Instead of increasing punishments for pharma companies, they are reducing them, and there will be long-term public health consequences if pharmaceutical companies do not have the right incentives under the law to produce the highest quality medicine, says Prashant Reddy, advocate and author of “The Truth Pill.”

In 2021, 1.55 lakh lives were lost in road crashes in India. That amounts to an average of 426 accidents every day. This is a record, unprecedented in scale, unpardonable in an era when sound road and vehicular design, stringent law enforcement and technology could smartly arrest the dangerous slide.

With crores of people still unable to access the government’s ration scheme, activists say the government must immediately conduct the census and widen the net for its coverage under the National Food Security Act.

One of the world’s ‘hottest’ biodiversity hotspots, the Western Ghats, is in dire straits yet again. Rasheed Kappan explains why the threat is massive this time around.

District Development Council (DDC), Chairman, Budgam, hails The Probe's efforts in highlighting illegal riverbed mining in Doodh Ganga.

RTI revisions and reforms seem to be the need of the hour. The sixteen-year-old RTI act is bogged by several bottlenecks and calls for immediate intervention.

A Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM) allegedly beat up a Scheduled Tribe lecturer in Bandipora in Jammu and Kashmir. The victim had to knock on the doors of the judiciary for justice as the police failed to register an FIR. Now, the local court has directed the police to register an FIR against the SDM, but this is not the story of one man.

As the law enforcement agencies carry out a nationwide crackdown against the Popular Front of India, The Probe’s Rajeev Bhattacharyya explains how PFI spread its tentacles in Assam.

To accelerate the pace of the suburban rail project which Bengalureans have been awaiting for close to four decades, the state Chief Minister and Chief Secretary should take charge and stick to the 40-month deadline fixed by the Prime Minister, writes Rasheed Kappan

“We were locked in the room as we watched her burn,” recalls the victim’s daughters in this shocking story of female foeticide and gruesome murder. The dark tales of India's aborted daughters and missing females should be a wake-up call to our government, writes Muhammad Tahir.