LPU on the boil: What happened? I R*pe-s*ic*de claims
What began as r*pe and s*ic*de allegations at Lovely Professional University, Punjab, soon turned into violent protests, vandalism, arson and a highway blockade.
Bhavya Khanna is an Indian journalist, anchor and news producer reporting on crime, defence and national affairs. From the frontlines of security and governance to social change and justice, she voices what matters and captures the pulse of India through stories that go beyond the headlines.
What began as r*pe and s*ic*de allegations at Lovely Professional University, Punjab, soon turned into violent protests, vandalism, arson and a highway blockade.
MO brings you Bhavya Khanna's first-person account from Aastha Kunj Park, where a warning she has heard for 24 years took on a different meaning after the alleged assault of a 17-year-old.
Watch what the ground reality looks like at Aastha Kunj Park, New Delhi, days after the reported gangr*pe of a 17-year-old in the national capital.
The iPhone 18 craze is still alive, but the launch-day frenzy appears smaller this year.
After the first Ganpati visarjan, flowers, puja material, plastic and other waste were seen around Mumbai's Gateway of India. But once the celebrations end, where does all this waste actually go?
Take a look behind the curtains in Delhi's Coolie Camp, where sanitation workers and their families live, as the settlement was screened off ahead of the BRICS Summit.
In Punjab's Sangrur, Gulzar Singh confronted the government over his son's drug addiction and the easy availability of drugs in his village. Days later, he died by suicide, allegedly after being threatened.
From Satya Niketan to Mustafabad, Delhi has seen deadly building collapses again and again.
In this episode of Before You Scroll, Bhavya Khanna questions the glaring safety lapses surrounding the alleged assault of a 16-year-old girl inside a moving sleeper bus that travelled 47 km through Delhi-NCR.
Bhavya Khanna breaks down the hydrological link between Nepal and India, the regions at risk, and what authorities are watching closely.
Bhavya Khanna explains what the Marathi language rule entails, why drivers fear fines and licence action, and the government's clarification on the requirement.
The Indian merchant navy captain, Ajay Pant, has been charged with sanctions offences carrying a maximum prison sentence of 10 years over allegations linked to Russian oil.
Bhavya Khanna breaks down the metrics being used to assess ministers, the government's push for more youth-focused digital communication, and how social media performance is now part of the political scorecard.
In this episode of Before You Scroll, Bhavya Khanna breaks down the 5 key findings from the CBI probe into the Twisha Sharma case and what the chargesheet alleges about the events leading up to her death.
Years after calling a ₹500 bribe for a birth certificate "disturbing", IPS trainee Rahul Bansal is now named in a complaint alleging a ₹1 crore payment to settle a cyber fraud case.
In our latest MO Impact story, Bhavya Khanna covers Bengaluru accident survivor Sani Krishna's experience, its lasting impact, and Rapido's clarification.
Here's a look at the environmental and civic fallout after the Kanwar Yatra: bottles filled with urine to plastic waste and 7,000 tonnes of garbage left behind.
MO speaks to accident survivor Sani Krishna about a Rapido bike-taxi crash in Bengaluru that left her with multiple injuries, surgeries and over ₹20 lakh in medical and rehab costs. Our report examines her allegations and Rapido's response.
The fatal Indore car crash that claimed three young lives in January 2026 left Anushka Rathi as the sole survivor.
India has a new long-distance running hero. But who was Gulveer Singh before he made Commonwealth Games history?