links with organised crime, has been locked up for the fifth time in three years.
Watch | A Visit to the ‘Frontline’ of the Manipur Conflict (thewire.in)
Venturing into the heart of the turmoil, The Wire visited the frontline in Churachandpur.
The ‘Double Engine’ Govt’s Handling of the Manipur Crisis Reveals a Template of Divide and Rule (thewire.in)
What is happening in Manipur goes beyond a remote spectacle, demanding attention. The dynamics of intense fear and loathing among various communities had been exacerbated during the state elections. The state has been aflame for more than 50 days but the attitude of the central leadership and the majority of the media towards...
Two Days After CoWIN Data Leak Report, Concerns Mount (thewire.in)
The Computer Emergency Team (CERT-in) has not released an update on its assessment of the leak yet, nor has it issued advisory on how impacted people should act to secure themselves.
