The Modi government's words and actions regarding claimed benefits of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act do not converge.

This episode of 'Checks and Balance' focuses on an allegation by the Sri Lanka electricity board head, that PM Modi allegedly put pressure on Sri Lanka's President Gotabaya Rajapaksa to give a green signal to an Adani deal.

Head of the WHO's Technical Advisory Group Jonathan Wakefield talks about how it was due to the Indian government’s stiff resistance that the disclosure on excess deaths was stalled for six months.

Rabin Shrestha, CEO of the Lord of the Drinks pub in Nepal, talks about what was really going on in the viral video of the Congress leader.

In seven steps and with seven hard facts, we show that Modi's defence on rising petrol and diesel prices is indeed misleading, biased and replete with half-truths. 

In the aftermath of communal riots in Delhi's Jahangirpuri, AAP and BJP have been outdoing each other to demonise the persecuted communities.

Saahil Murli Menghani speaks to Supreme Court advocate Shadan Farasat to understand the basis on which the buildings of people in violence-hit areas were recently demolished by the authorities.

The channel recently called Haldiram’s Arabic labelling an act of 'betrayal to Hindus.'

In the latest episode of 'Checks and Balance', Saahil Murli Menghani looks at the role of the BJP in providing justice to the forcibly displaced community of Kashmiri Pandits over the past three decades.

The government's claim that it issued advisories well in advance asking students to leave Ukraine do not hold water.

In the first episode of 'Checks and Balance', The Wire presents video evidence of Indians who were in the Ukrainian capital hours after the official announcement was made.

A 8,000 member strong group whose goal is to discuss, coordinate and help manufacture trending right-wing hashtags, its latest 'success' was the targeting of the serial Paatal Lok and Bollywood as 'anti-Hindu'.