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Wednesday, October 30, 2024
TopicThe Kashmir Files

Topic: The Kashmir Files

Kerala Story to 72 Hoorain—Hindi films finally addressing Islam. Muslims must engage not oppose

Muslims must understand that if they appreciate movies like Parzania, which generalises Hindus in a wrong way, they also shouldn't oppose movies that generalise them.

Tharoors and Shabana Azmis took a classic liberal stand on ‘Kerala Story’. They must rethink

I do think we should debate how to respond when popular culture is used to divide the Indian people. India is changing. Perhaps our responses should change too.

Students protest after DU bars 2 from exams for 1 yr over BBC Modi documentary screening

Groups including NSUI had tried to screen Gujarat riots documentary in January. University official says action 'well thought out', but MP & alum Shashi Tharoor says he's 'appalled'.

‘Want Kashmir Files on Bengal’: BJP backs Vivek Agnihotri, TMC calls director’s claims bogus

Filmmaker had claimed there were several 'mini-Kashmirs' in Bengal at public event. BJP has been hitting out at TMC for allegedly perpetuating political violence against rivals.

Kashmir Files tax-free but Indians can’t watch BBC documentary: Urdu Press slams Modi govt’s ban

ThePrint’s round-up of how the Urdu media covered various news events through the week, and the editorial positions some of them took.

Nadav Lapid, your Kashmir Files remark achieved what the Left couldn’t—denial of Pandit agony

Lapid reminds me of many western intellectuals who have argued that Jews lie about anti-Semitism and routinely exaggerate violence against them.

3 IFFI jurors stand by Lapid’s statements on The Kashmir Files, Indian juror lone dissenter

In a statement posted on juror Jinko Gotoh’s Twitter, jurors say they knew of & agreed with the comments. It excluded Indian juror Sudipto Sen for his separate view on the matter.

Could opposition breach ‘BJP fortress’ Gujarat? Urdu press says polls can surprise

ThePrint’s round-up of how the Urdu media covered various news events through the week, and the editorial positions some of them took.

Off The Cuff with Naor Gilon

In this edition of ThePrint OffTheCuff or #ThePrintOTC, Israel's Ambassador to India, Naor Gilon speaks to ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta & Principal Correspondent Pia...

‘Straight shooter’ Nadav Lapid is outspoken critic of Israel as well, says envoy Naor Gilon

In a chat with ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta and Principal Correspondent Pia Krishnankutty in ‘Off The Cuff’, Gilon spoke about the ‘Kashmir Files’ controversy and India-Israel relations.

On Camera

Hyderabad has a HYDRAA-headed bulldozer story. Saving lakes or razing opposition?

Revanth Reddy’s bulldozing of lake ‘encroachments’ with new agency HYDRAA have left some serious questions unanswered, especially regarding the selective nature of the work undertaken.

iPhone craze, Goa trips, to making ends meet, ‘addictive’ instant loan apps leading many into debt trap

Unsecured loans have been a concern for RBI for a while now. Last year, it took steps to make it more expensive for banks, NBFCs to give them out in bid to deter such borrowing.

India-China disengagement completed at Depsang & Demchok, patrolling to start after Diwali

Corps commanders signed an agreement on 21 October to pull back troops from eastern Ladakh’s two face-off points, following efforts on diplomatic front to ease tensions along LAC.

From 2004 to 2024, bad news has come wrapped as good news for Congress

Congress is silently acknowledging it over-read verdict of last general election. You can see it in easy concession to SP. It will likely be more reasonable in Maharashtra & Jharkhand.