Players from Delhi’s rugby teams say tournaments outside the capital reveal the stark gap in facilities, training and government support in the national capital.
In Umpanai, women have always been central to farming. Yet they have been kept outside the actual business of agriculture — pricing, negotiations and market access.
After three years of Meitei-Kuki violence, rising clashes between Nagas and Kukis are reshaping Manipur’s conflict and triggering fresh security concerns.
ThePrint visited public washrooms across Delhi—from Chandni Chowk and AIIMS to metro stations and upscale markets like Saket and Safdarjung Enclave. Everywhere, the same problems persisted: unhygienic conditions and an overpowering stench.
Birds are falling from the sky, fish are dying in Delhi lakes, schools are shutting early and farmers are working through the night as temperatures surge across India.
Vijay’s rise has reignited debate over whether he is the ideological heir to the Dravidian movement or the harbinger of a modernised variant of this ideology, representing Gen Z.
ED alleges Delhi-based Neeraj Kumar Gupta built the pyramid from a garment shop in Meghalaya to shell companies— and then produced films with the proceeds.
The Delhi Gymkhana Club may symbolise old Lutyens privilege, but the Modi government’s real legacy is unprecedented concentration of wealth, crony capitalism and rising inequality in India.
The SEBI proposal also seeks to permit investors to contribute to a social cause through a part of the subscription amount of the mutual fund or the scheme’s return.
Operating under the motto ‘Sadaiva Sarvottama’ (Always the Best), the team functions as part of the IAF’s No. 52 Squadron, affectionately nicknamed ‘The Sharks’.
An oil shock, monsoon fears, rampant unemployment, and the seeming inevitability of inflation are common to both eras. Indira Gandhi’s self-destructive responses are instructive today.
Political parties should do their own research. Instead of outsourcing the job.
Perhaps, we should create a common infrastructure, for political campaigning, like giant TV screens at major road intersections, displaying ads of every political party, one after the other.
Then political funding will not be a necessity anymore. Everyone will get equal chance.
Political parties should do their own research. Instead of outsourcing the job.
Perhaps, we should create a common infrastructure, for political campaigning, like giant TV screens at major road intersections, displaying ads of every political party, one after the other.
Then political funding will not be a necessity anymore. Everyone will get equal chance.