This article has been removed following an ex parte injunction of a court in Telangana, delivered following a petition filed by Bharat Biotech Ltd.

Kappan had been arrested while travelling to Hathras to cover the gang-rape and murder of a 19-year-old Dalit girl and has been in prison for the past year.

Within minutes of their arrival, protesters were detained by the Delhi police and taken to the Mandir Marg Police Station.

Trideep Pais said that the Delhi police's claims do not have any basis, arguing for the former JNU student's bail.

With Justice Indira Banerjee, who came to the apex court in 2018, the entry of Justices Hima Kohli, B.V. Nagarathna and Bela Trivedi will take the number of women judges in the Supreme Court to 4, out of 34.

They are demanding that they be granted refugee status and a chance at resettlement.

As the US forces withdrew from the country, Taliban forces quickly advanced through the country to seize the capital city of Kabul.

Officials of the Little Flower Church say that demolition was illegal and that the manner in which it took place left them with no time to respond through legal measures.

A fictionalised depiction of how the spyware can access vital details of your work and life through your phone.

The Wire spoke to senior journalist Ram Dutt Tripathi and former IPS officer, N.C. Asthana, regarding the incident.

The Wire spoke to Hana Mohsin Khan, Noor Mahvish and Afreen Fatima, who had been featured on the now defunct app.

An investigation conducted by Arsenal Consulting, a Boston-based digital forensics firm, has claimed the evidence for the arrests of the activists in the Bhima Koregaon case was planted on their computers.

In February, when the deal was signed between the Bolsonaro administration and Bharat Biotech, Covaxin did not have any regulatory approval in the country.

The Wire breaks down what the regulations are, and what they could entail for the residents of Lakshadweep.

The Wire breaks down what this project is, what planners and architects have to say about it, and how it is able to continue in the middle of the worst phase of the pandemic.

In conversation with Himadri Ghosh, a journalist based in West Bengal.

For seven consecutive days, Delhi has recorded more than 300 deaths due to the coronavirus.

Plunged into a crisis where the medical infrastructure has fallen far too short, many aren't able to survive.

"We did nothing about medical infrastructure," Dr. Jitendra Padhariya says, recounting the developments in tackling the virus over the last year.