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Friday Jun 19, 2026
Friday Jun 19, 2026
ThePrintPod: US VP Vance lashes out at Israel over criticism of Iran deal—‘wake up & smell the reality’
Friday Jun 19, 2026
Friday Jun 19, 2026
ThePrintPod: India-UK FTA to kick in on 15 July. What gets cheaper & how Indian exporters stand to benefit
Friday Jun 19, 2026
Friday Jun 19, 2026
ThePrintPod: 146 new legislators, one crash course: Tamil Nadu’s TVK govt prepares rookie MLAs for assembly debut
Friday Jun 19, 2026
Friday Jun 19, 2026
ThePrintAM: IIT to DU: How did Indian Universities fare in QS World Rankings?
Friday Jun 19, 2026
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
ThePrintAM: What has Telegram's CEO Pavel Durov said on the Govt's Temporary Telegram Ban?
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
Belagavi ex-armyman murder: A minor bike accident, fatal poisoning & Rs 2-cr insurance ‘plot’
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
ThePrintPod: After months of criticism & poll setback, CPI(M) suspends Sabarimala gold theft accused Padmakumar
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
Thursday Jun 18, 2026
ThePrintPod : ‘Operation Tiger’ in the making? With MPs reaching Delhi, denouement approaches for Uddhav’s Shiv Sena
Wednesday Jun 17, 2026
Wednesday Jun 17, 2026
For three decades, India has been advised on the importance of fiscal discipline, with recommendations to maintain tight deficits, rationalise subsidies and allow market-driven allocations. India has largely adhered to these guidelines, often with difficulty and under close observation. In contrast, the world’s second-largest economy has been implementing one of the largest industrial subsidy programmes in history, which international bodies have not openly addressed. ThePrint Consulting Editor (Economics) Bidisha Bhattacharya explains: #Economix