Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

Multiple reports highlight alarming loss of wages and work hours due to extreme heat.

Six West Bengal natives, including two women and three minors, were deported to Bangladesh within a week of being picked up in Delhi as suspected migrants. Court records later revealed multiple flaws in the process, including a failure to verify their citizenship claims. Their next battle: proving they are Indian.

It has also reignited debates around the role of the liberal media when the accused is one of their own.

Education and skills don't match available jobs. The economy isn't creating good-quality employment for an expanding and increasingly educated workforce.

Can the Modi regime survive a wave of mockery that has moved from meme pages to protest sites, political rallies and even parliament?

Indian laws never specified any single document as proof of citizenship, but the Modi government's citizenship screening drive has turned it into a big question.

From church vandalism to grave desecration, assaults against Christian minorities are increasing in the large state of West Bengal since the BJP, an RSS offshoot, came to power in May.

Tribal people in South Asia prefer being called adivasi or original inhabitants, but nationalist forces in India and Bangladesh oppose it for different reasons.

A recent investigative report strengthens opposition charges that the Modi government is using Kumar to manipulate elections in favor of the BJP.

Indiscriminate arrests, detentions, police brutality, and blockades have not been able to demoralize protesters seeking the removal of the chief election commissioner.