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A NEEDLESS CONTROVERSY
THE WEEK India

A NEEDLESS CONTROVERSY

THE INTEGRATION OF women in the armed forces has been debated worldwide. The same is the case with the Indian Army as it continues to march towards gender inclusivity, as the role and performance of women officers have gained increasing prominence. Women have continually shattered glass ceilings, the latest being commanding units.

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January 05, 2025
COMMANDING CHANGE
THE WEEK India

COMMANDING CHANGE

A leaked letter reignites the debate on women officers

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January 05, 2025
AN EYE ON SYRIA
THE WEEK India

AN EYE ON SYRIA

India has to balance its security and diplomatic interests at the same time

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January 05, 2025
A STORY LIKE NO OTHER
THE WEEK India

A STORY LIKE NO OTHER

When it comes to India and the UAE, history and future are intertwined

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January 05, 2025
GOING GREEN
THE WEEK India

GOING GREEN

The UAE has set ambitious sustainability goals, firmly establishing itself as a regional leader in environmental action, aided by Indian tech and business leaders

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January 05, 2025
FRIENDS INDEED
THE WEEK India

FRIENDS INDEED

The relationship between India and the UAE is a testament to the power of diplomacy, trade and people-to-people contact

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January 05, 2025
Can the leopard change its spots?
THE WEEK India

Can the leopard change its spots?

Anura Kumara Dissanayake has made New Delhi his first stop abroad after being sworn in as the president of Sri Lanka in October 2024 and winning a two-thirds majority for the National People's Power (NPP) alliance in November's parliamentary elections.

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January 05, 2025
Perils of postponement
THE WEEK India

Perils of postponement

Delay in local body elections weakens grassroots democracy and affects governance

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January 05, 2025
IMPENDING STORM
THE WEEK India

IMPENDING STORM

The impact of what happened in 2024, be it problems in Parliament or election results, will be felt in 2025 and key legislations are likely

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January 05, 2025
Bin Laden and the curse of polio
THE WEEK India

Bin Laden and the curse of polio

Terrorism, like smoking, is injurious to health. Not just to the one who indulges in it, but to are learning this now.

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January 05, 2025
A TORCH FOR A TORCHED SYRIA
THE WEEK India

A TORCH FOR A TORCHED SYRIA

In Damascus, the scars of Assad's regime are still fresh, but a fragile hope is blooming amid the ruins

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January 05, 2025
THIS IS THE CLOSEST INDIA AND THE UAE HAVE EVER BEEN
THE WEEK India

THIS IS THE CLOSEST INDIA AND THE UAE HAVE EVER BEEN

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW - REEM AL-HASHIMY MINISTER OF STATE FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION, THE UAE

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January 05, 2025
POSTERS OF PROTEST
THE WEEK India

POSTERS OF PROTEST

Appupen is a cartoonist who has published a few graphic novels, the latest being Dream Machine, about how AI can be a great 1 tool for an! authoritarian regime.

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December 29, 2024
CLASH OF THE CIVILISATION
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CLASH OF THE CIVILISATION

Even as the discovery of the Indus Valley Civilisation completes a century, some key aspects of this ancient culture remain mysterious, including its script. While the controversy over whether it was disrupted by an Aryan invasion may now be discredited, the debate over Indus ancestry and current links continues

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December 29, 2024
A PROVEN PATHWAY TO PEACE
THE WEEK India

A PROVEN PATHWAY TO PEACE

Low-cost, easy to implement, immediate results, and scientifically verified.

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December 29, 2024
FOOTBALL GIVES THEM A KICK
THE WEEK India

FOOTBALL GIVES THEM A KICK

For the children of Manipur and Mizoram, the great game is a way to a prosperous future

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December 29, 2024
BATTLE FOR TOMORROW
THE WEEK India

BATTLE FOR TOMORROW

Over the past decade, much has been said about India's potential as a leading global power.

