The BJP’s increasing authoritarianism may be eroding the support it enjoyed in 2014

In politics as in sports, a team that engages in blatant bullying is eventually exposed as one that lacks both good practice and skill.

Meenakshi Ganguly

· Sep 07, 2018 · 06:30 pm

Bihar: Professor assaulted in Motihari for Facebook comment critical of Atal Bihari Vajpayee

The police have reportedly booked 12 people, including the local bureau chief of a Hindi daily.

Scroll Staff

· Aug 18, 2018 · 08:17 am

Anti-defection conundrum: Can voluntary resignation from a party be effected involuntarily?

JD(U) MP Sharad Yadav’s disqualification from the Rajya Sabha raises questions about how much dissent is allowed in our political system.

Shoaib Daniyal

· Dec 12, 2017 · 10:30 am

Hyderabad’s ‘Dharna Chowk’ has become the subject of a heated agitation in the city

The Telangana chief minister is being accused of stifling dissent and fuelling clashes at the agitation spot earlier this week.

GS Radhakrishna

· May 19, 2017 · 06:33 pm

Greenpeace says Indian government has cancelled its registration

The NGO said it was yet another 'clumsy tactic' by the Ministry of Home Affairs to curb free speech.

Scroll Staff

· Nov 06, 2015 · 04:15 pm

Why Greenpeace is first on the Indian government’s chopping block

The NGO has been at the forefront of a global campaign against coal mining and coal is at the heart of the Modi government’s plan to ramp up industrial production.

Sajai Jose, IndiaSpend.com

· May 14, 2015 · 07:30 pm

What happened to the legal action against 'Gas Wars', the book that took on the Ambanis?

The writer of the book, which is still available easily, details the events of the year gone by since legal processes were initiated.

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta

· May 07, 2015 · 08:30 am

Turkey moves closer to becoming a police state

A new security law working its way through Turkey's parliament could radically reduce police impunity.

Cengiz Gunes, The Conversation

· Mar 09, 2015 · 04:30 am