Instead of showing the BJP boast about Budget 2021, TV channels chose to defend the ‘military zone’ at Delhi borders, and attack Rahul Gandhi and Rihanna.
French economist and professors from LSE and MIT applied a growth model on company data from France to suggest that regulatory reforms may have greater benefits than previously thought.
The Modi govt plans to merge higher education regulators into one body called Higher Education Commission, but medicine and law institutes have been left out.
In episode 674 of 'Cut The Clutter', ThePrint’s Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta explains how Aung San Suu Kyi’s ruling party in Myanmar was overthrown and what this means for India.
It is relatively obvious why an authoritarian regime might resort to banning things, but why should a democratic one like India proceed down this path?
Anna Hazare wants to recreate the good old days when he almost became the modern-day Mahatma. Cut him some slack, because he was just Arvind Kejriwal’s ‘puppet’.
It could mark the turning point for Sitharaman to be taken more seriously, after all the negative criticism she has faced as defence and finance minister.
Fourteen million refugees, and 25 million facing acute hunger, should be reason enough for the world to dismantle the dystopia in Sudan — even if the sadism of its rulers is not.
Once seen as a fading presence on India’s investment & startup picture, the state is slowly moving up the ladder, with policy reforms & infrastructure building.
Agreement signed during 17th Joint Working Group (JWG) on defence cooperation. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh met Director General in Israeli Ministry of Defence Amir Baram Tuesday.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
Loved naila’s take as always by the way another revolution has been announced by Pak PM this time Molvis bringing intellectual revolution. Mufti Qavi for Hareem Shah fame can lead the new revolution
Imran Khan wakes up every day with a new revolution in his head. The idea is lost on him that national economies aren’t built on hen, eggs, bhains and honeybees.
Pakistan do have very good breeds of cows like the Red Sindhi and Sindhi Sahiwal , which are very close to Gir breed. In entire lactation period they give 3500 to 5000 litres of milk.
I hope there is pun intended. Because if implemented and acted upon, this actually has a very good chance of working. There are already areas in Europe where streetlights are bring made operational with dog poo that people just put there if their dog excretes during a walk. If this idea works, you might have egg, rather gobar, on your face.
No amount of satire or mockery expressed through essays and/or editorials would be enough to describe the state of Pakistan.
India went to a lot of trouble to import foreign cows. Those Jerseys and Holsteins and whatever are pretty ugly compared to our Asiatic-Africsn varieties, our dear matas. And the milk these foreign cows give is a sort that leads to all sorts of disease and problems. Honestly. (I am not a cow urine drinker sort.) Westerners are keeping sort of quiet about Type A and Type B cows and milk. Ours are the right kind. Theirs are not.
Moreover, we imported these ugly and poisonous monsters for their milk production. Dr Kurien and others went to a lot of trouble. Of which acclimatisation was not the least. All totally unnecessary. There is a faraway country which has had Indian cows for centuries, taken by the early Portuguese. Brazil. And guess what. Since these people have no Mataji scruples any cow that’s ubder par for milk oroduction gets eaten first. Survival of the milkiest. The world champion cow is descended from the major Gujurati breed (India has 28 cow varieties). It gices an average of 130 litres a day.
That’s what Pakistan should import. And no acclimatisation problem. And Pakistanis would be pleased to have something nice out of Gujurat so many years after the mahatma.
Loved naila’s take as always by the way another revolution has been announced by Pak PM this time Molvis bringing intellectual revolution. Mufti Qavi for Hareem Shah fame can lead the new revolution
Pak has better sense of humour than us dour Indians!
Imran Khan wakes up every day with a new revolution in his head. The idea is lost on him that national economies aren’t built on hen, eggs, bhains and honeybees.
Pakistan do have very good breeds of cows like the Red Sindhi and Sindhi Sahiwal , which are very close to Gir breed. In entire lactation period they give 3500 to 5000 litres of milk.
I hope there is pun intended. Because if implemented and acted upon, this actually has a very good chance of working. There are already areas in Europe where streetlights are bring made operational with dog poo that people just put there if their dog excretes during a walk. If this idea works, you might have egg, rather gobar, on your face.
Fake news – Indian disinformation campaign against its neighbor?
WAste of time article. Please do better.
No amount of satire or mockery expressed through essays and/or editorials would be enough to describe the state of Pakistan.
India went to a lot of trouble to import foreign cows. Those Jerseys and Holsteins and whatever are pretty ugly compared to our Asiatic-Africsn varieties, our dear matas. And the milk these foreign cows give is a sort that leads to all sorts of disease and problems. Honestly. (I am not a cow urine drinker sort.) Westerners are keeping sort of quiet about Type A and Type B cows and milk. Ours are the right kind. Theirs are not.
Moreover, we imported these ugly and poisonous monsters for their milk production. Dr Kurien and others went to a lot of trouble. Of which acclimatisation was not the least. All totally unnecessary. There is a faraway country which has had Indian cows for centuries, taken by the early Portuguese. Brazil. And guess what. Since these people have no Mataji scruples any cow that’s ubder par for milk oroduction gets eaten first. Survival of the milkiest. The world champion cow is descended from the major Gujurati breed (India has 28 cow varieties). It gices an average of 130 litres a day.
That’s what Pakistan should import. And no acclimatisation problem. And Pakistanis would be pleased to have something nice out of Gujurat so many years after the mahatma.