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Manmohan Singh's memorial: Centre agrees to allocate space
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh had taken a dig at the venue of Manmohan Singh's cremation—Nigambodh Ghat—by calling it a 'deliberate insult' to the former Indian PM
By The Week News Desk
December 28, 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
- Govt to allocate space for Manmohan Singh's memorial MHA
- Fire breaks out at JNU hostel
- Reports claiming man travelled 250 km hiding on train's wheel axle 'fake' Railways
- UP CM calls for integrated complexes for administrative offices
- Season's first snowfall in Srinagar other areas in plains of Kashmir blankets Valley white
International
- Missing dog returned to family home rang doorbell
- 9th telecom firm hit by massive Chinese espionage campaign White House says
- Indian mission to open condolence book for Singaporeans to pay tribute to Manmohan Singh
- Manmohan Singh put US-India relations on 'fundamentally new footing' Condoleezza Rice
- Jaishankar meets Trump's NSA pick Waltz discusses bilateral ties global issues
Entertainment
- 'Downton Abbey' 3 movie to pay tribute to late Dame Maggie Smith
- ‘All We Imagine As Light’ to make OTT debut on Disney+ Hotstar on Jan 3
- Rajeev Khandelwal's 'The Secret of The Shiledars' to stream on Disney+ Hotstar from January 31
- 'Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani' to re-release in theatres on January 3
- 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' stars on embodying novel's characters A magical and surreal experience
Sports
- Magnus Carlsen disqualified from top chess meet for violating dress code
- Gritty Reddy fights on after Pant's rash dismissal
- Kerala in semi-finals as Rahman's lone strike seals J K's fate Services too make grade
- ISL Mohammedan SC Odisha FC settle for goalless draw
- PKL Haryana Steelers beat UP Yoddhas to secure final berth
Business
- DGCA order suspension of 2 directors of Akasa Air for training lapses
- New Mangaluru Port welcomes Seven Seas Voyager Second Cruise Ship of the season
- SBI-SG Global settles FPI violation case with Sebi
- DGCA order suspension of 2 directors of Akasa Air for training lapses
- IIT Madras Renault Nissan Technology to create robust framework for fostering talent
The fall resulted in “multiple injuries” which ultimately led to his death. Several theories as to what caused the fall arose following the incident
EDITOR'S PICK
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
By Devdutt Pattanaik
'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
By R. Balakrishnan
'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
‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’ Part 1 review: A daguerreotype of all things magical
The images tread the dangers of creating a singular imagination against the many versions possible for a complex book like this. But you cannot help but think of the depth it adds to moments that might have been passive in the text
By Gowri Murali
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‘Marco’ review: A revenge drama full of swag and gore—but nothing else!
By Aaliya Farzeen Ashraf
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