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Voter rolls, not just EVMs: How Opposition is coming to a new understanding on BJP’s alleged rigging

INDIA parties are pooling ‘technical expertise’, exchanging information and coordinating behind the scenes on the issue, Scroll has learnt.

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India has agreed to cut tariffs ‘way down’, says Trump

The comment came hours after New Delhi said that it was working to lower tariff and non-tariff barriers with Washington.

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Women’s Day: When the market co-opts the feminist vision

Gender justice is not a consumer choice nor can it be achieved with palatable success stories that erase barriers of caste and religion holding back all women.

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Pakistan: Single women disrupt marriage market dynamics

Marriage is no longer a beneficial option for the country’s highly-educated, independent, career women.

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Listen: How tabla players accompany dhuns

Featuring tracks with Kishan Maharaj, Nizamuddin Khan and Shafaat Ahmed Khan.

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‘There was no mention of our food’: Shahu Patole on why he wrote a book on Marathi Dalit cuisine

Shahu Patole’s 2015 book, ‘Anna He Apoona Brahma’ was translated into English as ‘Dalit Kitchens of Marathwada’ by Bhushan Korgaonkar and published in 2024.

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‘Santosh’ director Sandhya Suri: ‘A film that carries a feeling of care for India’

The police procedural led by Shahana Goswami was premiered at Cannes in 2024 and will be released on March 21 in the United Kingdom.

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