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Portrait of Sir Thomas Munro by Martin Archer Shee beside the words “12,498 schools. Counted by the British.” — his minute of 10 March 1826

In 1826 the British Counted 12,498 Schools in Madras

Education / Indian History · Public Investigation

A destitute mother and child on a Calcutta street, The Statesman, 22 August 1943, beside the War Cabinet’s words of 4 August 1943: “a token shipment”

Bengal Was Starving. London Was Told 11 Times

History / Government Records · Public Investigation

Indian soldiers on patrol during the 1962 border war beside the words “Classified for 63 years.” — the Henderson Brooks–Bhagat Report of 1963

India Lost a War in 1962. You Still Can't Read the Report

Defence / Government Records · Public Investigation

8.1 Million Sterilised in 12 Months, 1,774 Death Complaints. India's Own Inquiry Printed It All in 1978. What Happened After 1980?

8.1 Million Sterilised in 12 Months: What Happened After

Politics / Justice / Institutions · Public Investigation

The Boys in the Files: What Washington's Own Reports Say About Bacha Bazi, From Its Afghan Allies to the Taliban

The Boys in the Files: Bacha Bazi in Washington's Reports

human-rights · Public Investigation

Twelve Interfaith Couples Asked for Protection. Here Is What the Court Said

Twelve Interfaith Couples Asked the Court for Protection

court-order / religion-politics · Public Investigation