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TMC’s home run in Presidency looks secure. Why the math everywhere else is on shaky ground

Shubhodeep Datta - April 15, 2026

Chinese say Beijing is negotiating Iran ceasefire talks. Pakistan is a proxy

Hyderabad can’t build a nightlife economy on 1 am deadlines

Indian scholars love theory, policymakers want quick fixes. Both forget who they’re serving

Death penalty is nothing more than political execution, Nirbhaya case isn’t different

Apurva Vishwanath - July 9, 2018

The timing of execution is handpicked and more often than not suits the political narrative of the times.

The rapists should be burnt alive, writes Jyoti Singh’s mother for ThePrint

Asha Singh - July 9, 2018

Police fight for the victim in court, but beyond that, all the support is for the accused. The fight of the victim is the victim’s alone.

MSP hike is an election bonanza. It shows that Modi & BJP are nervous for 2019

Kumar Ketkar - July 9, 2018

Economists have questioned such programmes. But BJP strategists felt something needed to be done about agrarian distress.

Separated at birth? The curious case of ‘Arvind’ Modi and ‘Narendra’ Kejriwal

Maneesh Chhibber - July 9, 2018

From playing the victim card to curbing dissent to their hatred for each other — Modi and Kejriwal seem to be cut from the same cloth.

Only reason why Narendra Modi will return in 2019 is Rahul Gandhi

Shivam Vij - July 9, 2018

The Congress president is not even trying to win the next Lok Sabha elections.

Jayant Sinha’s transition from venture capitalist to adventurous politician is complete

D.K. Singh - July 9, 2018

By garlanding six men convicted for killing in the name of cow protection, Sinha seems to have ignored the PM’s denouncement of vigilantes.

Who should’ve been the weakest, but turned out to be most decisive Indian prime minister?

Shekhar Gupta - July 8, 2018

Think of a man who was prime minister for just seven months, three of which were as the head of a caretaker government.

A black model closed Chanel’s autumn fashion show, but don’t celebrate yet

Sharanya Munsi - July 8, 2018

A black model is still considered an adventurous, and not a normal, choice by most top fashion houses.

Research check: does drinking coffee help you live longer?

Ian Musgrave - July 8, 2018

While there is an association between coffee consumption and a lower risk of death, we still can’t say coffee was the only cause of it.

The most hyped thriller this summer traces a world of heady excess and rotting corruption

Amanda L Gordon - July 8, 2018

Cristina Alger's new financial thriller tracks a group of globe-trotting financial criminals and the women who take them to task.

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Opinion

TMC’s home run in Presidency looks secure. Why the math everywhere else is on shaky ground

Chinese say Beijing is negotiating Iran ceasefire talks. Pakistan is a proxy

Hyderabad can’t build a nightlife economy on 1 am deadlines

Indian scholars love theory, policymakers want quick fixes. Both forget who they’re serving

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TMC’s home run in Presidency looks secure. Why the math everywhere else is on shaky ground

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