EY Employee's Death: 'We Didn't Know Letter Will Be Made Public,' Says Father
EY Employee's Death: 'We Didn't Know Letter Will Be Made Public,' Says Father
In today's edition, Sonam Wangchuk interview, a family speaks against toxic corporate culture, and the man who wants to be Shivaji.
From Ladakh to Delhi, climate activist Sonam Wangchuk is marching for statehood and autonomy under the 6th Schedule – watch his interview with The Quint. The tragic death of an EY employee has highlighted the devastating impact of a toxic work environment – her father tells Varsha Sriram why they decided to write the letter to EY India in the first place. In South Kashmir, voters express their desire for change – Shakir Mir analyses. Plus, a look at the rising cult figure of Manoj Jarange Patil.
Workplace Woes 🗣️
EY Employee's Death: 'We Didn't Know Letter Will Be Made Public,' Says Father
'What Benefits?': The Reality of e-Shram and Informal Workers Dependent on it
From the Ground 📰
Sonam Wangchuk Interview: 'Wars Won in Ladakh, Now We Don't Have Basic Rights'
South Kashmir Votes Against BJP, But Key INDIA Bloc Party in Trouble
Must Read 🔴
The Man Who Wants to Be Shivaji: How Manoj Jarange Reshaped Maratha Identity
'My Father Lost Rs 90 Lakh to a Scam. A Decade On, We're Still Awaiting Justice'
The Horror Within 🎬
Patriarchy, Greed, and The Real Horrors of 'Tumbbad'
Today’s Q💡
Find out the answer in our fact-check HERE.
Support Us in ‘Uncovering Hate’
We, at The Quint, believe that it is important to document each hate crime, identify the perpetrators and their methods, and raise important questions at every point. Be our strength in this and support our ‘Uncovering Hate’ project.
*Already a member of The Quint? What a star! Your support helps us do what we do better.
Want us to cover a story? Write to us at editor@thequint.com or reply to this email.
(Disclaimer: Parts of this newsletter were generated by AI and published after the content was editorially modified and verified by a human based on their judgement and expertise. The Quint does not publish AI-generated content without direct human involvement and oversight).