GoPro camera used by terrorists to recce terror attack site was activated at Dongguan, China, a year before the terror attack. NIA now set to seek records via a Letter Rogatory.
J&K squad’s road to Ranji glory wasn’t an easy one. Not that long ago the J&K Cricket Association was reeling under unpaid bills. ‘There was no structure or system’.
Badminton is Bengaluru’s primary source of feel-good endorphins. In the city that produced Prakash Padukone and Ashwini Ponnappa, techies are now carrying the torch.
Her autobiography travelled across borders and appeared in different languages. She understood how she was being framed and used those spaces to speak for herself.
Kriti Bharti has annulled 53 child marriages in Rajasthan. She's battled death threats, families hiding weddings, and panchayats that fine dissenters Rs 20 lakh.
At Kareda Buzurg village in Rajasthan's Tonk district, religion is not a daily fault line. But a routine blanket distribution drive by BJP leader Sukhbir Singh Jaunapuria turned into a public sorting of loyalty.
What unsettles me is how quickly everything is being filtered through loyalty tests. As if Indian Muslims must think one way, Indian Hindus another. Where does this end?
The lessons of earlier American regime-change efforts should be obvious. The dismantling of Iran’s regime could lead to the breakdown of state authority and the rise of warlords.
Major energy infrastructure is in the crosshairs of the conflict, raising risks of the biggest shock since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Qatar’s largest LNG plant remains shut, fuelling supply fears.
Sinking of the ship has raised eyebrows in the Indian defence and security establishment. Lankan navy has recovered several bodies, believed to be of crew members.
The Pakistani political leadership is weak and devoid of any intellect. Its diplomacy is entirely India-China-US focused and suffers from a presumptive view of Afghanistan as a vassal.
Of late, The Print has become the mouthpiece of disgruntled Left-liberal academics and activists. These people have had a very cosy life all along- enjoying the perks of a well paid govt job with occasional travel to the West for conferences and seminars. The best part of their life was getting a fellowship or being a visiting faculty at Western universities. This self-serving Left-liberal cabal got ample opportunity to socialize with their Western counterparts, often at state expense. All the while, they continued with their propaganda and brainwashed the youth into joining the “movement”.
Now that the Congress is out of power, they are missing out on all the fun. Foreign trips are rare and fellowships/scholarships are even more scarce.
The Print, of late, has become the self-appointed spokesman for disgruntled Left-liberal academics and activists.
Of late, The Print has become the mouthpiece of disgruntled Left-liberal academics and activists. These people have had a very cosy life all along- enjoying the perks of a well paid govt job with occasional travel to the West for conferences and seminars. The best part of their life was getting a fellowship or being a visiting faculty at Western universities. This self-serving Left-liberal cabal got ample opportunity to socialize with their Western counterparts, often at state expense. All the while, they continued with their propaganda and brainwashed the youth into joining the “movement”.
Now that the Congress is out of power, they are missing out on all the fun. Foreign trips are rare and fellowships/scholarships are even more scarce.