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The complete ledger of our open and concluded investigations. We follow the evidence, verify the facts, and document the truth.
The Chalk and the Cash: How West Bengal Sold Its Classrooms — A Complete Investigation into the WBSSC Teacher Recruitment Scam
On April 3, 2025, the Supreme Court cancelled 25,753 teacher jobs in West Bengal, calling the entire recruitment process "vitiated and tainted beyond resolution." This is the complete anatomy of how a government systematically converted its education system into a cash-for-jobs machine — and how 26,000 innocent teachers paid the price for fraud they had nothing to do with. A full investigation into the biggest education scam in Bengal's history.
The Student Revolt That Forced a Minister's Resignation | The Postmortems
Can You Really Earn ₹1 Lakh a Month in India? Part 1: Freelancing to Meesho Reselling | The Postmortems
Rahul Gandhi Kota Speech Full Explainer: NEET Cost, Suicide, Jobs
This is a simple guide to what actually happened at the rally — what Rahul Gandhi said, in his own words, and which of his numbers are backed up by real data versus which are his own political framing. No jargon. Just facts, clearly labelled.
Ram Mandir Donation Scam Explained: Who Was Arrested & What Happened | The Postmortems
The Ram Mandir in Ayodhya is one of the most important religious sites in India. In June 2026, a corruption case broke out around it — over missing cash, missing silver, and land deals. This is a clear, simple guide to what actually happened, based on what has been confirmed by multiple independent news sources, not just one side's claims.
Ketan Agarwal Murder Case: Did His Fiancée Push Him Off Lohagad Fort? | The Postmortems
Ketan Agarwal, 26, died on June 18, 2026 at Lohagad Fort after a 350-foot fall from the Vinchu Kata cliff. Police say it was not an accident. This is the full investigation into what the evidence reveals — and what his death exposes about premeditation, digital trails, and the cost of unconditional trust.
The Saradha Files
How a ₹20,000 Crore Ponzi Empire Consumed the Savings of 1.7 Million People — Who Built It, Who Protected It, and Who Has Never Been Fully Held to Account
The Last Chance That Died
How Britain, Jinnah, Nehru, and Suhrawardy Together Made the Great Calcutta Killings — and Partition — Inevitable. The 80-Year Accounting No One Wanted to Hold.