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🦜 "Now, everyone is afraid to speak about the Great Nicobar Project," says ornithologist Asad Rahmani. Once a member of the National Board for Wildlife, Rahmani warns that the project threatens rare species and indigenous tribes. scroll.in/article/108205…

#BREAKING Dec 19 - Law Ministry gets letter from Election Commission asking for poll conduct rules to be amended Dec 20 - Amendment cleared and notified Arvind Gunasekar on how public access to election records was curtailed at lightning speed scroll.in/article/108341…

In 2024, an IIM Mumbai staffer alleged that false data was sent to NIRF. Johanna Deeksha dug into NIRF docs and annual reports of other top 10 institutes, to find that confusion and inconsistencies are widespread. The third in her series on higher ed: scroll.in/article/108340…

This is the third part of the series - we look at the National Institutional Ranking Framework. Do you know when your institution is telling you it is no 1, 2 or 24, you know they are not lying. But are the efforts to get to that rank, sincere? scroll.in/article/108340…

Watch: ‘Pushed’ into Bangladesh at gunpoint, two Assam residents return to narrate their ordeal scroll.in/video/1083639/…

What happens when two religious communities have extremely conflicting beliefs? Jharkhand's highest peak, known as Marang Buru to the Santal Adivasis and Parasnath hill to the Jains is a site of utmost sacred importance to both communities.

A different kind of conflict over sacred geography Jharkhand's highest peak is Marang Buru for the Santal Adivasis, Parasnath hill for the Jains. Both communities are locked in a court battle over it. A nuanced report by nolina minj scroll.in/article/108358…

For working class migrants from Tamil Nadu, Madrasi Camp in Delhi was home away from home. Aryan Mahtta and Kritika Pant spoke to residents -- before and after the bulldozers arrived. youtube.com/watch?v=gpR6xO…

Why do Indian cities flood within hours of rain? Vaishnavi Rathore follows the drains and streams of Delhi to find answers in this deeply researched and reported piece scroll.in/article/108370…

📢 Have you been watching Scroll Adda with shoaib daniyal? Three episodes are out. Catch them up here: youtube.com/watch?v=xzFeL_…

“We don’t want these news channels to think that they can label any poor man from a remote village a terrorist and go scot-free.” Safwat Zargar | صفوت زرگر spoke to Poonch residents who moved court against TV channels that defamed Muslim cleric killed in Pak shelling scroll.in/article/108428…

'Need a civil disobedience movement against EC': TMC MP Mahua Moitra on Bihar voter roll revision in conversation with shoaib daniyal Watch the full video here youtu.be/VkHtYlVzPBI?si… #biharelections #voterrollrevision

“We need a civil disobedience movement against the EC” “This is the new EC...It’s no longer an EC but a branch of the BJP” Mahua Moitra on why she went to court against the Bihar voter roll revision WATCH: scroll.in/video/1084334/…

An elderly woman from Assam's Hojai was pushed into Bangladesh & is desperate to return home. One month on, she's still stuck in Bangladesh. Our story on the fear & aftermath of the "pushback" crackdown youtu.be/Ag1TAH1twtk

‘Please take me to Assam’ - while reporting from Assam, Rokibuz Zaman and raghav kakkar got a distress call from Bangladesh Watch their ground report on how summary deportations have sent people into hiding - even those who have protection from court scroll.in/video/1084254/…

Election Commission's order on the 2003 intensive revision in Bihar — which can answer key questions about the current SIR — is missing. Orders from 2004 show revisions in other states did not demand citizenship proof, were held over 6 months. Scroll.in scroll.in/article/108436…

What was the procedure followed during the 2003 electoral roll revision in Bihar? Did voters have to prove their citizenship? No one can say for sure since the EC's 2003 order is missing. Ayush Tiwari reports scroll.in/article/108436…

Bengali Muslim families torn apart. Several people stranded in Bangladesh. Middlemen offer to push them back into India for ₹35k. Read this story from Rokibuz Zaman scroll.in/article/108446…

Rajya Sabha MP says this family lives 40 km from his home And yet, barring this elderly woman and child, the rest have been pushed into Bangladesh Rokibuz Zaman reports from Delhi, Mumbai, Odisha on spate of police raids targeting Bengali workers scroll.in/article/108446…

So Indians have to inform the local police station whenever they visit any place in India? New rule?