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ThePrintAM: What’s the row over Sonia Gandhi’s remarks on President Murmu?

What’s the row over Sonia Gandhi’s remarks on President Murmu? 

ThePrintPod: Maha Kumbh tragedy was caused by a lack of discipline. It could also be a conspiracy

If the resurgence of Hindu consolidation results in ritualistic congregations of huge magnitude without discipline, accidents are bound to happen. Devotees need to be trained in crowd management.

MacroSutra: Why India’s liquidity situation will affect RBI & Budget 2025

The liquidity in India’s financial system has connections to the RBI’s monetary policy as well as Budget 2025. Watch as Economist Radhika Pandey and Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan deconstruct this in ThePrint #MacroSutra.

ThePrintAM:Why is Haryana Minister Anil Vij upset with Nayab Singh Saini-led govt?

ThePrintPod: ‘Cyber crime as a service’ with after-sale support: Inside ‘DK Boss’ gang’s cyber crime module in Jamtara

Jharkhand Police say cyber crime module, run by school dropouts using AI tools & YouTube tutorials, defrauded nearly 3,000 mobile users of Rs 12 crore and is linked to over 500 cases.

ThePrintPod: Rajasthan HC calls for legislation on live-in relationships, directs registration by govt authority

Court says that the registration authority set up will also address grievances of live-in partners, especially issues concerning children born from such unions.

OpinionPOD: 'RG Kar and Sharon Raj verdicts are saying something about who we are, and it’s not good'

On January 20, 2025, two Indian courtrooms separated by 2,500 kilometres, delivered two widely diverging verdicts. Both the judgments – the life sentence awarded to Sanjoy Roy in the brutal rape and murder of a doctor at the RG Kar Medical College, and the death penalty for S.S. Greeshma in the Sharon Raj murder – “feel” wildly dissatisfying. The parallel narratives — one of institutional violence, another of intimate violence — force us to confront uncomfortable questions. Both the RG Kar and Sharon Raj verdicts reveal a need for neat narratives, for monsters we can identify and eliminate by sending our problems to the gallows. But violence rarely announces itself with such clarity. When we reduce justice to a spectacle — whether through public bloodlust or performative celebration — we dodge the harder questions about why women’s bodies remain battlegrounds… and why their choices invite harsher judgment than their violation," says Karanjeet Kaur, journalist and former editor of Arré, in this week's column ----------------------------------------------------------------

ThePrintAM: What led to Mahakumbh stampede?

CutTheClutter: The anti-vaxxer Kennedy: Trump ally RFK Jr’s path to power as he aims for US Health Secy position

ThePrintPod: Why labour rights’ activists see TN registration for Samsung workers’ union as a turning point

Tamil Nadu labour dept Monday officially registered Samsung India Workers Union, a development that took place at the end of a 7-month struggle by employees.