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  • ThePrintPod: Why SC stand on Scheduled Caste conversion signals a structural reset in India

    ThePrintPod: Why SC stand on Scheduled Caste conversion signals a structural reset in India
    Mar 27 2026
    British Colonial censuses did not merely record caste, they froze it, standardised it, and permanently tied it to governance. Independent India inherited this mechanism.
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  • ThePrintPod: https://theprint.in/diplomacy/will-address-sensitive-issues-with-india-in-all-sincerity-candour-envoy-on-bangladesh-national-day/2889941/#

    ThePrintPod: https://theprint.in/diplomacy/will-address-sensitive-issues-with-india-in-all-sincerity-candour-envoy-on-bangladesh-national-day/2889941/#
    Mar 27 2026
    High Commissioner Riaz Hamidullah, in address on 56th Independence Day of Bangladesh, termed Dhaka-New Delhi ties as ‘unique, multi-dimensional’, with ‘common developmental aspiration’.
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  • ThePrintPod: Ukraine-Saudi Arabia deal over drone expertise during Zelensky's visit & amid Gulf war

    ThePrintPod: Ukraine-Saudi Arabia deal over drone expertise during Zelensky's visit & amid Gulf war
    Mar 27 2026

    Volodymyr Zelensky made a surprise visit to Saudi Arabia on Thursday, 26th March, where the two leaders discussed both regional escalation and the war in Ukraine. Kyiv and Riyadh signed a security cooperation agreement, particularly focused on “protection of the skies", a reference to Ukraine’s expertise in countering drone attacks. Samah Qundeel explains.
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  • ThePrintPod: 'CEC Gyanesh Kumar is a constitutional failure. Damage is not procedural, it is existential'

    ThePrintPod: 'CEC Gyanesh Kumar is a constitutional failure. Damage is not procedural, it is existential'
    Mar 27 2026

    Former CEC TN Seshan was feared, formidable & famously outspoken. He was never partisan. In contrast, Gyanesh Kumar has a cavalier disdain, even disrespect, toward the Opposition. Gyanesh Kumar’s actions represent a systematic erosion of constitutional guarantees. Gyanesh Kumar is not guilty of only administrative excess. He has been a constitutional failure. The Republic cannot function with a compromised umpire. Elections cannot be credible if the referee is in question, bent on demolishing the level playing field. And democracy cannot survive if the voter is treated as a suspect. Kumar’s tenure has raised too many questions, triggered too many doubts, and crossed too many lines. The cost of inaction is simply too high. Therefore, constitutionally and unequivocally, CEC Gyanesh Kumar must go. Watch this week's column for ThePrint by Sagarika Ghose, TMC MP, Rajya Sabha

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    To Read: https://theprint.in/opinion/cec-gyanesh-kumar-is-a-constitutional-failure-damage-is-not-procedural-it-is-existential/2884544/
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  • ThePrintAM: Why did UK court reject Nirav Modi’s bid to stall extradition?

    ThePrintAM: Why did UK court reject Nirav Modi’s bid to stall extradition?
    Mar 27 2026

    ThePrintAM: Why did UK court reject Nirav Modi’s bid to stall extradition?
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  • ThePrintPOD: ‘Detailed & reliable’—India’s assurances thwart Nirav Modi’s extradition challenge before UK High Court

    ThePrintPOD: ‘Detailed & reliable’—India’s assurances thwart Nirav Modi’s extradition challenge before UK High Court
    Mar 26 2026

    ThePrintPOD: ‘Detailed & reliable’—India’s assurances thwart Nirav Modi’s extradition challenge before UK High Court
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  • OpinionPod: ‘China is excluding India from its South Asia outreach, New Delhi’s being framed as volatile’

    OpinionPod: ‘China is excluding India from its South Asia outreach, New Delhi’s being framed as volatile’
    Mar 26 2026
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  • ThePrintPod: 'Awami League desperately needs new leadership. It’s looking for it in wrong places'

    ThePrintPod: 'Awami League desperately needs new leadership. It’s looking for it in wrong places'
    Mar 26 2026

    What Awami League needs now is not an answer to who will succeed Hasina or even a debate on whether Hasina should return to Bangladesh, but a new leadership on the ground.. Watch Author & ThePrint Columnist Deep Halder explain:

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    To Read: https://theprint.in/opinion/awami-league-desperately-needs-new-leadership-its-looking-for-it-in-wrong-places/2879667/
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