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ThePrintPod: In a first, PM Modi to preside over CAPF officers’ conference; ‘internal security & collab on agenda’ 17.04.2026 3:23
Intelligence Bureau has been tasked with overseeing preparation of agenda for conference, proposed weeks after new law on deputation of IPS officers was cleared.
ThePrintPod: Soldier’s consent ‘impossible’, Delhi HC backs wife’s IVF plea. What it said on reproductive autonomy 16.04.2026 6:22
Court was hearing plea of woman whose husband, an army officer, is in a vegetative state following an accident. She pled for extraction & cryopreservation of his genetic material.
ThePrintPod: After US & China, Russia praises Pakistan’s ‘effective’ role as peace broker in West Asia war 16.04.2026 4:57
Russian Embassy in Pakistan posts article by retd Russian ambassador extraordinary calling Islamabad an 'effective player in resolving external problems not directly related to its interests'.----more----https://theprint.in/world/after-us-china-russia-praises-pakistans-effective-role-as-peace-broker-in-west-asia-war/2906138/
Counting on Law: India’s non-profits are in a regulatory hell: The 2026 FCRA amendment will make it worse 16.04.2026 10:09
Concerns around law and order or anxieties over religious conversion must be weighed against the developmental reality that the State cannot, on its own, meet the scale of India’s needs - Explains Bhargavi Zaveri-Shah in this week's column for #ThePrint----more----Read full article here: https://theprint.in/opinion/indias-non-profits-are-in-a-regulatory-hell-state-surveillance-to-confiscation-of-a...
Opinion: Mohenjo-daro city is not older than Egyptian cities. Here’s what the recent dig really shows 16.04.2026 11:39
Recent evidence from Mohenjo Daro does not suggest that urbanisation at the site is dated to 3300 BCE. Rather, it indicates that the site is rooted in a much earlier, pre-urban phase. Some media outlets also claimed that the city of Mohenjo-daro is the earliest in the world—older than the Egyptian cities—which is a misleading, wrong claim. Watch this week's column for ThePrint by Archaeologist Dis...
ThePrintPod: MMRDA targets Nov completion for behind schedule & overbudget Ambedkar memorial at Mumbai’s Indu Mill 15.04.2026 5:30
In February, MMRDA earmarked Rs 400 crore for Ambedkar memorial at Indu Mill in Mumbai’s Dadar. Part of the project is a 350-feet tall bronze statue of Dr Ambedkar.
CutTheClutter: #CutTheClutter from Siliguri Corridor on its strategic importance & how India is securing it 14.04.2026 23:07
This special edition of #CutTheClutter from Siliguri corridor details the strategic importance of the narrow strip of land in West Bengal, and how it’s a vital link connecting the Northeast to rest of India. ThePrint Editor-In-Chief Shekhar Gupta also explains why Siliguri Corridor has dominated West Bengal election campaign, & what India is doing to secure it.
ThePrintPod: SIR curse? In UP, BJP-held constituencies face highest voter deletions, Yogi’s Gorakhpur an exception 14.04.2026 6:36
In Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak’s Lucknow Cantt, deletion over 34%. Among top 15 seats with deletion rates exceeding 25 percent, 13 are represented by BJP and two by SP.
ThePrintPod: Tax is now India vs Pakistan. Here’s where both sides get it wrong 14.04.2026 9:35
No matter what some Pakistani experts might say, India's gap is not the same as Pakistan's disconnect when it comes to the tax base. Start with the latest official numbers.
US puts naval blockade on Hormuz after failed Islamabad talks: What's next 14.04.2026 13:35
What is the status of the current war in the Gulf? On one plane, the war persists with unabated brutality; on another, it appears momentarily paused under a fragile ceasefire. At yet another level it is about keeping energy supplies to the world open, anxiously tracking the prices of Brent Crude and Natural Gas amid deteriorating investor confidence as US puts blockade on Hormuz for Iranian Ships....
ThePrintPod: The Chester Hills ‘benami’ land row & how it’s exposed a rift in Himachal Pradesh bureaucracy 14.04.2026 7:00
It started with a police complaint alleging violations of Section 118—which restricts transfer of agricultural land to non-agriculturists—of the HP Tenancy and Land Reforms Act.
ThePrintPod: India needs nuclear to meet its energy ambitions. Thorium is the answer 14.04.2026 10:38
An important scientific achievement for India in the past week was the ‘going critical’ of India’s indigenously designed nuclear reactor in Kalpakkam.
ThePrintPod: Two weeks after Amit Shah’s deadline, ‘last active Telugu Maoist cadre in Bastar’ killed in encounter 13.04.2026 2:30
Rupi is the 28th Maoist cadre to have been killed in an encounter in Bastar. Just this year, nearly 400 Maoist cadres have surrendered in the region.
ThePrintPod: Information warfare, space & cyber expert Lt Gen Susan Coyle is Australia’s first woman army chief 13.04.2026 2:30
Coyle will take over from Gen Simon Stuart following his retirement. Australian navy chief Mark Hammond, a submariner, will now head nation’s Defence Force.
Opinion: Can an outsider ever truly belong in Goa? New book grapples with this question 11.04.2026 8:42
Is there a version of belonging to Goa that is not predicated on consumption and extraction? 'Appetite'- a new anthology of 36 stories, poems, essays—and even a graphic piece—is interested in capturing what happens to a place when everyone’s busy wanting it. Published by Penguin Random House earlier this year and edited by Shivranjana Rathore and Tino de Sa, the collection brings together original...
NationalInterest: The world’s in a flux. India must reform, consolidate & build a strong economy 11.04.2026 10:51
The world is distracted with multiple wars, shifting and fraying alliances and the return of hard power is only a greater reason for India to refocus within. It’s another crisis not to be wasted. We now live in a world order that will keep shifting. India must use this window. This also means we remain disciplined enough not to be knee-jerked into reacting to what Pakistan sees as its moment in th...
ThePrintAM: What has BJP promised in its West Bengal manifesto? 11.04.2026 5:59
https://theprint.in/elections/ucc-in-6-months-free-bus-rides-rs-3000-aid-for-women-amit-shah-unveils-bjp-bengal-manifesto/2901612/
CutTheCLutter: Tracing the highs & lows of Pakistan-America transactional alliance as Islamabad hosts US-Iran talks 10.04.2026 20:49
As Islamabad hosts Iran-US ceasefire talks, #CutTheClutter looks at the bumpy & transactional alliance between Pakistan and America over the years, from 1950s to now. ThePrint Editor-In-Chief Shekhar Gupta also explains how & why Pakistan manages to take centre stage despite setbacks.
SharpEdge: Trump’s fanboys in BJP are now proved wrong. Lesson here is to never personalise diplomacy 10.04.2026 12:46
SharpEdge: Trump’s fanboys in BJP are now proved wrong. Lesson here is to never personalise diplomacy
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