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India's abortion law reaches urban women. Rural, poor, and Adivasi women reach something else.

Amazon called the no-toilet-breaks pledge a motivational exercise. The NHRC called it otherwise.

The theology says all devotees are equal. The queue system at Tirupati says otherwise.

Mumbai's construction worker earns Rs 15,000 a month. Rent in the outskirts costs Rs 35,000.

28% of India's subsidised grain never reaches its beneficiary. That is Rs 69,108 crore.

Three journalists were killed for covering sand mining in India. The trucks kept moving.

80 to 85% of top JEE rankers are from cities. Not smarter. Better funded.

India banned 344 irrational drugs in 2016. Companies won stays. The drugs kept selling.

The ambulance driver sets the price during the heart attack. There is no regulator.

The missing girls of 1990 are the missing brides of 2020. The connection is arithmetic.

The priest quotes the Bhagavad Gita. Then he quotes his market rate for your grief.

14,474 people in India acquired HIV through blood transfusion. Nobody lost a licence.

India generates 2.2 million tonnes of e-waste. There are 2,808 formal collection centres.

The USDA stopped trusting India's organic certification in 2021. Urban consumers still do.

Christians in India practise polygamy at 2.1%. Muslims at 1.9%. The debate targets only one.

The charity has a website. Smiling photos. Foreign donors. And unaudited dormitories.

The struggling artist myth was invented by people who profit from cheap creative labour.

The Waqf was endowed to serve the poor Muslim. He is still waiting.

No child waits because there are no parents. They wait because nobody completed the file.

RG Kar demanded a central law for doctor safety. It has not been passed.