Daily Brief: How ‘clerical error’ in form led to suspension of three Muslim teachers over ‘religious conversion’, and more

How ‘clerical error’ in form led to suspension of three Muslim teachers over ‘religious conversion’

When a former student eloped with a Muslim man, a Hindutva organisation accused teachers of instigating her. The Rajasthan education department sus...

‘Jail is rule’: Why did a recent Supreme Court order break the liberal trend in UAPA bail cases?

On February 7, the court took an extremely restrictive view of bail in UAPA cases. What does this mean for UAPA undertrials?

NBDSA asks News18 India, Times Now Navbharat, Aaj Tak to remove videos targeting Muslims

The news regulatory body also imposed fines on News 18 and Times Now for its shows connecting murder of Shraddha Walker to ‘love jihad’.

Why German and Austrian civilians were once sent from Thailand to India to be imprisoned

Once Siam entered World War I, the British did not trust it to detain citizens of enemy countries. So it arranged for them to be interned in India.

Suresh Chandvankar (1952-2024): An archivist devoted to preserving India’s recorded sounds

A tribute to the moving spirit behind the Society of Indian Record Collectors who died on January 3.

Before Babur reached Hindustan: A new book details his navigation of intricacies and adversities

An excerpt from ‘Babur: The Chessboard King,’ by Aabhas Maldahiyar.

‘Laapataa Ladies’ review: A beguiling comedy about accidental empowerment

In Kiran Rao’s movie, brides are swapped, leading to genial mayhem.

WPL 2024: Kiran Navgire, UP Warriorz’s finisher, shines brightly at the top of the order

Navgire is the only Indian batter, men or women, to score over 150 runs in a Twenty20 innings.

State of the Republic: In conversation with Ramachandra Guha at Scroll’s 10 anniversary event

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