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Jul 3, 2026

The River That Disappeared

Tracing a decade of small, legal decisions that killed a small river. A fictional demo story showcasing the immersive scrollytelling template.

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Jul 3, 2026

Voices From the Ward: Six Nights on an Understaffed Shift

An audio-led account of what a chronic nursing shortage sounds like from inside a district hospital. A fictional demo story showcasing audio formats.

Man with bicycle on election day, West Bengal
Jul 3, 2026

The Vanishing Commons: A Gallery of What Twelve Villages Lost

A photo essay pairing old revenue maps with the fenced, paved ground they describe today. A fictional demo story showcasing gallery formats.

Jharkhand district hospital ward
Jun 27, 2026

In frames: Jharkhand's health crisis, Covid orphans and the broken rural belt

A photo essay from Jharkhand — district hospitals, village health camps, community workers, and the long aftermath of Covid-19. All photographs by Abhishek Angad.

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Jun 27, 2026

A 42-year-old dies, a Jharkhand CHC gets a showcause for "inadequacies"

The death of a 42-year-old patient at a Community Health Centre prompts a showcause notice — and a wider look at primary care.

A mountain stream descending through the Himalayan foothills
Jun 27, 2026

As the health department grapples with a staff crunch, CM Soren says "committed" to a health circuit

The Chief Minister announces a state-wide health circuit even as the department continues to run on a deep staffing shortfall.

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Jun 27, 2026

Kala azar death in Jharkhand; state says cause is comorbidities

A death reignites questions about the persistence of kala azar in Jharkhand and what counts as a kala azar death.

A crowd gathered in a city square at dusk
Jun 27, 2026

A leaky oxygen supply system brings fear and anxiety to a Hazaribagh hospital

The pipes at a key district hospital have been leaking for months — and the staff have learned to ration what little oxygen reaches the wards.

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Jun 27, 2026

In a Jharkhand district with high caseload, the rural belt battles broken infrastructure

In one of the worst-hit districts, oxygen, beds and trained staff are still scarce — and the road to the nearest hospital is the first hurdle.

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Jun 27, 2026

After Odisha and Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand says cut the private vaccine share

States ask the Centre to redirect more of the 25% private quota to public channels.

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Jun 27, 2026

Centre says Jharkhand is top in vaccine wastage; state says the data is wrong

A public dispute between the Union and the state over Covid-19 vaccine wastage numbers — and what each measurement actually means.

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Jun 27, 2026

Jharkhand door-to-door survey: April–May deaths up 43% from two years ago

A state-led mortality survey points to a much larger Covid death toll than the official tally suggests.

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Jun 27, 2026

Mother was in pain, tried to help, was late: children battle grief, loneliness

Across Jharkhand, children orphaned by Covid carry on quietly — the state still working out how to support them.

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Jun 27, 2026

Jharkhand draws up a manual to plan for a third-wave risk to children

The state lays out a paediatric Covid preparedness plan even as questions remain over hospital beds, oxygen and trained staff.

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Jun 25, 2026podcasts(video)

Himalayan Springs Run Dry as Snowlines Retreat

In three districts, communities walk farther each year for water that used to be at their doorstep.

Man with bicycle on election day, West Bengal
Apr 27, 2026

The West Bengal SIR: 'logical discrepancy, trust deficit'—and the deleted 27 lakh electors

The ECI's Special Intensive Revision process deleted 27 lakh names from West Bengal's electoral roll. From a village in Hooghly district, the story of what "logical discrepancy" means for those waiting to vote.