Qidiruv uchun matnni kiriting
Ilg‘or kanal qidiruvi

TGAlertsBot

Каналингиз репостлари ва эсловлари ҳақида хабар беради.
img
reklama

TGStat Bot

Telegram'дан чиқмай туриб каналлар статистикасини олиш
img
reklama

SearcheeBot

Telegram-каналлар оламидаги сизнинг йўлбошчингиз.
img
reklama

Telegram Analytics

TGStat хизмати янгиликларидан бохабар бўлиш учун обуна бўл!
img
reklama

ThePrint

@ThePrintIndia
Kanal geosi va tili: Hindiston, Inglizcha

Substance of Print, Reach of Digital

Связанные каналы  |  Похожие каналы
Kanal geosi va tili
Hindiston, Inglizcha
Toifa
Yangiliklar va OAV
Statistika
Kanal siznikimi? Tasdiqlash Канал в реестре блогеров РКН? Tasdiqlash Kanal tarixi
Postlar filtri

ThePrint

11 Mar, 16:06

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
In Part 1 of this two-part series, ThePrint looks at an Alwar man who got involved with Chinese-run ‘digital arrest’ scam farms in Cambodia and ended up recruiting for them in India.

Read more
A digital arrest kingpin tells all: Chinese syndicates, Cambodian scam farms & the perfect trap
In Part 1 of this two-part series, ThePrint looks at an Alwar man who got involved with Chinese-run ‘digital arrest’ scam farms in Cambodia and ended up recruiting for them in India.
188 0 0
ThePrint

11 Mar, 14:35

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
357 0 0
ThePrint

11 Mar, 13:05

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
Opinion: 'In its hour of deep crisis, India has an opportunity to have a closer conversation with Europe and establish greater trade, strategic cooperation as well as mutual trust.'

Sidharth Raimedhi, fellow at Council for Strategic and Defense Research, a New-Delhi-based Think Tank, writes
Trump-induced Europe crisis of today is India’s crisis tomorrow
In its hour of deep crisis, India has an opportunity to have a closer conversation with Europe and establish greater trade, strategic cooperation as well as mutual trust.
442 0 3 1
ThePrint

11 Mar, 11:38

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
510 0 1 1 7
ThePrint

11 Mar, 10:03

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
583 0 3
ThePrint

11 Mar, 08:36

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
Great news for the endangered Great Indian Bustard. The captive breeding programme in Rajasthan has recorded another success with the birth of the 1st artificially bred chick this year on 9 March.

Read report
Rajasthan centre racing to save Great Indian Bustard clocks big win(g)—1st captive-born chick of 2025
The endangered Great Indian Bustard is one of the world’s largest flying birds whose numbers now hover at just around 150 in the wild. It typically lays just one egg a year.
618 0 1 3
ThePrint

11 Mar, 07:02

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
As governments scramble for alternate sources of energy, the success of such experiments and the work of private players like India’s Pranos are becoming more relevant. But to develop, scale, and harness this new technology, needs the participation of both the government and private sector.

Read more
This Bengaluru startup’s leading India’s nuclear fusion research—to light up a billion homes
Once mastered, nuclear fusion technology has the potential to change how humanity lives by providing a limitless, sustainable and clean energy source.
673 0 1 1 6
ThePrint

11 Mar, 05:35

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
'As usual, Congress depends on various caste and community organisations to create a mahaul (mood), rather than working hard at engineering it,' writes Anand Kochukudy @TheKochukudy, Kerala-based journalist and columnist

Read his latest article
Kerala Congress is now left of Left. And confused
Congress seems to be mirroring the old Left in Kerala – taking impulsively negative positions on issues as the CPI-M would do in the past.
693 0 0 1 6
ThePrint

10 Mar, 17:38

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
Opinion: 'Now that Pakistan’s establishment believes it has opened a door with Trump by helping capture a high-value terrorist, the talks on Afghanistan and the Taliban can be pursued. There may still be more critical targets in the ISI control that could be bartered at a later stage for keeping the conversation going.'

Ayesha Siddiqa, senior fellow at the Department of War Studies at King’s College, London, writes

Read complete column
A pat on the back from Donald Trump won’t fix Pakistan’s fragile ties with the US
Trump’s gratitude towards Pakistan for apprehending ISKP terrorist Sharifullah is seen as recognition of the Pakistani military’s role in combating terrorism. But it’s not that simple.
897 0 1 1 4
ThePrint

10 Mar, 16:04

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
Opinion: 'Unlike in Europe, pinpointing the start of women’s inclusion in Indian archaeology is difficult, as the stars of the field in the early to mid-1900s were predominantly men. Yet, pioneers like Debala Mitra quietly made headway to become an inspiration for future women archaeologists.'

