The Wire's Sukanya finds how the transgender community faced physical and sexual violence in Indian prisons, and their complaints overlooked by the authorities.

On February 17, a Delhi trial court, while acquitting the journalist in the criminal defamation case brought against her by M.J. Akbar, made some crucial observations.

The Wire explains the significance of Arsenal Consulting’s findings and what they mean for the Elgar Parishad accused.

At Harvard, she started the Led By Foundation, a social enterprise that provides mentorship to young Muslim women.

Rihanna’s tweet did what it intended to: get the world to talk about Indian farmers and their protests.

While many of his supporters call him a hero, Rakesh Tikait has also had a controversial past.

The Centre for Equity Studies recently released the sixth edition of its India Exclusion Report (IXR), for the year 2019-20.

There’s little room for doubt about one thing: 2020 was, undeniably, the year of loss. A loss of time, opportunity, plans, possibilities but above all, of lives.

As these were the first elections following the end of autonomy in J&K, the stakes were high for everyone involved.

For the past few weeks, farmers from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh have been camped at various borders of Delhi, demanding a repeal of the three farm laws.

While a large number of women – farmers, students, ASHA workers and others – are at the protest site, others are back in the villages tending to the farms.

Three major companies recently announced preliminary results from the phase 3 clinical trials for their vaccine candidates: AstraZeneca, Pfizer and Moderna.

A minor Dalit girl was set ablaze months after she was raped in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh.