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This week, host Basant Kumar is joined by Newslaundry’s Nidhi Suresh and Shivangi Saxena.

It's been 10 years of Newslaundry and as part of our celebrations, we've commissioned two artworks of our employees, both past and present, to showcase just how far we've come. The artworks, by Manjul and Anish Daolagupu, are dedicated to our subscribers, who put their trust in us and helped…

From the good old days of Clothesline, Dhobi Ghat and Cleaners to our current line-up of TV Newsance, Sansad Watch and Tippani, we take you on a walk down memory lane, tracing our journey and milestones as Newslaundry completes a decade.

On a sunny afternoon last October, Aishwarya Salgaonkar, president of the Shiv Sena Goa’s womens’ wing, got a phone call from an unknown number.

There are many pointing to “another Hathras” in Bulandshahr, where a 16-year-old was found dead last month in Dharao village, 18 km away from her home in Galimpur.

On December 18, 2021, Ganesh Mote, 21, shot and killed career criminal Yogesh Jagtap. Soon after, Mote uploaded a short video as an Instagram post. It was from the song “Tapka re tapka, ek aur tapka” from the 1997 film, Mahaanta.

Samdish Bhatia, a former ScoopWhoop anchor, has accused the media website’s chief executive officer Sattvik Mishra of sexual assault. According to Bhatia, the incident took place in October last year and he filed a complaint with the company’s internal complaints committee within days of the alleged sexual assault.

Newslaundry completes its 10 years but it wouldn’t have been possible without the help and support of generous subscribers. The ad-free model we carry with pride feels more like a gift than a plan. In turn, we brought you ground realities and took care of your expectations as a news…

It’s been over five years since a case was filed against independent journalist Neha Dixit for criminal defamation and promoting “disharmony, enmity, hatred or ill-will” through a five-part series she wrote for Outlook magazine in 2016.