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

Read here
When archaeology wasn’t ‘ladylike,’ women still shaped the field, one dig at a time
For centuries, archaeology was more like treasure hunting — a kind of cowboy science where men travelled far and wide. By the mid-19th century, women began entering the field.
897 0 1 1
ThePrint

10 Mar, 14:35

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
After the discovery of coins about five months ago, locals often turned to the fields lining the Asirgarh Fort to look for gold coins—even prompting the district administration to issue stern warnings against it.

Read here
ASI to join gold rush at MP’s Asirgarh Fort after Chhaava triggers frenzied amateur excavations
Burhanpur district magistrate says awaiting official report of SDM and will approach ASI. But fields lining Asirgarh Fort have been site of amateur excavations for decades now.
834 0 1
ThePrint

10 Mar, 13:04

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
The primary factor determining how many officers from a particular state come to the Centre is their own inclination. Officers from big states like UP or from prosperous and developed states like Maharashtra, which have several opportunities within the state, are reluctant to come to Delhi.

Read more
Why Maharashtra & UP send fewer IAS, IFS officers on central deputation, while Odisha & AGMUT dominate
Data shows that until October 2024, of the AIS officers working at Centre as secy, additional secy & joint secy, only 7 were from Maharashtra & 12 from UP—2 of the largest cadres of AIS.
832 0 5 1
ThePrint

10 Mar, 11:34

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
On 15 October 1954, Nehru embarked on a significant trip to China, aiming to strengthen India’s ties with its neighbour “in a very cheerful mood” despite a slight illness. His visit, marked by high-level send-offs and a warm reception in Beijing, was seen as an effort to assess China’s commitment to peaceful coexistence and regional stability.

Read more
Nehru flew to Beijing in 1954 hoping for peace. He was proved wrong
Italian author Andrea Benvenuti discussed Nehru’s vision of Indian foreign policy based on his book 'Nehru’s Bandung' in Delhi.
804 0 2 3
ThePrint

10 Mar, 10:05

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
Opinion: 'Times have changed and in the last 30 years, Bengal’s Dalits have chiselled out a niche for their literature and they are firmly holding on to it.'

Monideepa Banerjie, senior journalist, writes
Bengal’s bhadralok shut out Dalit literature for decades. The monopoly is now cracking
At the third edition of the Dalit Literature utsav, writers showcased novels, poetry, and around 70 journals. The upper-caste Bengali book lovers have had very limited exposure to that.
795 0 2 1 1
ThePrint

10 Mar, 09:55

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
Andhra MP K. Appala Naidu says Indian population has to rise, announces incentives for women planning third child. Do you agree with the move?
So‘rovnoma
  •   Yes
  •   No
  •   Can't say
23 ta ovoz
779 0 0 3
ThePrint

10 Mar, 08:34

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
The people gave me and my party a good majority. But what was special about the elections was the enthusiasm with which the people, and especially the young people, made it their own campaign. The elections aroused new hope in our people and generated new energy and purpose in us.

Read more
US press doubted our unity, democracy, and ability to survive. Here I am again: Indira Gandhi
On 5 November 1971, at the National Press Club, PM Indira Gandhi spoke about India's resilience, political change, and the burden of the Bangladesh refugee crisis.
892 0 1 9
ThePrint

10 Mar, 07:01

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
901 0 2
ThePrint

10 Mar, 05:33

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
Opinion: 'A third of US Presidents between 1776 to 1974 demonstrated symptoms of clinically significant depression, bipolar disorder and alcohol abuse while they were in office.'

Praveen Swami writes
Trump to Biden–many US Presidents were mentally ill. It’s the elite who deal with the problem
A third of US Presidents between 1776 to 1974 demonstrated symptoms of clinically significant depression, bipolar disorder and alcohol abuse while they were in office.
883 0 0
ThePrint

9 Mar, 17:35

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
986 0 2 1
ThePrint

9 Mar, 16:04

Telegram'da ochish Ulashish Shikoyat qilish
A new study from MIT definitively shows that the Antarctic ozone hole is recovering because of a reduction in the emission of chloroflurocarbons. While the recovery of the ozone hole has been documented for a few years now, the MIT researchers used a new quantitative study to understand exactly what was the impact of human emissions reduction in this recovery.

Read more
The Ozone layer is recovering & it’s because of human actions—scientists are 95% sure
ScientiFix, our weekly feature, offers you a summary of the top global science stories of the week, with links to their sources.
1k 0 3 1
20 ta oxirgi post ko‘rsatilgan.