The Hindu articles on 12 March 2026

• Motion to oust LS Speaker rejected amid drama over Shah’s comments on Rahul
• SC upholds ‘right to die’ for man in vegetative state
• NCERT book row: Supreme Court unhappy with ‘rewritten’ chapter
• Bill to codify IPS deputation in Central Armed Police Forces may be tabled in this session
• Most common word used by Speaker is ‘no’: Opposition
• Reforming choice-based education
• Policy missteps
• British war graves commission
• A revision of GDP and its implications
• Global energy concerns mount as Iran hits ships
• Protesters seek NRC before Census to weed out ‘infiltrators’ in Manipur
• Speaker forced to act according to govt. wishes, says Opposition
• In Rajya Sabha, MPs blame PM’s foreign policy for fuel crisis
• LS represents whole country, not just one party: Rahul
• Judge distinguishes between active and passive euthanasia
• ‘Right to dignified death prevails over interest of the state’
• Holding up half the sky on India’s farms
• Trump has one strategy for midterms, but House Republicans have another
• Coastal protection
• Meghalaya tribal council polls put off as violence continues in Garo Hills
• Civilians held captive, fresh tension grips Manipur’s Ukhrul
• ‘Non-Sanatanis may not enter Badrinath, Kedarnath temples’
• New EPS rules leave out clause on higher pension
• Telegram told to bar 3,100 channels over copyright issue
• HC notice on plea against regularising ‘illegal’ signage
• Youth-backed RSP win signals Nepal’s new political era
• A seismic decision
• How the war in West Asia exposes India’s LPG dependence
• The crisis of the Left in Telangana
• The National Book Trust’s India@75 series brings forgotten figures into the limelight
• The DAILY QUIZ
• Know your English
• ‘Investment rule tweaks will benefit electronics, rare earths’
• ‘India has overall coal stock for 88 days, can meet rising demand’
• RSP gets highest number of votes, says Nepal’s EC
• Japan marks 15th year since tsunami, nuclear disaster
• Govt. masking incompetence, Modi must respond in House on impact of conflict: Kharge
• No need to panic: Modi on energy supply crisis
• Provide security for LPG supply chain: govt.
• Speaker dismisses disqualification pleas against BRS MLAs
• Groups to prevent human-wildlife conflict linked to elephant deaths
• ‘Delays in Starship risk NASA’s moon landing plan’
• IEA proposes largest ever oil release from strategic reserves
• 108 Maoists with a bounty of ₹3.29 cr. surrender in Bastar
• India, France Armies conduct exchange on precision firing
• Sales of electric cooktops sizzle as LPG flameout worries families
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• Air India Express flight makes hard landing at Phuket
• Bhishma’s steely resolve
• Reliance silent on ‘historic’ refinery deal with U.S.
• Regulator bars misleading ads on anti-obesity drugs
• Why is India staring at LPG deficit?
• LPG output rises 25% since issue of supply maintenance orders
• Flame of hope
• John Deere unveils 130 HP heavy duty tractor at ₹65 lakh
• ‘War may knock off a modest percentage of IT growth short term’
• Maersk to levy emergency bunker surcharge
• Market rout continues as benchmark indices fall 1.6%
• U.S. tariff reprieve sparks scramble, scepticism in China’s export hubs
• Prices of new cars have soared. Here’s one big reason why.
• Carmaker Porsche aims at regaining speed with cost reduction and combustion engines
• ‘Anthropic has strong case against Pentagon blacklisting’
• Tucker Carlson: stirring Christian conservatives against war and Israel
• Eroding empire
• Iranian police chief says anti-govt. protesters to be treated as ‘enemies’
• ‘War could end soon; nothing left to target in Iran,’ says Trump
• Polish prosecutors start human trafficking probe into Epstein ring
• Lebanon conflict brings rare public backlash against Hezbollah as war flares again
• U.K. bans pro-Palestinian march over ‘support for Iranian regime’
• Against hegemony
• NC alleges attempt to kill Farooq in Jammu; one held
• States feel the LPG cylinder pinch
• Ceramic units in ‘pottery town’ of Khurja face closure amid the West Asian crisis
• Fuel crisis, supply chain disruption, rise in cost of raw material hit Haryana industry
• Transit pass must now for vehicles entering Bihar with minerals
• Ravi reaches Kolkata, to be sworn in as Governor today
• Treasure evaluation panel estimates gold found in Gadag to be over 500 years old
• Kumbh Mela fame Monalisa Bhosle marries in Kerala amid family row
• ‘Operation Sindoor marks Army’s shift to proactive deterrence’
• Stalin unveils foundation for battery pack unit
• Court in Kerala quashes case against actor Shweta Menon
• 140 Indians stuck in Bahrain reach Kochi
• Jitish to lead curator selection of Biennale
• Shiv Pratap Shukla sworn in as Telangana Governor
• letters to the editor
• Britain was involved in Ukraine’s missile strike on Russia: Kremlin
• GainBitcoin scam: CBI arrests Darwin Labs co-founder
• DMK betrayed mandate given by people of T.N. in 2021, says Modi at NDA rally in Tiruchi
• Maharashtra fee fixing body faces graft probe after MLA alleges ₹40,000-crore scam
• Meghalaya police attacked in Haryana’s Nuh; case registered
• Modi launches Kerala poll campaign, attacks LDF, UDF
• High Court upholds conviction of former MLA in cheque case
• Several plastic pipes of L&T gutted in fire in Velagapudi
• Technical aids to prevent train accidents
• Iran’s Supreme Leader is injured but ‘safe and sound’: President’s son
• Sri Lanka court orders handover of Iranian sailors’ bodies to embassy
• Chinnaswamy to host opener between Royal Challengers and Sunrisers on March 28
• India outclasses Wales, seals a World Cup berth
• I rely on my instincts, don’t depend on data: Gambhir
• Iran can’t play in the FIFA World Cup, says Sports Minister
• T20 World Cup winner India receives ₹25 crore as prize money
• Kishan rises to career-high second in ICC T20I rankings; Varun slips
• Kumble names MI and CSK as the ‘greatest’ IPL teams
• Nahid shines as Bangladesh thrashes Pakistan in first ODI
• Anahat aims to win Asian Games, seal Olympics berth
• TN eases past Maharashtra to lift C.K. Nayudu Trophy
• Shailesh jumps to gold in a depleted field
• The jury which has delivered the Aces
• Smriti among Indians in The Hundred
• Sports Minister Mandaviya leads push for F1 revival
• Trump says Iran ‘welcome to compete’ in WC: Infantino
• PKL side Gujarat Giants appoints Randhir as coach
• Priyansh, Ambekar and Sahil advance in Futures Cup
• Arjun Maini to continue with HRT Ford Racing
• Gujarat Titans ropes in Dahiya as an assistant coach
• Yuki-Goransson pair enters the Indian Wells quarterfinals
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• Amid England’s struggles, Bethell shows he could be the real deal