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Topic: House of Commons

British MPs seeking human rights clause for trade must know India can find new markets in EU

Seshadri Chari - 15 January, 2021

For the UK to retain the large share of India’s trade with EU, a new deal has to be signed. But the MPs’ demand to include a 'human rights' clause is like waving a red flag to the bull.

Question Hour for Modi: Why Parliament must fix a time for PM to answer questions

Arvind Kumar - 8 August, 2019

Time has come to amend parliamentary rules to ensure PM Modi answers members’ questions related to the ministries held by him.

Theresa May begins to lose authority over Brexit to Parliament

Srijan Shukla - 26 March, 2019

Israel strikes Gaza after rocket hits house in Tel Aviv and Italy’s 5-Star Movement suffers third regional election defeat.

The lone violinist on the sinking Brexit Titanic, and Trump the Neanderthal

Soham Sen - 20 January, 2019

The best cartoons of the day, chosen by editors at ThePrint.

Donald Trump’s prime-time address on border wall fails to hold up to fact-checks

Soniya Agrawal - 9 January, 2019

Conservatives join hands with Britain’s opposition in Parliament to oppose May's ‘no-deal’ Brexit and Turkey's Erdogan lashes out at US for Syria withdrawal ‘condition’.

Remembering Dadabhai Naoroji, the Grand Old Man of India on his 193rd birth anniversary

Simrin Sirur - 4 September, 2018

A man of many firsts, Dadabhai Naoroji co-founded the Indian National Congress as part of his quest for self-governance.

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ThePrint Team - 28 May, 2021

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Trade to tourism—oceans are key to Asian, Pacific economies. They need more than investment

Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana - 26 June, 2022

Leaders of Aisa, Pacific nations attending the UN Ocean Conference must step up efforts to protect the ocean. Millions of lives depend on them.

Quiet conviction of 26/11 mastermind Sajid Mir shows Pakistan’s flimsy terror crackdown

26 June, 2022

Dated, sexist and problematic—Why Indian Ayurvedic syllabus must evolve with changing times

26 June, 2022

Economy

Does breaking up big states boost economy? Data doesn’t back up hype, says Indian study

Nikhil Rampal - 26 June, 2022

The study by researchers at Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research looked at economic impact of reorganising Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Bihar in the year 2000.

Topic: House of Commons

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YourTurn

Guidelines for YourTurn submissions

Opinion

Trade to tourism—oceans are key to Asian, Pacific economies. They need more than investment

Quiet conviction of 26/11 mastermind Sajid Mir shows Pakistan’s flimsy terror crackdown

Dated, sexist and problematic—Why Indian Ayurvedic syllabus must evolve with changing times

Economy

Does breaking up big states boost economy? Data doesn’t back up hype, says Indian study

Defence

Almost 4,000 enrol for IAF’s Agnipath recruitment scheme on day 1 of online registrations

National Interest

With Agnipath, Modi govt’s shock & awe doctrine may have misfired a vital reform, yet again

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