Daily Brief: Why Shaheen Bagh is unlikely to see a protest against CAA this time, and more

Why Shaheen Bagh is unlikely to see a protest against CAA this time

A crackdown by authorities and scars of the agitation four years ago have left the residents indifferent to the implementation of the Citizenship A...

What impact will the CAA rules have on West Bengal politics?

The India Fix: A newsletter on Indian politics from Scroll.in.

Electoral bonds: SBI affidavit skips mention of unique code to match donations with parties

Between April 2019 and February 15, a total of 22,217 electoral bonds were purchased and 22,030 were redeemed, the State Bank of India told the Sup...

A decade under Modi: Aggressive foreign policy yields mixed returns

A quick look at how the Modi government fared on steering India through border tensions, tensions with neighbours and ties with geo-political blocs.

How an abandoned Bengal tiger cub in Pakistan found a new home in South Africa

With no connections in India and Bangladesh, Pakistani and South African non-profits nursed four-month-old ‘Baboo’ back to health and rehabilitated him.

How X, formerly Twitter, has mediated conversations between politicians and mainstream media

An excerpt from ‘The Online Effect: Decoding X to Predict Election Outcomes’, by Sanjeev Singh.

Research veteran N Bhaskara Rao’s book lists ways in which research units can still be independent

An excerpt from ‘The Emperor’s Mirror: The State of Independent Research in India.’

Lessons unlearnt: Drama around the women’s wrestling trials shows sport is yet to clean up its act

Indian wrestling has ensured that the drama off the mat overshadows the drama on it.

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