Videos
Accountability journalism, ground reporting, interviews and public-interest stories from across India.
A video report highlights the accumulation of garbage at student protest sites, featuring interviews with volunteers managing the waste, and urges protesters to avoid littering by carrying garbage bags.
A video shows a journalist and a social activist intervening to free students who were reportedly detained by police officers while returning from a protest at Jantar Mantar.
A protester at Jantar Mantar in Delhi was filmed wearing cricket protective gear, including batting pads and a helmet, to shield himself from potential police lathicharge during a demonstration in July 2024.
During a protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, a self-described veteran IAS aspirant expressed his disillusionment with the administrative system, citing moral pressure on officers to act unconstitutionally.
A protester at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, India, expresses frustration over alleged paper leaks in the UGC-NET exams, criticizing the National Testing Agency (NTA) for repeated issues with the examination process.
A reporter covers the student-led demonstrations at Jantar Mantar in Delhi protesting against the NEET exams. The video highlights various participants, including students demanding government accountability, volunteers providing food, and medical professionals supporting the protest.
A reporter and a student protester at Jantar Mantar in Delhi describe challenges during a student protest, including a lack of organization and chain of command. They emphasize the need for structure and standard operating procedures, while also highlighting the impact of an internet shutdown at the site.
BJP veteran Murli Manohar Joshi expressed concern over police action against students protesting in New Delhi over the examination system, stating that their anxieties are genuine and should not be treated merely as a law-and-order issue.
In a video, Daksh Chaudhary appeals to the government to take strict action against protestors at Jantar Mantar, calling for the deployment of the army, application of the National Security Act, and police encounters.
Punjab and Hisar police have issued advisories warning the public against fake membership links for the satirical 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP) circulating on social media. Cybercriminals are reportedly using these fraudulent links to access users' mobile devices, personal data, and banking details.
According to a report by The Indian Express, Delhi Police have deployed two high-tech surveillance vans equipped with live facial recognition technology at the Jantar Mantar protest site. The vans reportedly provide 360-degree monitoring to identify known criminals in the crowd.
A Kumaon Range police official stated that constable Sher Singh, who appeared in a viral video concerning a student protest, was suspended on July 20, 2026, after being absent without authorization from Pithoragarh district since June 28, 2026.
A video features a screenshot of an April 2014 tweet by Narendra Modi stating he could go back and open a tea stall, paired with footage of a clash between police and protesters.
A video clip features a speaker criticizing the Prime Minister's proposed law for fast-track courts to handle paper leaks. The speaker references the 2024 NEET paper leak case, claiming that the alleged mastermind was granted bail and later cleared of charges by the CBI.
A Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament stated that some students use exam paper leaks as an excuse to explain their lack of competitive success to their parents. He added that the Prime Minister has committed to hiring top lawyers to seek the harshest punishments against 13 arrested individuals.
In a video, Hindu Raksha Dal leader Bhupender Chaudhary, also known as Pinky Chaudhary, calls for a counter-protest at Jantar Mantar on the 26th of the month. He accuses existing protesters at the site of being anti-Sanatan and issues warnings against them.
A man claiming to be with the Delhi Police states he submitted his resignation after being pressured to return from medical leave and participate in actions against protesting students, expressing refusal to use force against them.
Content creator Samdish Bhatia stated that YouTube temporarily removed and then age-restricted his video documenting protests at Jantar Mantar. Bhatia appealed the decision, but YouTube maintained the restriction, citing a specific timestamp for potential self-harm content, which Bhatia disputes.
Justice Surya Kant criticized media reports claiming he refused to hear a plea regarding police action against student protesters, stating that no formal writ petition had been filed. However, court records show he declined to watch video evidence of the alleged police action, citing a lack of time.
YouTuber Samdish Bhatia stated that YouTube removed and later age-restricted his video about Jantar Mantar protests. After Bhatia appealed, YouTube reportedly cited a self-harm policy for the restriction, a claim Bhatia disputed, arguing the flagged segment contains no such content.
A Spot On reporter shares updates from Jantar Mantar in Delhi, reporting on a live concert, a DJ party on the road near a protest site, and a large crowd.
A video shows Sonam Wangchuk ending his 26-day fast from a hospital bed after holding talks with the Centre.
The social media platform X sent a notice to Rana Ayyub informing her that it received a civil lawsuit claiming some of her posts violate India's local laws. Ayyub shared a screenshot of the notification on social media.
A reporter at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi questions the presence of police personnel buses parked near the Janpath metro station entrance. A police officer on site states that the buses are for police force personnel.
A reporter near the Janpath metro station in New Delhi describes protestors forming a human chain to separate Delhi Police and security personnel from the crowd.