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  1. Noida has a new obsession. Installing clock towers everywhere

    theprint.in › ground-reports › noida-clock-towers › 2973543

    Delhi-based firm Medieval India is behind the restoration of several landmark clocks, including the iconic Lal Chowk Clock Tower in Srinagar.

    2026-07-05
  2. Punjab didn’t end stubble burning with bans. Gurudwaras played a role too

    theprint.in › opinion › punjab-stubble-burning-bans-gurudwaras › 2977349

    The results are documented. According to government data, fire incidents in Punjab fell by over 90 per cent, from nearly 80,000 in 2020 to 5,114 by 2025.

    Official
    2026-07-05
  3. India condemns demolition of pre-Partition gurdwara in Pakistan, urges strongest action

    theprint.in › diplomacy › india-condemns-demolition-of-pre-partition-gurdwara-in-pakis...

    New Delhi says this is not an isolated incident & 'systemic targeting of religious minorities and their places of worship in Pakistan continues unabated'.

    2026-07-06
  4. Rejig discontent in Punjab Congress spills out in open

    theprint.in › politics › rejig-discontent-in-punjab-congress-out-in-open-channi-flexes...

    This comes days after Congress leadership constituted poll committees, retaining Amarinder Singh Raja Warring as Punjab Congress chief & Partap Singh Bajwa as LoP.

    2026-07-05
  5. From Sher Shah Suri to the Taliban, the long Afghan story in India

    theprint.in › opinion › afghanistan-india-history-pakistan-conflict › 2869971

    From medieval horse traders to the Taliban, the deep and entangled history between Afghanistan and the Indian subcontinent — and why it still matters today.

    2026-07-05
  6. HC doubles compensation to family of a woman who died after road crash. 'Role of a homemaker integral' – ThePrint – Select

    theprint.in › judiciary › hc-doubles-compensation-to-family-of-a-woman-who-died-after-...

    The Punjab & Haryana HC also awarded Rs 15 lakh for the ‘unspeakable suffering’ Shilpa Jain endured. Jain was in a vegetative state for three years after the accident. She died in 2017.

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    2026-07-05
  7. ASI isn’t publishing excavation reports on time. Rakhigarhi to Ropar

    theprint.in › the-fineprint › asi-isnt-publishing-its-excavation-reports-on-time-rakhi...

    ASI is digging more than ever, but delayed excavation reports are hindering the dissemination of valuable information to scholars and public.

    2026-07-05
  8. India has lost the language for Iran

    theprint.in › opinion › india-has-lost-the-language-for-iran › 2876507

    When the British replaced Persian with English as the administrative language in 1837, they uprooted a seven-century tradition that had become, in every sense, Indian.

    2026-07-05