Divya Ribeiro News Today

As Scroll mark its tenth anniversary on January 26, we revisit the highlights of our reportage over the past ten years.

On the India Fix this week: An unpacking of the Karnataka results.

For decades, the government ignored expert warnings against blasting, building and digging in the region. Today the town’s very existence is at risk.

Now hosting cheetahs, Kuno National Park had once moved out 24 villages to make way for lions. Decades later, thousands still haven’t got land rights.

The money laundering law was always stringent. Amendments in 2019 have made it even more draconian. Cases have risen astronomically.

How Kashmir’s Half-Widows are Denied Their Basic Property Rights. Thirty winters have passed since Atiqa Begum, 59, last held her husband’s hand. Married at the young age of 19, Atiqa spent the next eight years of her life happily with her husband, who worked as a...

A massive government programme seeks to plant trees to make up for loss of forests and to act as carbon sinks. But many of these plantations simply don’t exist.

How we arrived at the illustrations that accompanied our in-depth and investigative reportage series