Protesters storm, vandalise Allu Arjun’s house over stampede death
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India, Kuwait ink key defence pact as PM Modi concludes two-day visit
This visit was historic and will greatly enhance our bilateral relations, Modi said as he left home.
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December 22, 2024
Tabla was synonymous with Zakir Hussain, and not the other way round
Zakir Hussain was instrumental in shaping the way people perceived and accepted the tabla in the last six decades
SYRIA's house of horrors | Inside Bashar al-Assad's SEDNAYA prison | Syria civil war
Multimedia journalist Anagha Subhash Nair brings us visuals from Damascus after the fall of the Assad regime.
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Ratan Tata | Interview with Dr Thomas Mathew, author of the biography 'Ratan Tata: A Life'
Dr Thomas Mathew, author of the Ratan Tata biography, 'Ratan Tata: A Life' speaks to THE WEEK special correspondent Anjuly Mathai.
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Gukesh beats Ding to become youngest world chess champion! India-Australia Test: Should Rohit open?
Ayaz gives his take on Gukesh D. dethroning China's Ding Liren to become the youngest world champion in chess history, whether Magnus Carlsen's shadow will dilute Gukesh's reign and the third Test between India and Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane
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ISRAEL plans law to dissolve campus groups backing armed struggle against the state | Israel news
The Israeli cabinet recently discussed a legislation that would empower the government to dissolve campus organizations deemed sympathetic to groups engaged in armed struggle against the state of Israel.
National
- Few complaints received Govt on cases of 'humiliation physical coercion' in Army
- Chautala death Haryana declares 3-day state mourning state funeral on Saturday
- Dallewal writes to SC seeks directions to Centre to accept farmers' demands
- Telangana urges Centre to simplify IT slabs reduce corp tax rates to enhance ease of doing biz
- Delhi Cong Youth Cong hold protest over FIR against Rahul Gandhi detention of IYC chief in Assam
International
- Taiwan lawmakers clash after one party breaks into legislature to occupy speaker's chair
- Croatian police say 7-year-old student died 5 others wounded in knife attack in school
- West Asia latest 2 journalists working for Kurdish media killed in clashes in northern Syria
- Macron met with anger frustration over cyclone response during visit to Mayotte
- Russian bombardment targets Kyiv after Ukraine fires US-made missiles across the border
Entertainment
- Fast selling out Ed Sheeran show on Feb 8 in Bengaluru prompts organisers to add extra show
- How 'Mufasa' rose with Aaron Pierre and Blue Ivy's voices along with new Lin-Manuel Miranda music
- Bengali film ''Bohurupi'' becomes biggest blockbuster with over Rs 17.25 crore revenue
- Fast selling out Ed Sheeran show on Feb 8 in Bengaluru prompts organisers to add extra show
- Anne Hathaway visits Vikas Khanna's NY restaurant chef remembers late sister Radhika
Sports
- Chhibber moves into sole two-shot lead with sizzling 64 on day two
- Atletico takes 11-game winning streak to Barcelona in battle for La Liga top spot
- I will be with you at MCG Ashwin tells Kohli
- Ninth-placed Ajeetesh Sandhu lone Indian in hunt for Asian Tour card
- WTL-3 Nagal leads TSL Hawks to 21-14 win over HonorFX Eagles
Business
- UltraTech Cement gets CCI's nod to acquire majority stake in India Cements
- Bengal hopeful of surpassing Rs 1.53 lakh crore credit target for MSMEs in FY'25
- FedEx signs multi-year agreement to be the principal sponsor for Chennai Super Kings
- Isuzu Motors reaches 1 lakh vehicle milestone in Chennai
- Senores Pharma IPO subscribed 1.78 times on Day 1 of offer
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THE WEEK explores a unique African sacred landscape on India's western coast
These remarkable sites serve as living memory-keepers of the Afro-origin men and women who once arrived in the Indian subcontinent as slaves, soldiers and traders
By Nirmal Jovial
100 years of Indus Valley Civilisation: This ancient culture remains mysterious
Controversy over whether it was disrupted by an Aryan invasion may now be discredited, but the debate over Indus ancestry and current links continues
By Pratul Sharma
Did Harappan mythology invent 'ahimsa'?
Harappan culture minimised violence, and used trade as a tool to avoid conflict, writes Devdutt Pattanaik
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'India’s collective cultural history is shaped by continuous experiences stretching back to prehistory'
Any attempt to build a singular narrative around its plural identities is fraught with danger, writes R. Balakrishnan
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'Harappan food was rich in fleshy delights'
The cuisine of Harappan city dwellers would be considered a gourmand’s delight even today, writes historian Nayanjot Lahiri
By Pratul Sharma
‘Julia’s Stepping Stones’ review: Ever wondered what makes a filmmaker? Julia Reichert has the answer
Julia Reichert’s documentary ‘Julia’s Stepping Stones’ on Netflix offers an intimate look at the moments that shaped her into a filmmaker
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