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Why SC backed Uttarakhand govt decision to cut pension from salaries of retd state commission appointees Giridharan Velamore, TPSJ alum and intern at ThePrint, reports #ThePrintLaw theprint.in/judiciary/why-sc…
Why SC backed Uttarakhand govt decision to cut pension from salaries of retd state commission...

Why SC backed Uttarakhand govt decision to cut pension from salaries of retd state commission...

Uttarakhand Public Service Commission (Conditions of Service) Regulations 2004 apply ‘pay minus pension’ system to govt servants appointed to constitutional offices after retirement.

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'It was a fight between the political and the personal. Which side won? Nobody is quite sure.' Shailaja Bajpai @shailajabajpai writes #Telescope #ThePrintOpinion theprint.in/opinion/telescop…
What news made of Sonia Gandhi’s memoir. ‘Siyasi toofan’ to ‘pen and Harpic’

What news made of Sonia Gandhi’s memoir. ‘Siyasi toofan’ to ‘pen and Harpic’

It was a fight between the political and the personal. Which side won? Nobody is quite sure.

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Emily in Paris gets one last season, and it’s taking her to Greece Tarini Unnikrishnan @tarini2211 reports #ThePrintFeature theprint.in/entertainment/em…
Emily in Paris gets one last season, and it’s taking her to Greece

Emily in Paris gets one last season, and it’s taking her to Greece

Netflix released the first teaser for the sixth and final season of Emily in Paris on 11 November.

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ThePrint #50WordEdit on Sonia Gandhi’s memoir tinyurl.com/4wzhbpwy
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Haryana’s sports stadiums are crumbling. Athletes struggle with broken tracks, rusted poles Sakshi Mehra @sakshiiimehra reports #ThePrintGroundReport theprint.in/ground-reports/h…
Haryana’s sports stadiums are crumbling. Athletes struggle with broken tracks, rusted poles

Haryana’s sports stadiums are crumbling. Athletes struggle with broken tracks, rusted poles

Across Haryana, young athletes continue to train in stadiums where basic safety and maintenance remain a concern.

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'Indian yogis once crossed China’s borders as Buddhist monks—merchants to spies to diplomats' Anirudh Kanisetti @AKanisetti, author and historian, writes #ThinkingMedieval #ThePrintOpinion theprint.in/opinion/indian-y…
Indian yogis once crossed China’s borders as Buddhist monks—merchants to spies to diplomats

Indian yogis once crossed China’s borders as Buddhist monks—merchants to spies to diplomats

From the 1500s to the 1700s, several strange Indian characters appear in Chinese records. While some were nine feet tall, others could contort their bodies in strange ways.

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‘Is CM Vijay making Tamil Nadu do a U-turn on federalism and state autonomy?’ MG Devasahayam, retired IAS officer and chairman of People-First, writes #ThePrintOpinion theprint.in/opinion/is-cm-vi…
Is CM Vijay making Tamil Nadu do a U-turn on federalism and state autonomy?

Is CM Vijay making Tamil Nadu do a U-turn on federalism and state autonomy?

On 6 November, the Vijay-led government scrapped the Kurian Committee on Union-State Relations, which had made strong recommendations for giving states more power.

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'Jensen Huang affair — The spy, the seductress and the story we keep falling for' Praveen Swami @praveenswami, contributing editor, writes #SecurityCode #ThePrintOpinion theprint.in/opinion/jensen-h…
Jensen Huang affair — The spy, the seductress and the story we keep falling for

Jensen Huang affair — The spy, the seductress and the story we keep falling for

Just three of the 224 cases of Chinese espionage against the United States between 2000 and 2024 involved sex.

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Building at home, yet buying more from China? India’s manufacturing push meets an import paradox Rahul Saikia reports #ThePrintEconomy theprint.in/economy/building…
Building at home, yet buying more from China? India's manufacturing push meets an import paradox

Building at home, yet buying more from China? India's manufacturing push meets an import paradox

From electronics to pharmaceutical components, India's manufacturing ambitions remain reliant on Chinese inputs, even as government steps up efforts to build domestic capabilities.

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Russia-Ukraine capitals exchange fire as peace talks conclude and US envoys plan to meet Putin theprint.in/world/russia-ukr…
Russia-Ukraine capitals exchange fire as peace talks conclude and US envoys plan to meet Putin

Russia-Ukraine capitals exchange fire as peace talks conclude and US envoys plan to meet Putin

Russia reportedly downed five drones that were heading for Moscow.  US mediators say differences remain on major issues, including territorial questions.

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Nvidia board meets to decide CEO Jensen Huang’s future as leadership crisis deepens theprint.in/world/nvidia-boa…
Nvidia board meets to decide CEO Jensen Huang’s future as leadership crisis deepens

Nvidia board meets to decide CEO Jensen Huang’s future as leadership crisis deepens

Under Nvidia’s bylaws, Huang can be removed ‘with or without cause’ by a majority vote of directors. The AI tech giant grapples with reports of 2 extramarital affairs involving Huang.

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Haryana working extensively towards stubble management and environmental protection, says govt theprint.in/environment/hary…
Haryana working extensively towards stubble management and environmental protection, says govt

Haryana working extensively towards stubble management and environmental protection, says govt

Along with providing farmers access to modern resources, the govt is also extending financial incentives to encourage the adoption of sustainable practices.

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Nvidia row puts US-China trade truce to test with Xi set to welcome Trump next week theprint.in/world/nvidia-row…
Nvidia row puts US-China trade truce to test with Xi set to welcome Trump next week

Nvidia row puts US-China trade truce to test with Xi set to welcome Trump next week

At stake is a yearlong trade truce between the world’s top economies expiring in January—its renewal hinges, in large part, on US pausing new restrictions on tech shipments to China.

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What Japan’s new military posture means for the country and the Indo-Pacific- Watch Swasti Rao @swasrao explain: youtu.be/vmZatvIMsQ0
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From 1984 to 2002 riots, Indira Gandhi's 'temper' to Rahul Gandhi's childhood and the power tussle within Congress, what's in Sonia Gandhi's memoir? Esha Mishra @esha__mishra explains 24 key takeaways: youtu.be/begGXXsMjSE
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Kiara Advani, Sidharth Malhotra spill secrets about marriage, breakups on Koffee with Karan Tarini Unnikrishnan @tarini2211 reports #ThePrintFeature theprint.in/entertainment/ki…
Kiara Advani, Sidharth Malhotra spill secrets about marriage, breakups on Koffee with Karan

Kiara Advani, Sidharth Malhotra spill secrets about marriage, breakups on Koffee with Karan

From sliding into DMs to nearly calling it quits, Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra revisited their relationship on Koffee with Karan.

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How Sonia Gandhi’s autobiography portrays Pranab Mukherjee’s PM ambition? In #ThePrintPod, @ShekharGupta also takes us back to the former President’s account, as described in his memoir. #CutTheClutter Spotify: tinyurl.com/5hxc6c4e Amazon: tinyurl.com/yck4phsz
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JNU reservation row: Why student groups are opposed to current allocation of reserved PhD seats Fareeha Iftikhar @Iftikharfariha reports #ThePrintEducation theprint.in/india/education/…
JNU reservation row: Why student groups are opposed to current allocation of reserved PhD seats

JNU reservation row: Why student groups are opposed to current allocation of reserved PhD seats

JNU admits PhD students through three routes: University Grants Commission (UGC)/Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)–National Eligibility Test (NET), Junior Research Fellowship (JRF)...

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