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21 Dec, 17:32

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There’s a realisation that if this goes on—if mandir-masjid issues from place to place become a rash—then it’ll be impossible for their own government to maintain peace and order. It will give them a bad name and ultimately make them unpopular.

ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta writes in this week's #NationalInterest

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Bhagwat blows the whistle on mandir-masjid frenzy. Asks if a crow can sit atop a temple & become an eagle
When RSS sarsanghchalak is calling a halt to rash of ‘masjids built over mandirs’ claims, it could stem from realisation that it’ll be impossible for BJP govt to maintain order if issue goes out of control.
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21 Dec, 16:02

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Over the last few years, India’s interest in space has hit an all-time high, due to high-profile missions like Chandrayaan, Aditya-L1, Mangalyaan, and the upcoming Gaganyaan human spaceflight programme. And people want a piece of the action, even if it’s in the form of a decorative model or a faux spacesuit badge with the ISRO logo.

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Late to launch, ISRO merch is now in orbit — magnets to Chandrayaan models
ISRO’s merch mission is finally flying high, offering everything from ‘Vikram Lander’ keychains to Chandrayaan scale models and Gaganyaan ‘spacesuits’. There are even Channapatna-style rocket kits.
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21 Dec, 14:32

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21 Dec, 13:02

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'The biggest argument for simultaneous elections is that it would cut the costs of holding elections. But it could also backfire' — what global media is saying

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Global media goes ‘inside’ the RSS & ‘decodes’ one nation one election
International media also reports on how an entire Maharashtra village went from 'rags to riches' and is now creating its own jobs to sustain development.
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21 Dec, 11:32

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21 Dec, 10:03

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Opinion: 'Donald Trump has once again emphasised that reciprocity will be the cornerstone of his administration’s trade policy—a sentiment his commerce secretary pick Howard Lutnick recently echoed. The United States’ ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti, also reiterated that India has the “highest tariffs” among major economies.'

Swasti Rao, geopolitics analyst and author, writes

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Reciprocity will define Trump 2.0 – trade ties with India will be purely transactional
From the perspective of India, bilateral ties with the US will be transactional – New Delhi will concede more benefits to Washington, with a likely shrunk space for strategic autonomy and multi-alignment.
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21 Dec, 08:32

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Highlighting progress towards goal of a 'Naxal-free India', Amit Shah said that, for the first time in four decades, casualties among civilians and security forces have fallen below 100 annually

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Over 200 ‘Maoists’ eliminated since 2021 on path to ‘Naxal-free India’, top commanders prove elusive
The aggressive action by the security forces appears to be in line with Home Minister Amit Shah’s declaration that Naxalism will be completely eliminated by 2026.
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21 Dec, 07:01

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India’s external debt, especially borrowings by companies, is suffering from 2 issues that is making servicing these loans more expensive than before.

Economist Radhika Pandey & Economy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan discuss in ThePrint #MacroSutra

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Why India’s external debt situation needs attention
India’s external debt, especially borrowings by companies, is suffering from two issues that is making servicing these loans much more expensive than before. Economist Radhika Pandey and Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan discuss in ThePrint #MacroSutra. ---------------------------------------------...
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21 Dec, 05:32

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From uncrewed space labs to lithium-ion alternatives, Indian startups in science and tech made significant strides in 2024. Through eco-friendly building materials, tissue engineering, or interventions to reduce food waste, these startups are contributing toward a greener, cleaner, and healthier planet.

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Tissue engineering, satellites—science & tech startups to watch out for in 2025
Through eco-friendly building materials, lithium-ion alternatives, or solutions to reduce food waste, these startups contribute to a greener, cleaner, & healthier planet.
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20 Dec, 17:33

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The OTT language has ensured virality and audience engagement but has got Hindi purists and government in a tizzy. Small towns are a sexy discovery for OTT. They bring local language and a cocktail of hyperlocal idioms, words, dialects and of course a volley of slurs.

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OTT tongue exposed Indians to small Hindustans. Language purity taking backseat
Small towns are a sexy discovery for OTT. They bring local language and a cocktail of hyperlocal idioms, words, dialects and of course a volley of slurs.
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20 Dec, 16:02

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Opinion: 'Many Christmas traditions blend Christian customs, secular themes, and pre-Christian practices rooted in ancient festivals. For instance, the use of evergreen trees draws from winter solstice celebrations, where greenery symbolized life and resilience during the year’s darkest days. As Christianity spread, midwinter festivals were integrated into Christmas:'

Amana Begam, columnist, writes

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Christmas isn’t Trump’s battlefield of politics. It’s an answer to religious divisions
As a minority both in India and England, I find the evolution of Christmas into a truly inclusive celebration both heartening and thought-provoking.
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20 Dec, 14:31

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Opinion: 'A weak government in Dhaka, subservient to radical groups, Islamic fundamentalists, and forces inimical to India’s strategic and security interests, is a major challenge for India in the Indian Ocean Region and for stakeholders in the emerging Indo-Pacific region'

Seshadri Chari, former editor of Organiser, writes

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India must find a way to drive Bangladesh toward ballot. Radicals taking it to pre-1971 days
For India, it is important that Bangladesh maintains strategic autonomy and upholds its secular-democratic credentials. The best way to achieve this is by ensuring a democratically elected government in Dhaka.
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20 Dec, 13:02

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Lower debt from multilateral creditors and traditional Paris Club creditors has been offset by increased access to funding through private creditors or international capital markets, and non-Paris Club creditors.

Economist Radhika Pandey & Utsav Saksena, research fellow, NIPFP, write
Debt stock of low- & middle-income nations is troubling. Their debt servicing costs are soaring, too
Economic activity has rebounded in LMICs post pandemic, but the debt accumulated in that period has continued to grow, driven by both short & long-term debt.
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20 Dec, 12:37

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A big thank you to Additional CP, Special Cell, Pramod Kushwaha, for taking the time to share his knowledge on role of media in reporting crimes and different aspects of the criminal justice system with the students of #ThePrintSchoolOfJournalism. We hope to welcome him back again.
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20 Dec, 11:33

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20 Dec, 10:01

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20 Dec, 08:31

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'Since the communal disturbances last month, Sambhal and its temple trouble have remained in the news. Still, the non-stop coverage of the Hanuman temple and the three idols is exceptional.'

Shailaja Bajpai writes

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New temples, old Hindu-Muslim script. Sambhal is Hindi TV’s latest prime-time theatre
Since the communal disturbances last month, Sambhal and its temple trouble have remained in the news. Still, the non-stop coverage of the Hanuman temple and the three idols is exceptional.
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20 Dec, 07:02

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'Not only is it unclear whether BJP gains from a presidential-style election, but it’s even less certain that Modi will still be leader of the party when One Nation One Election is finally implemented – if it does get through Parliament'

Vir Sanghvi writes
BJP is 10 years late in pushing one nation, one election. Modi isn’t as popular now
Endless committees have been set up by the government to justify One Nation, One Election and their conclusions have been weak and unconvincing.
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20 Dec, 05:30

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19 Dec, 21:57

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