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BJP’s invisible campaigners in UP: Anonymous Meta pages spending Rs 15 lakh/month, BJP distances itself

Vrinda Tulsian - September 14, 2026

Even before 2027 polls are called, anonymous Meta pages are spending heavily to praise Yogi Adityanath and attack Akhilesh Yadav and Congress in UP. Opposition pages spending under Rs 2,000.

Haryana govt doctors are quitting in big numbers. Patients are left in the lurch

+TFP Sakshi Mehra - September 14, 2026

India-Philippines look to deepen defence ties, even as South China Sea finds no mention in Indian readout

Keshav Padmanabhan - September 13, 2026

Purvanchal ‘bahubali’s’ surprise cameo at a UP Congress meet & a political parody in Telangana

ThePrint Team - September 13, 2026

‘Why hide India’s culinary diversity?’ Opposition roasts Modi govt’s vegetarian menu at BRICS gala

Esha Mishra - September 13, 2026

BRICS is not a bloc of rising powers. China is hauling it alone

Surjit S Bhalla - September 13, 2026

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Film studios are making a comeback in Malayalam cinema. They aren’t replacing Kerala’s landscape

Triya Gulati - September 13, 2026

Expats in Gurugram expected a global city. They are battling waste and waterlogging woes

Sagrika Kissu - September 12, 2026

Halting bulldozers to lifting NSA, Justice Sreedharan’s censure of State in 10 months at Allahabad HC

Ruchi Bhattar - September 11, 2026

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Opinion

BRICS is not a bloc of rising powers. China is hauling it alone

Surjit S Bhalla - September 13, 2026

BRICS’ share of world goods exports rose from 23.0 per cent in 2011 to 25.0 per cent in 2023. Take China out, and it fell, from 12.4 per cent to 10.1.

BRICS is India’s moment. Its neighbours are watching—and worrying about missing out

Rishi Gupta - September 13, 2026

Gold-digging is not a female-only sport. Men are very good at it

Ratan Priya - September 13, 2026

Ravi Kishan to Pawan Singh—Bollywood is being rescued by Bhojpuri stars

Harsh Tiwari - September 13, 2026

Durga Puja doesn’t need DJs. Banning them isn’t anti-Bengali

Saptak Datta - September 13, 2026

Xi-Modi BRICS meeting signals thaw in ties. The Chinese say it is at a fragile stage

Sana Hashmi - September 13, 2026

Must hold govts accountable for terrorism originating from their countries: Vajpayee on 9/11

Atal Bihari Vajpayee - September 13, 2026

Features

Women pitch their single male friends at Bengaluru dating event. Skincare, SWOTs and roasts

Vitasta Kaul - September 13, 2026

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BJP’s invisible campaigners in UP: Anonymous Meta pages spending Rs 15 lakh/month, BJP distances itself

Vrinda Tulsian - September 14, 2026

Even before 2027 polls are called, anonymous Meta pages are spending heavily to praise Yogi Adityanath and attack Akhilesh Yadav and Congress in UP. Opposition pages spending under Rs 2,000.

‘Why hide India’s culinary diversity?’ Opposition roasts Modi govt’s vegetarian menu at BRICS gala

Esha Mishra - September 13, 2026

Why Harish Rawat quit Congress posts after ED found cash, gold and luxury watches at aide’s home

Esha Mishra - September 12, 2026

Investments push in UK, Silverstone pitstop—Vijay’s first overseas trip as Tamil Nadu CM

Shweta Tripathi - September 11, 2026

How a BJP-Congress meme war triggered by 80s AI photo trend turned dirty

Esha Mishra - September 11, 2026

After no-women Karnataka cabinet, now state Congress’s new district presidents are all men

Sharan Poovanna - September 11, 2026

UP minister Nishad protests party worker’s killing, questions cops. Ally anger fuels murmurs of a switch

Prashant Srivastava - September 11, 2026

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Modi force-feeding BRICS guests vegetarian food undermines India’s diversity

