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After 27 years of its conceptualization, the Navi Mumbai International Airport is finally ready, with an IAF flight marking its inauguration on Friday. In episode 1532 of Cut The Clutter, Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta reflects on the challenges that delayed its construction and the relief it will provide to Mumbai's overburdened airport.

Not recruiting from civilian and scientific talent pools risks a ‘failure of imagination’, hindering India’s ability to pre-empt previously unanticipated dangers.
 

The ex-MP's presence at a gathering of party workers in Mumbai, her 1st in 5 yrs, has given Congress leadership hope that she is considering their request to contest from Bandra West.

The use of what is being called the 'most powerful non-nuclear weapon in the world' in Ukraine has landed Russia in the International Criminal Court.

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Ratan Tata was one of the first backers of ThePrint. He was one of the first ones to even bring up the idea to Editor-in-chief Shekhar Gupta. In this episode of ThePrint's 'First Person Second Draft,' Shekhar Gupta shares this and other anecdotes from his interaction with the industrialist.

Ratan Tata passed away at the age of 86 years. Ratan Tata was a symbol of how India thought business should be about honesty and ethical values. Author and Columnist Vir Sanghvi throws light on how Ratan Tata built an empire worth billions of dollars and how it ruled the hearts of Indians.