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ThePrintPod: You know India’s GDP but do you know your city’s? Govt takes key step to boost growth of cities

The city GDP metric will help policymakers with better socio-economic and infrastructure planning and attract private investment to develop cities as “engines of growth”.
 

MacroSutra POD: India's caution over cryptos while Trump welcomes them

US President Trump has brought significant clarity to crypto regulation in the US and has welcomed such digital assets, especially stable coins. India, however, continues to follow a cautious approach, but there are some positives here too. Economist Radhika Pandey and Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan discuss in ThePrint #MacroSutra.

Security Code: Europe is imploding. Blame liberals for German elections, not Nazi terror

Europe is imploding. Blame liberals for German elections, not Nazi terror

ThePrintAM:What is ‘National Citizens Party’ set up by Bangladeshi students who ousted Hasina?

Bangladeshi students who ousted Hasina set up ‘National Citizens Party’. Where it stands on key issues
 
https://theprint.in/world/bangladeshi-students-who-ousted-hasina-set-up-national-citizen-party-where-it-stands-on-key-issues/2513969/

CutTheCLutter: Why TN, Karnataka see BJP agenda in timing of delimitation & what's in store for other states

CutTheCLutter: Why TN, Karnataka see BJP agenda in timing of delimitation & what's in store for other states

Opinion POD: 'From Solar dos Colaços to Harvalkar House, Goan homes hold the stories of a dying era'

'Two books about Goan heritage homes, one by photographer Ulka Chauhan and another by author Heta Pandit, allow us to enter these spaces not as tourists but as witnesses to living history,' says Karanjeet Kaur, journalist and former editor of Arré, in this week's column.

PureScience POD: All you need to know about the 'City Killer' asteroid & why it is unlikely to hit the Earth in 2032

#purescience In December last year, scientists discovered an object barrelling toward Earth. The ‘city killer’ Asteroid 2024 YR4 now has only a 1.5% chance of hitting the Earth as opposed to 3.1%, as per the latest prediction by the US space agency, NASA. The space agency said the 3.1% probability, or a 1-in-32 chance of hitting the Earth, was the highest odds yet for an asteroid this size.

ThePrintAM: Why has Modi govt opposed plea seeking life ban on convicted lawmakers?

ThePrintPod: Whistle-blowers or party snipers? UP ministers’ ‘letter bombs’ leaving Yogi govt red-faced

ThePrintPod: 2 board exams for class 10 starting next year? CBSE considering major overhaul

The board released a draft policy Tuesday introducing reforms that are in line with 2023 National Curriculum Framework for school education, which was updated to align with NEP 2020.