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ThePrintPod: The case that led HC to order Haryana to draft disaster plan for residential communities on riverbanks

The ruling came in a case where a developer challenged Haryana’s reclassification of its land near the flood-prone Tangri River from 'residential' to 'agricultural'.
 

ThePrintAM: What’s the row over Punjab minister Dhaliwal?

National Interest: Trump taunts & protection money demands bring the nukes back in fashion

Focus on free trade, globalisation, Ukraine and Gaza, aren’t the only issues of the greatest future implications. Trump has already killed and buried the idea of non-proliferation.

ThePrintAM: What’s the Centre vs Tamil Nadu row over NEP?

CutTheClutter: Why is gold price breaking through the roof & world still chasing it? Think Trump, geopolitics

Gold prices have surged 42% globally since January 2024. Most central banks, including China, Turkey, and India, are increasing their gold reserves. Gold is seen as a safe-haven asset, rising during economic turmoil and inflation. With Trump’s return and global trade tensions, markets are becoming volatile, further fueling demand. ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta explores this and more in Episode 1612 of #CutTheClutter.

ThePrintPod: A Dalit Christian’s body lay in Chhattisgarh mortuary for 3 weeks—courts feared ‘public unrest’

In Chhattisgarh, Ramesh Baghel has been fighting a lone battle to bury his father, Subhash, in the village graveyard—but both the High Court and the Supreme Court have turned him away.
 

MacroSutra: Trump's reciprocal tariff plan & how it may affect few sectors in India

Sharp Edge: Outrage over Ranveer Allahbadia is calculated to lay the ground for digital media censorship

Ranveer Allahbadia, who calls himself The Beer Biceps Guy, has become public enemy number one for Right-wing (or Hindutva-supporting) social media activists and is the target of various police forces (mostly from BJP-ruled states) for comments made on an odious YouTube show called India’s Got Latent. There are many ironies to this. For a start, Beer Biceps has been an enthusiastic bootlicker of this government, prostrating himself before powerful figures while conducting “interviews” (using the term in its loosest sense) with them. The very Right wing these guys so proudly identified with suddenly kicked them in the face—even as they were licking its toes. Not only was there a huge social media campaign against them, but they now face prosecution and persecution. No Indian citizen should have the full weight of the state used against them over a joke, no matter how crass or distasteful. You don’t have to like these guys—let alone laugh at their jokes—to stand up for their rights as citizens.

CutTheCLutter: BJP’s CM in Delhi, end of rift with L-G & triple-engine govt | DK Singh & Neelam Pandey join in

CutTheCLutter: BJP’s CM in Delhi, end of rift with L-G & triple-engine govt | DK Singh & Neelam Pandey join in

ThePrintPod: BJP made big promises in Delhi on disability rights. Now comes the real test

For Delhi’s disabled community, the pursuit of equity continues—this time with renewed optimism under the new government. Will it rise to the challenge and build an inclusive Delhi?