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India’s richest men get protection against uncomfortable questions
Naresh Fernandes
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Forged souls, broken lives: China’s ‘soul-casting’ project in Xinjiang
James Leibold
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30 African refugees arrested by Delhi Police in past week, sent to detention centre
Rokibuz Zaman
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Crossword Book Awards 2025: Longlists of ten books in five categories announced
Scroll Staff
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Badruddin Umar (1931-2025): Bangladesh’s unread revolutionary
Ankush Pal
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Harsh Mander: Corrosive rhetoric against Bengali-speaking Muslims is tearing Assam apart
Harsh Mander
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How Salim used a painting of his grandfather and an astrolabe to forge a new royal identity
Kamayani Sharma
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Dynastic control? Need of the hour? What is Arvind Kejriwal’s wife Sunita Kejriwal’s role in AAP?
Sayantan Ghosh
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‘On the Brink of Belief’: An anthology featuring queer writers seeks liberation from cultural purity
Diya Sengupta
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All us know of Anne Frank, but who was she, really?
Jan Lanicek, The Conversation
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Satellites can bridge India’s internet divide, but security and geo-political risks loom large
Jyoti Panday Saumya Jain
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‘Disrupted City’: Reading a Lahore of the imagination, flesh and blood, a city exiled from itself
Rohit Chopra
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Painting and dancing between worlds: Mesma Belsare’s art of transformation
Vikram Zutshi
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In ‘Election Diaries 2024’, the intricate footwork involved in the dance of democracy
Nandini Ramnath
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‘To make them undeniable’: Why Mehak Jamal wrote stories of romantic love set in Kashmir
Attaul Munim Zahid
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From the travel memoir: The violence-scarred landscape along the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir
Danesh Rana
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As Mizoram collects biometric data of Myanmar refugees, experts flag risks
Rokibuz Zaman
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Sid Sriram on achieving success on his own terms: ‘Mind completely clear, fully locked in’
Devarsi Ghosh
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From colonial Lahore, a flashback to when Urdu, Persian and Sanskrit were taught side-by-side
Vipin Krishna
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Why Kashmir is worried about the sidelining of Urdu
Safwat Zargar