The curative petition being heard in the Supreme Court has implications for well beyond the 1984 gas tragedy. There has been a serious miscarriage of justice but whose responsibility is it to set it right? Who has to bear the burden for the crimes committed by a multinational company?

The curative petition in the Supreme Court has served as a cruel reminder of incomplete redressal of woes of survivors. In the first part of this two-part series, the writer examines the claim that victims got compensation "twice over."

It is difficult not to conclude that there was, indeed, a deep conspiracy to malign the farmers' movement.

The aim of the violence and subsequent 'investigations' is to present the anti-CAA protesters as the perpetrators of communal violence in Delhi, thereby discrediting the movement and scaring ordinary citizens away from similar protests in the future.

A look at partisan role played by the police in identifying and arresting the riot accused, a perception strengthened by its refusal to share more information in the public domain about those it has arrested.

The full facts in what has come to be the most high profile case to emerge from the Delhi violence do the Delhi Police little credit.

One of the most significant aspects of what happened in Delhi was the delay in the deployment of Central forces and the prolonging of the communal violence despite the home minister’s claim that it ended at 11 pm on February 25.

A concerted attempt is being made to present the communal violence in Delhi earlier this year as 'anti-Hindu' riots engineered by a 'Left-Jihadi network'. What's the reality?

The UN – wittingly or unwittingly – has become a victim of a series of con games played by the nuclear weapon powers. On the face of it, the latest attempt of the UN to adopt a so-called Convention on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons appears to be no different.