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Accountability journalism, ground reporting, interviews and public-interest stories from across India.
During an interaction with athletes, Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain recounted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi how she objected to an incorrect map of India that omitted Northeast India at a restaurant in Glasgow.
More than a month after the UGC-NET June 2026 exam, over 10 lakh candidates are still waiting for the answer key and results. The delay is affecting PhD admissions, JRF opportunities, assistant professor eligibility and academic planning.
A video has surfaced online showing a red carpet laid out for the Governor's arrival in flood-hit Assam, where over 100 people have reportedly died. The footage has sparked controversy and criticism over official priorities during the disaster.
In August 2023, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students planned a discussion on Umar Khalid's book, "Fractured Communities: Adivasi Histories and the Politics of Power".
During a speech, Yogi Adityanath claimed that citizens had to fight legal battles to hoist the national flag at home under Congress rule, crediting Prime Minister Narendra Modi for this freedom. The claim prompted social media users to highlight the 2004 Supreme Court ruling involving Naveen Jindal.
Video footage shows a bulldozer demolishing a biryani shop located on the Kanwar route in Bareilly, raising questions regarding the regulations on the route and the use of demolitions by authorities.
A video recorded from inside a vehicle shows a crowd surrounding and hitting the car as it navigates a street in Halisahar, West Bengal. Captions in the video claim the footage shows an attack on Mamata Banerjee's convoy.
Videos of students standing for Gayatri Mantra chants and bowing to Prime Minister Narendra Modi at an IIT convocation ceremony in Delhi have sparked a political row, with opposition parties questioning the role of religious chants at educational events.
Three children fell into a drain they couldn’t even see in Delhi. For a few terrifying seconds, their lives hung in the balance. CCTV footage captures the moment the children disappear into a drain and an auto driver runs towards them. He jumps in to help rescue all three children, with locals joining the effort.
A resident reports that a main drinking water pipeline running from Houchpuri village to Machhaisa village is submerged under muddy, stagnant surface water. The contaminated water allegedly leaks into the pipeline, from where it is pumped into chambers and distributed to the village for drinking.
According to sources, an Air India pilot may have failed a dope test following a turbulence incident. Air India has stated that the test reports have not been shared with the airline.
An undated video of Mojtaba Khamenei has been released by Tehran amid reports regarding critical health, showing him conversing with a group of men.
A video shows actor Piyush Mishra singing his song 'Aarambh Hai Prachand' amidst a crowd. On-screen text indicates that the actor was expressing support for a students' protest in Jharkhand.
Police in Bengaluru have arrested four individuals after a gig worker was assaulted. Captions in the video indicate the gig worker was targeted for speaking in Kannada and stating they did not understand Hindi.
A report highlights a 500 percent increase in cases under India's Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), primarily targeting opposition politicians, journalists, and critics.
In an interview, Khalid Saifi shares his experiences in jail, stating that inmates involved in the Delhi riots, both Hindu and Muslim, shared meals and showed mutual respect for each other's religious practices, with no extreme fanaticism or communalism present.
The video highlights critical viewpoints surrounding India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023, pointing to government exemptions from data privacy requirements and alleging a pattern of actions aimed at suppressing political opposition.
Canadian New Democratic Party MPs Jenny Kwan and Heather McPherson have written to federal ministers seeking to deny entry to Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat and calling for a ban on the organization, citing allegations of hate speech and foreign interference.
Students in Jharkhand held protests and chanted slogans to demonstrate against an alleged exam paper leak, demanding accountability in recruitment examinations.
A report by Dainik Bhaskar alleges a loss of ₹1.34 crore in a scrap auction by a Madhya Pradesh government press. While official records documented 6.82 tonnes of sold scrap, an investigation reportedly revealed the actual weight was 29.7 tonnes.
A woman’s skeletal remains were found inside her Bengaluru home by police nearly a year after she is believed to have died. The woman, who was living alone, reportedly went unnoticed for months before her remains were discovered.
A Spot On video discusses whether government measures, surveillance tools, and agencies—such as the PMLA, the Personal Data Protection legislation, Pegasus, the Income Tax Act, and the ED—will affect common citizens after being used against political opposition.
According to a report from Spot News, the state of Maharashtra has banned books and magazines glorifying terror outfits.
After heavy rain, a road in Karmyogi Colony suddenly caved in, leaving behind a massive sinkhole. And instead of just looking at the pothole, Samajwadi Party leader Nitin Kohli decided to take the inspection inside it — climbing down with a ladder to “measure” the government’s development.
Food safety inspectors conducted a raid on five-star hotel kitchens in Bengaluru, uncovering expired milk and rotten onions. The video from Spot News shows officials inspecting onions in a commercial kitchen.