‘No One Will Remember Us’: India’s Hero ‘Rat Hole Miners’ Who Helped Rescue 41 Men from the Himalayan Tunnel
Workers employed in the dangerous profession are among the most vulnerable and marginalized in India, hence the unflattering local moniker.
Water Expert Vishwanath S.: Bengaluru’s Flood Devastation Is the Tyranny of Small Decisions
The waterlogging has not been caused by the heavy rain but by bad planning, he says.
Why Many Varanasi Residents are Unimpressed by the Furore Around the Gyanvapi Mosque
Hundreds of structures were demolished to make way for the Kashi Vishwanath corridor – including shrines that housed shivlings.
Plotting a Hindu Rashtra: Inside the Hate-Filled world of India’s Trads
A three month investigation by Scroll.in of Trad groups on Twitter, Clubhouse, Reddit and Instagram. It isn’t just fascist Italy from which they seek inspiration. They also draw upon the world of the American Alt-Right to give expression to their violent fantasies of subjugating Muslims, Dalits, women and sexual minorities.
‘This Is Hindustan’: How a Hindu Woman Protected Muslim Shopkeepers During Riots in Rajasthan
Madhulika Rajput stood up to angry mobs, refusing to give up Muslims who had taken shelter in a shopping complex.