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.

A civilization’s greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest citizens, and Delhi has failed its transgender population all this while. The time for change is now, writes Aqsa Shaikh.

Two trans men were allegedly assaulted by a UP cop who wanted to forcibly take his adult son (trans man) from a Gurugram shelter home. Why are rules different for law enforcers? Ashutosh Dixit explains!

The Probe’s Raja Muzaffar Bhat reports on the allegations of corruption in the appointments of the administrative staff at the J&K High Court, Subordinate Courts, State Judicial Academy and Legal Services Authority amongst others.

The Probe accesses an exclusive copy of the internal document of the Irrigation and Flood Control Department of the Jammu and Kashmir government that reveals how Doodh Ganga is being plundered of its mineral reserves

The latest National Crime Records Bureau data on dowry deaths is revealing. The Probe’s Bhaswati Sengupta talks to Ankit Mishra, who has been knocking at various doors in Uttar Pradesh to bring his sister’s murderers to justice. Bhaswati reports that the institutionalisation of dowry, coupled with a sluggish justice delivery mechanism, has made the social evil of dowry a socially accepted practice in India.

“If the choice is between poverty and a septic tank, I will choose the septic tank” - An age-old battle for dignity that India’s sanitation workers are losing.