The facts of the case are so cut-and-dried that Supreme Court's constitutional question about seeking a balance between free speech and right to equality doesn’t arise.
In episode 572 of #CutTheClutter, Shekhar Gupta talks about the introduction of FCRA in 1976 and subsequent amendments, and explains why it’s a case of everybody being complicit.
While many Indians have shifted to work from home during the lockdown, ASHA workers are performing additional Covid duties apart from their regular tasks.
Being anti-Mughal in today’s politics is euphemism for anti-Muslim sentiment. It has little to do with either history or Yogi Adityanath’s understanding of it.
The ‘inclusion’ of Gilgit-Baltistan into Pakistan legalises the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor activity in the region, and allows greater Chinese ingress.
India must break out of this vicious cycle of high taxes, low consumer demand, constrained investment & job creation, and insufficient wage incomes to boost purchasing power.
Many fear the risk of passing on money too early will lead to spoiled kids and little motivation. But gifting early could also give access to capital and help create opportunities.
All the growth in the dairy market these days has been in products other than milk, though the amount of milk being drawn from cows is still rising in the industry.
In episode 571 of #CutTheClutter, ThePrint’s Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta declutters the bills and explains the changes it will bring to farmers and for end customers.
Rather than functioning as conventional propaganda, the video operates as a device for interpretation, subtly shaping expectations about future developments in China’s naval trajectory.
By pairing Indian drone engineering with Japanese semiconductor expertise, the two firms aim to develop more advanced autonomous systems tailored to both defence & commercial use.
American objectives are unmet. They neither have muscle nor motivation to resume the war. As for Iran, the regime didn’t just survive, it’s now led by more radical individuals.
Shouldn’t his party be doing something useful? Like buffing the seat of Mr. Trump’s pants.
What did they do to it earlier that has made Mr. Trump so sore?
That, even though every party member unceasingly and assiduously practices the skill, albeit for only one individual. But, far more strenuously than done even in the Congress. And to the complete neglect of everything else. The Madhya Pradesh Deputy CM gave us all a sound demonstration.
So, why did practiced hands fail when it mattered the most? After all, theirs were the ones to make a rush for it.
The nation demands answers. The nation needs to know. The nation deserves better.
How dare? These dirty traitors…these unholy rascals…these…disloyal…irresponsible…immotile…their… toady…
Just read this piece and honestly, it really spoke to me. ?
The way he connected global geopolitics with India’s growth path is spot on. We often miss how such situations can become opportunity if handled well — and this article puts that in perspective brilliantly.
I do feel this is our time, but we need sharp leadership and clear strategy like mentioned here. Hats off ?
Well written
Great read
Excellent!
Informative
Why is this guy wasting vacuous prose on us?
Shouldn’t his party be doing something useful? Like buffing the seat of Mr. Trump’s pants.
What did they do to it earlier that has made Mr. Trump so sore?
That, even though every party member unceasingly and assiduously practices the skill, albeit for only one individual. But, far more strenuously than done even in the Congress. And to the complete neglect of everything else. The Madhya Pradesh Deputy CM gave us all a sound demonstration.
So, why did practiced hands fail when it mattered the most? After all, theirs were the ones to make a rush for it.
The nation demands answers. The nation needs to know. The nation deserves better.
How dare? These dirty traitors…these unholy rascals…these…disloyal…irresponsible…immotile…their… toady…
Great read!!
I use a simple metric to judge this. Why are so many Indians, across education and income category, so desperate to emigrate.
Just read this piece and honestly, it really spoke to me. ?
The way he connected global geopolitics with India’s growth path is spot on. We often miss how such situations can become opportunity if handled well — and this article puts that in perspective brilliantly.
I do feel this is our time, but we need sharp leadership and clear strategy like mentioned here. Hats off ?
It was insightful. Good work.
Very insightful! Never rthought like this.