‘Trump's gross incompetence’: What former Pentagon official said about Putin’s India visit
By The Week News Desk
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‘IndiGo operations steadily resuming’: Delhi airport’s advisory after mass flight cancellations
The airline had cancelled all domestic flights from Delhi on Friday due to pilot-rostering issues
By The Week News Desk
December 06, 2025
India’s ancient perfume legacy meets modern law
Indian perfume history is an unbroken narrative stretching over four millennia, woven into art, ritual, and medicine from the Indus Valley to the Mughal courts
Filmmaker Gurinder Chadha, celebrated for diaspora stories like 'Bend it Like Beckham,' presents 'Christmas Karma,' a modern adaptation of Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'
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How Indian B-Schools are redefining leadership for new era
Management education in India has transformed from a system focused on control and efficiency to a modern philosophy of creativity, adaptability, and systems thinking
By Abhinav Singh
THE WEEK Hansa Research Survey 2025: A look at India’s best B-schools
A primary survey was conducted in August-September 2024, where 187 academic experts, 618 students and 37 recruiters from 17 education hubs nominated the best b-schools in the country
Exclusive | ‘B-schools shape individuals who can navigate complexity and drive meaningful change’: Dharambeer Gokhool
The President of the Republic of Mauritius and Faculty of Management Studies alumnus shared his journey, detailing how his MBA experience was instrumental in shaping his political career and policy-making
By Abhinav Singh
‘Manager’s role won’t disappear; it will evolve’: Ramanujam Sridhar
Ramanujam Sridhar, founder CEO, BrandcomPR, is an alumnus of IIM Bangalore
By Ramanujam Sridhar
Humility and restraint are declining among student cohort: Expert
Interview/Prof A. Venkat Raman, dean, Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi
By Abhinav Singh
‘Dhurandhar’ review: Aditya Dhar made a brilliant movie, and then dumbed it down
The film's powerful core is diluted by overt jingoism, unnecessary subplots, and a tendency to dumb down its message for the audience. Despite these irritants, it remains a largely engaging, albeit flawed, tribute to India's heroes
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