India

India’s workers, public institutions and democratic rights under scrutiny. Follow reporting on strikes, the cost of living, press freedom and state power alongside regional and international developments.

29 Oct 2026

Modi's Crackdown: Mosques Threatened, Protest Leaders Detained, X Accounts Blocked

Pamphlets V9 news card showing Cyclone Arnab approaching India as 89,000 people evacuate.

27 Oct 2026

India Evacuates 89,000 as Very Severe Cyclone Arnab Bears Down

26 Oct 2026

India Clears $22 Billion Military Buildout Led by Drones and Air Defence

Archival 2018 photograph of power line workers in Tamil Nadu, India, by Sindugab, CC BY-SA 4.0; not Haryana or 2026 events.

20 Oct 2026

Haryana Power Workers Plan Three-Day Strike Against 25-Year Private Licence

19 Oct 2026

India’s Voter-Roll Protests Meet a Cost-of-Living Squeeze

ARCHIVE: Press Club of India, New Delhi, photographed 2017. Sidheeq / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

12 Oct 2026

Press Groups Say India Detained Voter-Roll Reporters

Pamphlets editorial card for the October 2026 Delhi voter-roll demonstrations and police detentions; documentary crowd image, presented as an illustration of the protests.

12 Oct 2026

Delhi Detains Thousands Protesting Election Chief

Pamphlets V7 hero card using a Government of India Ministry of Finance photograph of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman with President Droupadi Murmu on February 1, 2023, licensed under GODL-India.

5 Oct 2026

India Says U.S. Trade Talks Have Hit a Wall

Pamphlets hero card on India’s voter-roll protests, using an archival October 27, 2025 Election Commission of India photograph of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar under GODL-India.

4 Oct 2026

India’s Election Chief Faces a Third Day of Protest

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