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'Modi is an expression of India's weakness': Rahul Gandhi tells THE WEEK in an exclusive interview.
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Defence Deals - MiG Downing F-16 Has The Russians Smiling

MiG gunning down an F-16 has the Russians smiling

6 mins

No Healing Time

Attacks on Kashmiris in different parts of the country will hamper the integration process

4 mins

Gujarat Elections: Defect, Detect

The Congress, which has been losing MLAs to the BJP, has its task cut out ahead of the Lok Sabha polls

3 mins

Rahul Gandhi: I See Modi As An Expression Of India's Weaknesses

As the principal challenger to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Rahul Gandhi is on an intense and passionate campaign across the country. The Congress president’s energy matches his hectic schedule. After spending a day in Gujarat—attending prayers at Sabarmati Ashram, holding a meeting of the Congress Working Committee at Sardar Patel National Memorial, and addressing a mega rally, where he shared the dais with his mother, Sonia Gandhi, and sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra—Rahul flew south to Chennai on March 13.

10+ mins

Prime Contender

The Lok Sabha polls are Rahul Gandhi’s chance to forge his legacy. But there are challenges to be surmounted, both within and outside his party.

7 mins

The Curious Case Of Sanjeev Chawla

India wins a 19-year-long battle by getting the British government to clear the extradition of Sanjeev Chawla, a key accused in the 2000 match-fixing scandal.

5 mins

Trouble Call

The Ericsson case is just a small irritant among Anil Ambani’s many problems

4 mins

The Long-Trend In India Is Very Strong

MARTIN SCHWENK started his career as a trainee at Daimler in 1992. Since then, he has worn several hats across continents for the German automobile giant.

8 mins

The Artful Lodger

Hotels themed on arts, crafts and design off er a new experience to the art enthusiast

4 mins

Soaring Above Sexism

Captain Marvel was by no means out Captain Marvel overcame tokenism by the studio and sexist sabotage to rake in $455 million in its opening weekend.

2 mins

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