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25 years ago, Lashkar-e-Taiba killed 35 Sikhs in Kashmir. This is how they got away with it

1 day ago | theprint.in | Praveen Swami

Two of the terrorists held on charges of being responsible for the massacre were escorted across the border into Pakistan in 2015 after being acquitted of all charges by a Delhi court. Muzammil Bhat, the Lashkar jihadist believed to have led the killing team, went on to train the men who carried out the 26/11 carnage in Mumbai, according to the testimony of incarcerated perpetrator David Headley.
Shin Bet chief says Netanyahu wants to make Israel a police state

1 day ago | theprint.in | Praveen Swami

Few nations have stories of espionage—and its handmaidens, intrigue and deceit—so entwined with their origin myths. Few nations owe so much to their intelligence services for their survival, either.
Bittu Bajrangi-led cow vigilantes seek release of Haryana cop who forced Muslim man to eat chilli paste

2 days ago | theprint.in | Sushil Manav

The inspector has faced accusations of brutality in the past, ThePrint has learnt. Sources within the Palwal police said that Sharma was under scrutiny for similar misconduct in the past. Three arrested accused in a cyber fraud case have alleged physical assault by Sharma, they said, adding that a departmental inquiry was still pending.
India’s finally getting key terror suspects extradited. Can prosecutors deliver justice?

2 days ago | theprint.in | Praveen Swami

The most important of the deportees is Ramanjit Singh ‘Romi’ from Hong Kong, who is accused of engineering the November 2016 jailbreak that led to the escape of Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF) chief Harminder Singh Mintu. Though Harminder Singh was rearrested within hours, Ramanjit is alleged to have carried out multiple armed robberies in Hong Kong before his arrest there.
UPSC declares Civil Services Examination 2024 results. Shakti Dubey from Prayagraj secures 1st rank

2 days ago | theprint.in | Nootan Sharma

Dubey completed her schooling and graduation from Prayagraj. She did her Bachelors from the University of Allahabad and later pursued her post-graduation in Biochemistry from Banaras Hindu University (BHU). She had been preparing for UPSC since 2018. The Mains (written) exams were held in September 2024 followed by interviews between January and April 2025 for the personality test. Around 13.4 lakh candidates had applied for the CSE 2024 across the country.
In late-night police force rejig, Saini govt transfers 55 IPS, HPS officers. A look at key appointments

2 days ago | theprint.in | Sushil Manav

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No more Raj Bhavans. We don’t need governors

2 days ago | theprint.in | Sagarika Ghose

But into this rampant politicisation of the governor’s post has now stepped a stern Supreme Court. On 8 April, in a stinging judgment delivered by a two-judge bench, Justices JB Pardiwala and R Mahadevan came down heavily on Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi for misuse of powers. The apex court held that the way the Tamil Nadu Governor was withholding his assent to bills was illegal and unconstitutional.
14 million displaced, thousands killed-Sudan civil war shows failure of global powers

2 days ago | theprint.in | Praveen Swami

From their homelands, the slaves were sent to fight for the army in Egypt, to fight alongside colonial forces from Kenya to Congo to Uganda. They fought in the Middle East, they fought in the Crimean Wars against Russia, and even served French Emperor Napoleon III in Mexico, returning to parades in Paris where they were awarded the Légion d’Honneur.
Allies turn rivals as JNU Left splits wide open ahead of deferred high-stakes student polls

2 days ago | theprint.in | Kartikay Mehrotra

Consequently, several candidates were unable to officially withdraw their nominations, and the final list was released shortly afterwards—leaving many within the Left faction feeling disenfranchised and excluded from the proper procedure. Amid the growing unrest, the EC opened another withdrawal window on 18 April, from 2 pm to 2:30 pm, which only exacerbated tensions.
King Charles, PM Keir Starmer lead UK tributes to Pope Francis

3 days ago | theprint.in | Aditi Khanna

“Our heavy hearts have been somewhat eased, however, to know that His Holiness was able to share an Easter Greeting with the Church and the world he served with such devotion throughout his life and ministry,” King Charles and Queen Camilla said in a statement released by Buckingham Palace.