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Common payments system on BRICS agenda. How would it work in tandem with India’s data protection norms

India’s payments-related data are handled by Digital Personal Data Protection Act, and rules & regulations laid down by RBI from time to time.

2 of 3 students in New Delhi cross major roads alone on school commute, study finds

The study, published in Injury Prevention, was conducted by George Institute for Global Health across four public schools located near high-crash road segments in New Delhi.

From China to X: Chinese academics enter India’s foreign policy debate pushing Beijing’s view

While diplomatic chill affected India-China academic engagement, recent thaw in relations opened avenues for commentators on India emerging from its northern neighbour. 

Rakhi Sawant is the new queer icon, takes centrestage at Delhi drag contest

The Lalit New Delhi hosted Battle Royale 2, its national-level drag competition, at the Crystal Ballroom on Saturday, where Rakhi Sawant joined the celebrations.

Photos of the Week: RaGa’s dharna, anti-reservation protests in Delhi & NCR’s monkey whisperers

In PhotosOfTheWeek we bring you pictures clicked by ThePrint’s photojournalists, video journalists and reporters this past week.

One night at Big Banana—uncle vs queers, Kajra Re and azaadi

At a Delhi dive bar, slurs gave way to songs and dancing, raising a question about who gets to claim a queer space and what it should stand for.

At BRICS interior ministers’ meet in Delhi, Iran calls for ‘clear, firm’ stance on West Asia war 

Appeal comes as the bloc continues to grapple with deep internal divisions over West Asia conflict. BRICS deputy FMs’ meet in New Delhi in April ended without joint statement.

Chai, mattresses & first-aid—Delhi gurdwaras open doors to CJP supporters after police action

Since Monday’s police crackdown on supporters of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), many have been streaming into city gurdwaras for a hot meal and a safe space to sleep.

2 yrs after Rau’s IAS deaths, Delhi’s Old Rajinder Nagar has got a facelift, but it’s a ‘band-aid’

Basement libraries have shut and the road outside Rau’s has been repaired, but students say flooding, poor drainage, exposed cables and garbage remain.

NCR RWAs are tired of handling complaints about beauty parlour, gym and clinic businesses

As commercial activities grow in residential societies, RWAs are getting caught in fights and complaints. Do RWAs allow these businesses to run or shut them?

On Camera

Why Manusmriti can’t be defended by cherry-picking its punishments for men

In ‘Manusmriti is harsher on men than women. Read the text before you ask to burn it’, Rohini Bakshi nitpicks specific clauses, missing the real-time consequences of this text.

India’s key money market gets unusually quiet at the start of trade

Typically, a lot of transactions happen in the first hour as lenders borrow funds to meet regulatory requirements and cover short-term cash shortages.

Amid Taksing tensions, India and China hold 2 Corps Commander-level talks in Eastern Sector

This is the first set of Corps Commander-level meetings that have taken place in the Eastern Sector, a practice that was established in the Western sector in 2020 following the Galwan clash.

20% ethanol, 80% anger: BJP’s core voter is furious and looking for answers

While EBP may be a great idea, it needed 3-4 years of preparation. Now, with the festive season upon us, we have surging prices and a sugar shortage. To top it off, we’re bleeding foreign exchange.