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ThePrint

27 Jan, 18:29

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27 Jan, 17:31

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Davide, who left Cameroon in September 2013 at the age of twenty-five, was interviewed in Madrid in 2018 by David Kestenbaum of National Public Radio. In Kestenbaum’s words: ‘Davide describes the whole thing almost as if he were a kid setting out on an adventure… Unlike a lot of people trying to get from Africa to Europe, he said he wasn’t persecuted back home.

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Poor migrants to Europe have to pose as victims—though they’re heroes back home: Amitav Ghosh
In 'Wild Fictions', Amitav Ghosh writes on subjects that have fascinated him for 25 years—from literature and language to climate change, travel, and discoveries.
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27 Jan, 16:02

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Opinion: 'CPI(M) councillor Kala Raju’s humiliation can’t be seen as an isolated case. The party promotes aggression and violence from the grassroots level, starting with university campuses in Kerala.'

Anand Kochukudy, Kerala-based journalist and columnist, writes
Pinarayi Vijayan’s double-speak on women’s security needs to be called out
CPI(M) councillor Kala Raju’s humiliation can’t be seen as an isolated case. The party promotes aggression and violence from the grassroots level, starting with university campuses in Kerala.
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27 Jan, 13:06

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Indian institutions have realised the potential of social media. They are conducting workshops for content creators on how to become effective science influencers—and get both facts and fusion right.

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Search for an Indian Carl Sagan is on. Science influencers are being trained in labs and likes
Indian institutions have realised the potential of social media. They are conducting workshops for content creators on how to become effective science influencers—and get both facts and fusion right.
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ThePrint

27 Jan, 11:32

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Opinion: 'Pilots had embraced these changes, but concerns among airlines have deepened over increasing operating expenses and interruptions. The issue of working conditions in airlines received plenty of attention, though only after the pilot deaths.'

Karti P Chidambaram, Sivaganga MP & AICC member, writes
Indian pilots are tired, anxious, and underpaid
While expatriate pilots are hired at significantly higher salaries, Indian pilots’ salaries have been stagnant for over a decade, with allowances even being reduced after the Covid-19 pandemic.
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ThePrint

27 Jan, 10:00

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Has India’s Bangladesh policy failed? 75 years of Indian republic in a hostile neighbourhood, but what are we missing?


Watch special edition of ThePrint #WorldView on Republic Day, with Swasti Rao, Mahfuz Anam, The Daily Star editor from Dhaka, & Dr. Qamar Cheema, defence expert from Pakistan
India’s hostile neighbourhood & how it has responded to Bangladesh-Pakistan axis backed by China
#ThePrintWorldView As India marks 75 years as a Republic, this episode of The Print World View with Swasti focuses on India’s strategic position in its complex and volatile neighborhood, particularly Bangladesh. Recent developments suggest closer ties between Dhaka and Islamabad, backed by China’s i...
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27 Jan, 08:33

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27 Jan, 07:04

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The challenges posed by climate change, nature loss and water risks, combined with rising global food demands, necessitate a coordinated approach to data management.

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4 ways to tackle food and water security in the AI Age
The Global Futures Council on Food and Water Security has called for further integration of food and water, plus a data stack framework for governments to support food, water and climate goals.
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ThePrint

27 Jan, 05:33

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The government can easily say this is not practical. This is something the public should arrange themselves. But, due to our special circumstances, I think the government should take steps toward some coordinated program in this direction.

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Will it be India of Buddha, Ashoka, Nehru, or of those who don’t like them: Ramdhari Singh Dinkar
On 20 May 1952, poet and freedom fighter Ramdhari Singh Dinkar delivered his Motion of Thanks on the President’s Address in the Rajya Sabha, speaking about India’s future and the importance of unity.
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26 Jan, 17:33

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Scholars speculate that gatka was established by the sixth Sikh guru, Guru Hargobind, who introduced the kirpan (dagger) for self-defence.

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A martial art tradition from Punjab that was banned by the British
Scholars speculate that gatka was established by the sixth Sikh guru, Guru Hargobind, who introduced the kirpan (dagger) for self-defence.
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26 Jan, 16:04

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26 Jan, 14:32

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'History is history because new things are written in it every day.' In 1952, Ramdhari Singh Dinkar spoke strongly about India’s future after Independence. Watch Zoya Bhatti explain his stance in ThePrint #GreatSpeeches

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26 Jan, 13:02

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A fossil of a 70 million-year-old Pterosaur, the first flying vertebrate in the world, was found with a bite mark on its neck bone, from what scientists say could be a crocodile-sized animal.

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70 million-yr-old fossil of world’s 1st flying vertebrate found with a bite mark, from a crocodile
ScientiFix, our weekly feature, offers you a summary of the top global science stories of the week, with links to their sources.
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26 Jan, 11:35

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26 Jan, 10:05

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26 Jan, 08:32

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What’s Modi-Shah strategy to defeat Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi elections — Shanker Arnimesh explains in ThePrint #PurePolitics

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What’s Modi-Shah strategy to defeat Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi elections
Delhi में बीजेपी तो केजरीवाल को हराने के लिए ज़रूरी है वो केजरीवाल के governance model में कमियाँ दिखाकर बेहतर माँडल पेश करे ,धुवीकरण की राजनीति से बीजेपी दिल्ली में केजरीवाल को नहीं हरा सकती --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ad-lite exper...
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26 Jan, 07:05

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Two orders from the Bombay and Allahabad High Courts over the past week have reignited the debate over the use of loudspeakers at religious sites, with both rulings reaffirming that loudspeaker use is not integral to religious practice, and must adhere to noise pollution regulations.

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26 Jan, 05:34

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Opinion: 'Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu MK Stalin released a report titled ‘Antiquity of Iron: Recent Radiometric Dates from Tamil Nadu’ on 23 January at the Anna Centenary Library, Chennai. In front of an assembly of archaeologists and experts, he declared that the Iron Age began on Tamil soil.'

Disha Ahluwalia, archaeologist and junior research fellow, Indian Council of Historical Research, writes

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Tamil Nadu’s Iron Age report is a turning point in Indian archaeology. It needs more research
Beyond the political theatrics, the report reflects the hard work of archaeologists. It deserves open-minded academic scrutiny.
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ThePrint

25 Jan, 23:58

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On 26 January today, as the 76th Republic Day Parade rolls down the imposing Kartavya Path, we get a glimpse of how the first Republic Day parade looked

Video: INC YouTube | Photos: PIB | Audio: Pixabay

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25 Jan, 17:34

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Patent officers, who did not work from home even during the COVID-19 pandemic due to the sensitive nature of their jobs, have been working from home for over a year now due to a lack of office space even as the seven-storey patent building in Dwarka, Delhi, lies vacant.

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India’s patent officers on WFH for over a year as office lies vacant due to red tape & unpaid bills
New comptroller general patent designs & trademark authorised renovation work without approval from ministry. Statutory clearances cannot be given since 20% of repair work still incomplete.
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