BJP Kerala president Rajeev Chandrasekhar is the latest to target Riyas, Kerala Minister of Public Works and Tourism, over his ties to father-in-law CM Pinarayi Vijayan.
The BJP leader, a crucial tribal face for party with political heft in MP, is now under fire for remarks against Colonel Sofiya Qureshi. Action ‘certain to follow’ against him.
DMK's social welfare schemes are likely to leave a lasting impact on voters & could eat into AIADMK’s vote bank, but Stalin’s 4 years as CM have not been without challenges either.
Punjab and Haryana have been at loggerheads over their water needs and allocation, with CMs accusing each other of usurping water rights and indulging in politics.
According to 56 min clip released by SAD's Bikram Majithia, Khadoor Sahib MP Amritpal had strong connections with slain gangster Jaipal Bhullar. Amritpal's father says clip AI generated.
As Kerala inches closer to local body polls later this year & assembly polls next year, CPI(M) appears to be cosying up to same SNDP Yogam it once targeted for ‘aligning with BJP’.
NCP elevated Manikrao Kokate to council of ministers as counterweight to Bhujbal. But leadership is now miffed with him for walking into one controversy after another, it is learnt.
Despite its sizable Muslim population, both Hindus and Muslims have lived in harmony in this coastal belt. But for past few years, cracks have appeared and so has tension.
Architects & residents in Chandigarh are angered by the demolition of a wall to expand parking space for the high court, & have accused officials of disregarding Nek Chand’s iconic creation.
With the 30-km section of the expressway's Amritsar spur put on hold, the project, which has been facing land acquisition challenges since 2022, is expected to get delayed further.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
While Pakistani authorities have not clarified what intended target was, the incident adds to a troubling pattern of PAF strikes killing civilians, including women and children.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
ncredible. This isn’t just a puff piece—it’s a full-blown propaganda sheet masquerading as journalism. Even by ThePrint’s dismal standards, this sycophantic drivel is jaw-droppingly embarrassing. North Korea would blush at the level of hagiography on display. Over 90% of the article is a nauseating parade of bootlicking quotes from anonymous admirers, while the glaring red flags and inconvenient facts are buried in a perfunctory afterthought toward the end.
And we’re supposed to swallow—with a straight face—that a CM, who handed a ministerial post to a first-time MLA solely because he’s family, maintains abhors special preferences for
him? Based on the word of an unnamed “close source”? That’s not journalism—that’s stenography for power, drenched in denial and dressed up as insight.
What’s most infuriating is that ThePrint once held promise as a bulwark against precisely this kind of dishonest narrative-building. But articles like this—glossy, glorifying, and utterly devoid of skepticism—aren’t journalism. They’re undeclared PR campaigns, and they gut whatever scraps of credibility remain.
If this is the future of the free press, then journalism isn’t dying—it’s already dead.
ncredible. This isn’t just a puff piece—it’s a full-blown propaganda sheet masquerading as journalism. Even by ThePrint’s dismal standards, this sycophantic drivel is jaw-droppingly embarrassing. North Korea would blush at the level of hagiography on display. Over 90% of the article is a nauseating parade of bootlicking quotes from anonymous admirers, while the glaring red flags and inconvenient facts are buried in a perfunctory afterthought toward the end.
And we’re supposed to swallow—with a straight face—that a CM, who handed a ministerial post to a first-time MLA solely because he’s family, maintains abhors special preferences for
him? Based on the word of an unnamed “close source”? That’s not journalism—that’s stenography for power, drenched in denial and dressed up as insight.
What’s most infuriating is that ThePrint once held promise as a bulwark against precisely this kind of dishonest narrative-building. But articles like this—glossy, glorifying, and utterly devoid of skepticism—aren’t journalism. They’re undeclared PR campaigns, and they gut whatever scraps of credibility remain.
If this is the future of the free press, then journalism isn’t dying—it’s already dead.