Stories

The expansion of Jewar airport in Uttar Pradesh sparks discontent among farmers. Explore the heartrending tales of Ranhera village, where broken promises and inadequate compensation fuel a fervent call for justice. A poignant reminder of the human cost behind progress.

For 38 years, Karnataka has not voted an incumbent government to power. The Congress win undoubtedly gives a morale boost to the party ahead of the much-awaited 2024 general elections. But what does this win mean for the Congress party, and what does the loss mean to the BJP? Read on!

Despite the decriminalisation of homosexuality and the landmark NALSA verdict, conversion therapies are still widely carried out on members of the LGBTQIA+ community. We speak to victims who narrate shocking stories of this most dehumanising and abominable practice.

South Asia’s largest prison - Tihar Jail - has about 20,500 inmates, while the sanctioned strength to accommodate prisoners is just about 10,500. Overcrowded cells, collusion between inmates and corrupt officials and an indifferent administration have turned the jail into a hotbed of crime. Experts say an emphasis on judicial reforms might be the way forward to make Tihar a more habitable facility for prisoners.

Delhi's rich history is filled with architectural wonders, but behind their grandeur lies a silent struggle. Neglect, encroachment, and conflicting narratives threaten these heritage sites. As modernity advances, the battle for conservation intensifies, leaving a crucial question unanswered: Who will preserve our cultural legacies?

In the quiet village of Barsu, Maharashtra, a relentless battle rages on as determined farmers unite to fight against a proposed petrochemical refinery project. However, this protest is more than just a plea to protect their land and livelihoods; it has unveiled a web of deceit, betrayal, and alleged government scandals.

The Maharashtra police recently said that thousands of girls have gone missing from the state between January and March this year. Law enforcement agencies' lack of proactive measures has amplified the distressing situation of missing girls in Maharashtra. Naziya Perveen reports for The Probe.

In this report, we speak to multiple Project Directors of Garima Grehs who confirm that the government has stopped the promised funding and the trans shelter homes are on the verge of collapse.

As India embarks on a new era of educational reform with the implementation of the New Education Policy, there is a mixture of anticipation and scepticism surrounding its prospects and potential pitfalls. Naziya Perveen writes for The Probe

In the higher education sector in India, a silent tragedy unfolds as caste discrimination takes a devastating toll on students' lives. Within the hallowed halls of universities and colleges, where knowledge and opportunity should flourish, the oppressive grip of discrimination stifles the aspirations of marginalised students.