Refugees living in a camp at New Delhi’s Madanpur Khader area said a makeshift mosque at their camp was also demolished.

People from marginalized groups -- instead of viral influencers --- often hold more sway across their community, experts note.

Women suffer when patriarchy prevails -- "but the worst... is often reserved for Muslim women."

Some experts argue that enumerating caste has the “potential to be the beginning of the end of caste."

The subversion of reality and twisting of facts on a mass scale make it difficult for citizens to agree on what the truth is.

The right to be forgotten, inextricably linked to privacy, is relevant in a digital age where our lives can be indefinitely preserved and surveilled.

13 million fewer women will stay employed in 2021 compared to 2019, while men’s employment recovers to 2019 levels, the report notes.

"Anger is a very strong, short-term emotion that motivates people into action" with negative implications in the long term, researchers say.

Erendro Leichombam was detained on May 13 under the stringent national security law, with officials saying his remarks caused "social unrest."

The cyber-surveillance weapon Pegasus may have been used by leaders globally to spy on pro-democracy activists, journalists, and critics.

A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

The movie is better but flawed, sexist but still progressive -- showing a story before and of its time.

"What we need is uniformity in rights and not a Uniform Civil Code."

This week in The Buzz Cut, we explore a people's history of Black Twitter and the fall of Disney's "Hercules."

The demolition drive began in Faridabad this week -- rendering more than one lakh people homeless without government rehabilitation.

Coercive measures like Uttar Pradesh's two-child policy overlook women’s rights and become performative at best.

“Recruiting and retaining women in all specialties and sub-specialties should be prioritized,” researchers said.

"There appears to be a general effort to restrict access to Parliament and its precincts to only a handful of journalists," they wrote in a letter.