The Wire Hindi's deputy editor Meenakshi Tewari is joined The Caravan's Hartosh Singh Bal and The Wire Hindi's editor Ashutosh Bhardwaj.

In conversation with Radhika Iyengar, the author of 'Fire on the Ganges', about her research into the Dom community and their daily lives and ambitions.

A systematic effort is on to isolate Muslims at more or less every level of our society. Where does the common Muslim find herself in the world's largest democracy?

A systematic effort is on to isolate Muslims at more or less every level of our society. Where does the common Muslim find herself in the world's largest democracy?

In a detailed conversation, Isabel Huacuja Alonso explains the idea behind an unusual book, rich with details on how this medium has impacted a crucial part of the world.

Hindi poet Ashok Vajpeyi said he was recently asked to avoid reciting poems critical of the government at an event. Writer Ashutosh Bhardwaj noted that organisers of a Nagpur fest removed four names from the guest list after 'warnings'.

In an exhibition purporting to showcase the dynasties of medieval India, organised by the Indian Council of Historical Research last month, no Muslim ruler found mention. Experts have raised questions on the intentions of the Council.

This is a time for reflection, for recognising that regardless of what we can or cannot do in such dire times, the one thing we can do is learn to be empathetic. 

The NGO Assam Public Works now wants a 100% re-verification of the final NRC.

Various Bengali Hindu organisations protested against the final NRC list at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. They said that despite having all valid documents, their names were not included.

Assam's NRC will be published on August 31.

Kannan Gopinathan told The Wire, "I cannot remain silent over this even if this means I have to resign from the IAS in order to speak freely and that is what I have done."

Journalist Ravish Kumar in conversation with The Wire Hindi's Meenakshi Tewari.

Explaining the political equations in Sikkim amidst simultaneous polls in the state.

A primer on Tripura's political climate.

Journalist and author Priyanka Dubey talks about violence against women in India.

In conversation with detained journalist Kishorechandra Wangkhem's wife, Ranjita Elangbum, and her lawyer, Shreeji Bhavsar.

Indian homes have witnessed a 120% increase in domestic workers in the decade post liberalisation. However, unless there is a major story worth the coverage, the hardships they face on a daily basis are rarely ever talked about.