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December 29, 2024
THE TONGUE THAT TURNED
THE WEEK India

THE TONGUE THAT TURNED

Why Greek survived while Latin and Sanskrit declined

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December 29, 2024
USTAD ZAKIR HUSSAIN 1951-2024: HIS MUSIC WAS THERAPY TO THE WORLD
THE WEEK India

USTAD ZAKIR HUSSAIN 1951-2024: HIS MUSIC WAS THERAPY TO THE WORLD

Flautist and Grammy co-winner Rakesh Chaurasia remembers the maestro

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December 29, 2024
The magic of indigo
THE WEEK India

The magic of indigo

I really can't imagine why more of us don't throng Goa each December for the Serendipity Arts Festival alone. The festival, in its ninth year now, has the entire Panjim town celebrating.

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December 29, 2024
NEW YEAR.NEW HOPE
THE WEEK India

NEW YEAR.NEW HOPE

EQUITY MARKETS HAVE TURNED VOLATILE OF LATE. WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE NEW YEAR

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December 29, 2024
Seeking middle ground in Middle East
THE WEEK India

Seeking middle ground in Middle East

The collapse of assumptions is like the end of the world-or worldview. We assumed conwith the 20th century. But wars in Russia-Ukraine, Gaza, Yemen, Sudan, Somalia and Lebanon prove us wrong. Western defence officials now raise the nuclear threat level.

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December 29, 2024
SAINTS SPIRITS AND SACRED STONES
THE WEEK India

SAINTS SPIRITS AND SACRED STONES

ON INDIA'S WESTERN COAST LIES A UNIQUE, YET LARGELY OBSCURE AFRICAN SACRED LANDSCAPE. THE WEEK TRAVELS TO THESE PLACES, WHICH SERVE AS MEMORY-KEEPERS OF SCORES OF AFROORIGIN MEN AND WOMEN WHO CAME TO THE SUBCONTINENT AS SLAVES, SOLDIERS AND TRADERS

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December 29, 2024
CONGRESS SHOULD RECOGNISE THAT IT IS NO LONGER THE NATURAL PARTY OF GOVERNANCE - MANI SHANKAR AIYAR former Union minister
THE WEEK India

CONGRESS SHOULD RECOGNISE THAT IT IS NO LONGER THE NATURAL PARTY OF GOVERNANCE - MANI SHANKAR AIYAR former Union minister

Mani Shankar Aiyar says the biggest reason for his success and fall from grace was his gift of the gab. In his latest book, A Maverick in Politics (Juggernaut), Aiyar, true to form, does not mince words. He takes a no-holdsbarred look at the last three decades plus of his high-profile public life.

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December 29, 2024
WE WILL OVERCOME
THE WEEK India

WE WILL OVERCOME

Our nation's dazzling diversity of cultures, religions, and languages is both a strength and a challenge.

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December 29, 2024
THE FUTURE IS MURKY
THE WEEK India

THE FUTURE IS MURKY

When I started thinking about the future of India, I got only questions, not answers.

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December 29, 2024
ALL OF US ARE DESCENDANTS OF THE HARAPPANS
THE WEEK India

ALL OF US ARE DESCENDANTS OF THE HARAPPANS

Vasant Shinde led the excavation of Rakhigarhi (Haryana) and co-authored two landmark papers published in Cell and Science, in 2019, based on the DNA analysis of a 4,500-year-old female skeleton recovered from the site. The study grabbed eyeballs as it provided the first genetic insights into our ancestry, and the findings were included in NCERT textbooks.

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December 29, 2024
Double engine trouble
THE WEEK India

Double engine trouble

Omar Abdullah struggles to define his turf as Jammu and Kashmir awaits new business rules

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December 29, 2024
STARDUST ON THE MENU
THE WEEK India

STARDUST ON THE MENU

Celebrities and eateries are made for each other

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December 29, 2024
PRESSURE OF HISTORY
THE WEEK India

PRESSURE OF HISTORY

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

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December 29, 2024

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