On October 9, as the sun gently set over central Delhi, the city fell into an unusually quiet lull. It was the day before the ...

Ashutosh and Saurav addressed the media, along with the CJP legal affairs head Ratna Singh. Abhijeet returned to his village ...

Several journalists were stopped from doing their work and detained in Delhi on October 10. They were dragged by their ...

Early in the morning at Janpath market, on the road that leads to Jantar Mantar, the Delhi Police are hungry. With barbaric ...

Protesters demanded the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation. Delhi’s response felt like an ‘undeclared emergency.’ ...

Delhi Police shut down central Delhi to stop protesters from reaching Jantar Mantar. This is what our reporters saw.

Delhi Police detained our reporters Ashwine, Astha and Anmol, along with intern Anshu, who were covering the October 10 ...

The detentions came as the CJP and the All India Students’ Association (AISA) prepared for a protest at Jantar Mantar ...

On a day when people came out to protest and demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, Delhi ...

In a major development, Delhi Police also wrote to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) asking it to close entry and exit ...

People picked up from the streets. Journalists detained. Reporting phones seized. Delhi’s October 10 protest became a day of ...

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