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ThePrintAM: Did Delhi High Court uphold the ban on French liquor giant Pernod Ricard in the Capital?

ThePrintAM: Did Delhi High Court uphold the ban on French liquor giant Pernod Ricard in the Capital?

ThePrintPod: Pakistan’s role in West Asia conflict mirrors a familiar pattern—use and discard by the US

ThePrintPod: Pakistan’s role in West Asia conflict mirrors a familiar pattern—use and discard by the US

Opinion: Gujarat's Dholavira: The Harappan city that holds the solution to India’s water crisis

Archaeology offers something increasingly rare in combating global water crisis—a long-term perspective on how human societies learned to live with drought and environmental stress.Archaeologist and ThePrint columnist Disha Ahluwalia traces how a Harappan city holds the solution to India’s water crisis.

DefenceScope: AMCA tender out: Why is it a turning point for India?

India has initiated what will become the biggest structural shift in its military aviation ecosystem since Independence, opening the door for private industry to move from being suppliers and vendors to becoming central players in the country’s most ambitious combat aircraft programme. Snehesh Alex Philip, Editor - Defence and Diplomacy at ThePrint explains in #DefenceScope.

ThePrintPod: Kuno cheetahs tranquilised 110 times in the first two years: Exclusive details of internal documents

India’s ambitious Project Cheetah was projected as a historic wildlife comeback story. But an exclusive document accessed by ThePrint reveals a troubling side to the conservation effort. Between 2022 and 2024, cheetahs in Madhya Pradesh’s Kuno National Park were reportedly tranquilised 110 times for management, medical interventions, and to prevent them from straying outside park boundaries. Wildlife experts warn that repeated chemical immobilisation can have long-term physiological and behavioural consequences for the big cats.

ThePrintAM: Why did SC uphold validity of SIR? [7:39 PM]

ThePrintAM: What has China said on Quad joint statement?

Economix: The rupee does not need a defender. It needs an economy worth defending

The rupee reached a value of 96.91 against the dollar on 20 May, marking a 16.1 per cent depreciation over 18 months, thereby rendering it Asia’s worst-performing major currency for two consecutive years. ThePrint Consulting Editor (Economics) Bidisha Bhattacharya argues that the rupee does not need a defender, rather it needs an economy worth defending.

ThePrintPod:Kerala not Bengal’: Amid criticism, CM Satheesan defends state CEO Kelkar’s appointment as secretary

Kerala not Bengal’: Amid criticism, CM Satheesan defends state CEO Kelkar’s appointment as secretary

ThePrintOpinionPod: India must stop being the ‘gentle elephant’. Modi’s Europe tour marks a strategic shift

ThePrintOpinionPod: India must stop being the ‘gentle elephant’. Modi’s Europe tour marks a strategic shift