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The Muslims on Twitter have threatened that till the time Twitter verifies these accounts, they will spam Twitter with the hashtag.

After bullying Twitter into giving him blue tick and accusing it of being casteist while doing so, ThePrint columnist has urged Twitter to take it back

Zainab Sikander of ThePrint has dubbed the Pakistani and Khalistani protests a "movement by the people for the people of Kashmir".

Shekhar Gupta's The Print resorted to peddling false news after it claimed that the Modi government had briefed the US about its plans to scrap Article 370 twice.

The report was about a speech that the author had given at the India International Centre in Delhi last week. Instead, it turned out to be riddled with multiple factual errors and lies.

Grapes have been part of Indian cuisine centuries before the Mughals invaded India

Shivam Vij’s flagrantly contradictory articles claim all possible outcomes of an event, maybe so he could later claim that he was right in 50% of the instances.

Shekhar Gupta's ThePrint gives space to Shahid Afridi's vitriol, chooses to publish portions of his book 'Game Changer' where he singles out Gautam Gambhir and indulges in personal attacks

While trying to portray anti-India, anti-Hindu propagandist CJ Werleman, ThePrint seems to have forgotten that he is also a fake news peddler

Yesterday, media reports had also surfaced that Congress leaders had allegedly 'planted' the Army coup fake story back in 2012

This is not the first time ThePrint's ethics are questioned

Chetan Bhagat accused the author of the post for lying about his research on the book.

Even though a ‘Dalit’ A Raja was acquitted recently, Yadav and Gupta tried to play caste card.

Anuraag Saxena is a Singapore-based CA & MBA, who runs India Pride Project, which was termed 'communal' by ThePrint.

BHU students of Sanskrit Vidya Dharma Vigyan faculty are protesting against appointment of Muslim professor, Dr Firoz Khan

The Twitter hashtag #MosquesInIndia revealed many other mosques which were built after destroying temples.

In the viral video, DM Sharma was seen first dragging a person by his hand, then by his shirt and literally shoving him, all the while talking to him in a menacing and threatening manner.

No sooner was the Ayodhya verdict out, the usual suspects were busy playing caste politics over caste of the priest at the Ram Mandir.

Twitter India issues clarification regarding rules of usage on their platform.

Yogendra Yadav in The Print has exercised intellectual overreach by saying the impending verdict on Ram Mandir along with some other crucial proposals will test secular politics in India.

In 2017, Sanjay Hegde had shared a Gorakh Pandey poem on first execution in independent India with a title 'Hang him'. Last week, his account was suspended over this old tweet.

Dilip Mandal has gone on to urge people to trend 'Brahmanvadi Twitter' on the social media platform.

The blue tick is now being referred to as 'neeli janeu' because ThePrint columnist Dilip Mondal thinks he deserves a blue tick but Twitter is casteist in not giving him one.

Gopal Kanda is at the centre of a massive controversy after he announced support for BJP in Haryana

Sarvjeet Singh was accused of passing obscene remarks and harassing Jasleen Kaur, an AAP member at a traffic Signal in Delhi in 2015.

Kapil Sibal and Promila Sibal had recently faced flak for arbitrarily sacking employees of Tiranga TV without serving them notice

It’s not that Islam is all about violence. That will be as unfair as saying Hinduism is all about caste. However, currently, the political and mythological aspects of Islam are prevailing over the philosophical and mystic ones.

Home Minister Amit Shah made the statement at the fifth International Ramayana Festival.

Chitralekha Zutshi begins her article in The Print in a sombre and sad tone, stating Kashmiriyat is dead, while Zainab Sikander lamented the loss of voice of Muslims because of Jinnah

In the article, titled 'Indian Muslims are silent over Tabrez Ansari because of Muhammad Ali Jinnah', Shekhar Gupta led The Print argues that the Indian Muslim community has been beaten into silence by the all-encompassing Evil Hindu Fascism.