India Today's Special Investigation Team carried out an undercover investigation across Delhi-NCR and Chandigarh, also covering select hospitals in Punjab and Himachal Pradesh and found deep structural cracks in the implementation of Ayushman Bharat.
Documents reviewed by India Today show that the mining lease explicitly restricts: use of heavy earth-moving machinery, alteration of the Yamuna's flow and movement of dumpers inside the riverbed. Yet, what our cameras captured was industrial-scale extraction — day and night.
The investigation documents how large-scale extraction of sand and gravel is continuing openly in the riverbed, in full public view, despite strict environmental conditions and regulatory safeguards.
An India Today investigation, conducted at the Delhi–Noida border, found several unauthorised, diesel-run passenger buses loading commuters in full public view, despite strict anti-pollution curbs under GRAP-4 being imposed.
An India Today investigation revealed how Pollution Under Control Certificates (PUCC) are being issued in Delhi-NCR without properly checking vehicles, and in some cases, without the vehicles even being physically present.
An India Today sting investigation shows how farm outlets allegedly fudge land records to show bulk sales of fertilisers, unaware of their potential use in crude car bombs.
The investigation reveals how madrasas in Bihar and neighbouring Nepal are accepting money routed through illegal hawala channels — mostly from Gulf countries — and, in many instances, are reportedly involved in teaching content that promotes extremist ideologies.
As planeloads of Indian deportees arrived at Amritsar airport in Punjab, Indian Today's Special Investigation Team travelled to the key immigration hub of Jalandhar to expose a thriving human smuggling racket.
India Today's Special Investigation Team found that there are a hundred ways for illegal migrants to enter the country of their dreams, as the travel agents and immigration consultants in Jalandhar and elsewhere have a loophole for every rule.
A suicide video of Delhi-based bakery owner Puneet Khurana alleging that he was "extremely tortured" by his wife and in-laws and being pressured to give Rs 10 lakh to them has surfaced.
