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December 31, 2022
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Here’s what readers of ThePrint said to us in 2022-and what we are offering in 2023

Source: theprint.in theprint.in
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Brrrrr, it’s cold outside. So let me begin by wishing our readers a very, very warm and prosperous new year. We hope ThePrint, in some small measure, brings you glad tidings in 2023 — along with its customary in-depth reporting and incisive commentary. Our endeavour will always be to enrich your understanding of the world today and what tomorrow may bring. This Readers’ Editor piece is dedicated to the readers, especially those of you who wrote to me in 2022. I have tried to reply, honestly – I am only too keenly aware of my responsibility to readers — to...
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