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What ThePrint readers write to us about—and how we respond

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What ThePrint readers write to us about—and how we respond

For ThePrint, this conversation between readers and Team Print is essential to keep the communication channels open for us to know what you think about what we do.

Dear readers, this column is devoted to what you’ve been telling us about ThePrint in the last few months.

I would like to say at the very outset, we read you, we hear you and we act. Your comments about what we publish are taken seriously. Whenever you have pointed out any error or inadvertent omission—and many of you are vigilant readers of ThePrint—we have responded swiftly and decisively.

We may not always agree with your opinions, but we treat them with the respect they deserve.

Thank you for sharing your views with us. For ThePrint, this conversation between readers and Team Print is essential to keep the communication channels open for us to know what you think about what we do.

News agency articles are auto-published

In the past few months, ThePrint has received a variety of requests regarding published content. All of them were addressed immediately.

Let me first admit an error in my Readers’ Editor article from April 2026.  I incorrectly mentioned that constituencies in the North 24 Parganas district voted in the first phase of the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections.

A reader correctly wrote in to say North 24 Parganas voted in the second and final phase of polling on 29 April.

The error is regretted. I thanked the reader for his vigilance.

In several cases, reports by news agencies PTI and ANI have been flagged for reported inaccuracies.

I need to explain that ThePrint subscribes to auto-generated news from these agencies. This is a common practice for most news outlets, including print, broadcast and digital. ThePrint has no editorial role here.

News agencies share quick, breaking news from across India and the world, 24×7 and the stories are automatically published on ThePrint website.

This automatic process allows us to give readers the news as it happens and help them keep up with the latest........

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