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18 Apr, 19:32

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With India set to vote in Phase-1 of the 2024 general election, ThePrint brings you key contenders in the fray in this phase.

Annamalai is president of BJP's Tamil Nadu unit. The former IPS officer is taking on the two Dravidian parties in a seat won by CPI(M)'s Natarajan P.R. in 2019, with BJP's Radhakrishnan C.P. emerging as runners-up. BJP has won this seat twice in the past, in 1998 and 1999.

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18 Apr, 17:33

Dear viewers, there will be no #CutTheClutter this evening but ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta will be back with a new episode soon.

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18 Apr, 17:31

Opinion: 'Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s televised interviews with ANI in 2024 and 2019, both before the general election, are like paneer and tofu—they are similar in look and texture but distinct in content.'

Shailaja Bajpai writes in her column #Telescope for ThePrint

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Modi’s Newsweek Q&A was without questions—and how ANI interviews in 2019 and 2024 compare

The widely accepted belief that the BJP and its allies will win the 2024 Lok Sabha election comfortably informs Smita Prakash’s questions to PM Modi.

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18 Apr, 17:30

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18 Apr, 17:02

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With India set to vote in Phase-1 of the 2024 general election, ThePrint brings you key contenders in the fray in this phase.

Nakul Nath, sitting Congress MP from Chhindwara and party's candidate in 2024, is the son of former Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal Nath

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18 Apr, 16:02

Along with five more villages close to the India-Nepal border — Kartaniya, Amba, Bardiya, Fakirpuri, and Bisunapur — Bharthapur remains cut off from the dreams of digital India and development.

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‘No tower, no power’, polling officers on boats — many struggles of UP border villages going to polls

Villagers threaten to boycott polls if they don't get mobile phone network. It's also an issue for polling & security officials, who'll need wireless headsets to relay information.

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18 Apr, 14:31

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18 Apr, 14:31

The investigation showed that “in India, where sales of Cerelac- surpassed $250 million in 2022, all Cerelac baby cereals contain added sugar, on average nearly 3 grams per serving”.

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Nestle’s ‘double standard’ — baby food has added sugar in India, not in rich countries

Products sold in low & middle-income countries have added sugar, finds investigation by Public Eye & IBFAN. Nestlé India says added sugars reduced by up to 30% in past 5 years.

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18 Apr, 14:04

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With India set to vote Friday in Phase-1 of the 2024 general election, ThePrint brings you key contenders in the fray in this phase.

Kiren Rijuju is Minister of Earth Sciences and Food Processing Industries in the Modi government.

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18 Apr, 13:08

The key argument for modern nationalists is that the establishment of the state of Afghanistan through an arbitrary act of colonial territorialisation was invalid. And this is an argument of many in Afghanistan and some people in the Pashtun areas of Pakistan.

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18 Apr, 11:33

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18 Apr, 11:33

Far from the enthusiasm and dedication that the youth of Gahmar once had for joining the armed forces, becoming an ‘Agniveer’ is now the last resort for most people—something they consider when they have no other choice.

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‘What if I die or become disabled?’ In UP ‘village of jawans’, few want to join Army as Agniveer

Nearly every family in eastern UP’s Gahmar village has had a member serve in the Army. Now, the Agnipath scheme has triggered an identity crisis and widespread anger toward the government.

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18 Apr, 10:02

Opinion: 'Few think of Kashmir as a partitioned state. Yet, the deep trauma experienced in 1947, and fears that savage bloodletting could once again erupt, have led paranoiac communalism to congeal in the state’s political life.'

Contributing editor Praveen Swami writes

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BJP isn’t fielding candidates in Kashmir—Partition continues to haunt its politics

Lieutenant-colonel Khan’s marginality to today’s Hindu-nationalist pantheon helps us understand a larger story unfolding in Jammu and Kashmir: The story of a state that remains partitioned by a line drawn in blood.

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18 Apr, 08:33

Israel’s air defence is an eight-tier system that is integrated with one goal — to defend the country from attacks. India, too, has a similar multi-layered structure, but unlike Israel, which is spread over roughly 21,671 sq km, India’s total area is 32,87,263 sq km.

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Iron Dome, David’s Sling & the Arrow — what makes up Israel’s mega multi-layered air defence system

On 6 May 1985, Israel and the United States signed an MoU on the development of a missile defence system against long-range threats, which is the genesis of Tel Aviv’s air defence umbrella.

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18 Apr, 07:32

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18 Apr, 07:01

Purvanchal has some of the worst human development indices and socio-economic inequalities in the country. Three UP districts within the region—Shrawasti, Bahraich, and Balrampur—have over 69 per cent of their population classified as “multidimensionally poor”, according to Niti Aayog’s first such index in 2021.

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Purvanchal's migrant workers are desperate & poor. But they are determining India's politics

Purvanchal's workers travel with hopes and hardships on ‘migrant trains’, leaving their families behind. Their labour fuels the economy and their vote shapes the political landscape.

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18 Apr, 05:32

Opinion: 'Substantial investments are required in educational infrastructure to bridge the gap between rural and urban areas. This entails developing schools, colleges, and vocational training centres, especially in underserved regions.'

Dr. Palash Baruah, Associate Fellow at NCAER & D. L. Wankhar, retired Indian Economic Service Officer, write

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Household expenditure on education dropped after 2010. Three ways to increase investment

In communities where education is given greater importance & viewed as a gateway to success, households are more likely to allocate a larger portion of income toward educational expenses.

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17 Apr, 17:34

Ritu Karidhal feels that while women have a tremendous amount of mental strength, they often give up physically. Many of them operate by fixed timelines and give up on their own dreams to take care of other people. She was determined to pursue all her dreams, personal and professional.

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Ritu Karidhal, India’s ‘rocket woman’ who was the face behind ISRO’s Mangalyaan mission

In 'She Storms the Norms', Anisha Motwani and Priyadarshini Narendra showcase inspiring stories of women who overcame societal beliefs, structural barriers, and self-doubt.

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17 Apr, 16:03

According to an analysis by ThePrint, the longest-serving ambassadors to India hail from Bhutan, Palestine, Yemen and four African countries — Eritrea, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique and Morocco.

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Meet the 7 longest-serving ambassadors in India

While ambassadors usually serve for 2 to 5 yrs in a host country, some envoys have served for over a decade due to their country’s ‘special relationship’ with India or other reasons.