ThePrint Team - September 13, 2026

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Ground Reports

Haryana govt doctors are quitting in big numbers. Patients are left in the lurch

Sakshi Mehra - September 14, 2026

Film studios are making a comeback in Malayalam cinema. They aren’t replacing Kerala’s landscape

Triya Gulati - September 13, 2026

Expats in Gurugram expected a global city. They are battling waste and waterlogging woes

Sagrika Kissu - September 12, 2026

Malayalam cinema never had it so good. Big box office hits, OTT global reach

Triya Gulati - September 11, 2026

Around Town

Women pitch their single male friends at Bengaluru dating event. Skincare, SWOTs and roasts

Vitasta Kaul - September 13, 2026

The Dating Story

Gold-digging is not a female-only sport. Men are very good at it

Ratan Priya - September 13, 2026

Eye on China

Xi-Modi BRICS meeting signals thaw in ties. The Chinese say it is at a fragile stage

Sana Hashmi - September 13, 2026

India

India-Philippines look to deepen defence ties, even as South China Sea finds no mention in Indian readout

Keshav Padmanabhan - September 13, 2026

The 2 countries have seen a growing convergence of interests in last few years. Since 2024, India has backed the Philippines in its territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea.

Why Altman and Musk backed Anthropic CEO’s call to slow the AI race—but some see a corporate motive

Vrinda Tulsian - September 13, 2026

RBI said to have rejected Tata Sons’ request to avoid an IPO

P. R. Sanjai - September 13, 2026

‘Unconstitutional’: Ex-civil servants slam Delhi Police over retd officer Ashish Joshi’s detention

Apoorva Mandhani - September 13, 2026

Rapist Prajwal Revanna had porn, OTT shows, phone calls in jail as warden allegedly ran SIM racket

Sharan Poovanna - September 12, 2026

Punjab cops’ 1st extradition from Europe—Bhagwanpuria gang member wanted for Akali leader’s murder

Mayank Kumar - September 12, 2026

Global funds sour on India stocks as some cut allocation to zero

Faseeh Mangi - September 12, 2026

PoV

Ravi Kishan to Pawan Singh—Bollywood is being rescued by Bhojpuri stars

Harsh Tiwari - September 13, 2026

Ravi Kishan is now everywhere in Bollywood. His casting reflects why Bollywood needs regional stars.

Economy

Global funds sour on India stocks as some cut allocation to zero

Faseeh Mangi - September 12, 2026

India foreign reserves to help earn more revenue, says RBI chief

Anup Roy - September 11, 2026

A new PRICE-Tata report proves India’s big 6 cities aren’t where the real money is

Bidisha Bhattacharya - September 11, 2026

AI may boost US economy by 2030 but cut 1 in 5 white-collar jobs, Anthropic’s research arm finds

Vrinda Tulsian - September 11, 2026

India’s key money market gets unusually quiet at the start of trade

Bhaskar Dutta - September 4, 2026

Governance

Haryana begins process to develop Namo City, a 9,000-acre greenfield urban centre along KMP corridor

Sushil Manav - September 11, 2026

Vijay govt’s plan for new secretariat in Pattinapakkam faces resistance from fisherfolk, residents

Shweta Tripathi - September 11, 2026

For CM’s orders, Haryana officials instructed to ditch ‘Dekh Len’ for action-oriented approach

Sushil Manav - September 9, 2026

Why Telangana’s CURE Bill for Greater Hyderabad faces pushback from citizens and real estate developers

Deepika Amirapu - September 9, 2026

Great Speeches

Must hold govts accountable for terrorism originating from their countries: Vajpayee on 9/11

Atal Bihari Vajpayee - September 13, 2026

Science

Why Altman and Musk backed Anthropic CEO’s call to slow the AI race—but some see a corporate motive

In an essay, Anthropic's Dario Amodei called for slowing the ‘pace at which we improve capabilities of AI models’, a proposal backed even by his most prominent competitors.

Past Forward

The Alps swallowed Homi Bhabha’s plane. Melting glaciers bring up India’s 60 yr old secrets

Soumya Pillai - September 13, 2026

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