THE WEEK India - April 10, 2022

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From being out of contention a year and a half ago to now a certainty in the Indian team, Rishabh Pant has grown by leaps and bounds. THE WEEK takes a look at the evolution of the cricketer

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Haryana puts premium on water conservation

Overarching policy bets big on use of treated waste water

8 mins

Race to Raisina Hill

The NDA is in pole position, but the opposition can test a potential joint front for 2024

4 mins

Clean sweep

Viewed as a rising star of the AAP, Raghav Chadha has handled several key assignments for his party

4 mins

Staying afloat

With Sri Lanka in the grip of a severe economic crisis, the Tamil Nadu coast is once again starting to witness an influx of refugees

5 mins

The Evolution Of Cricketer Rishabh Pant

From being out of contention a year and a half ago to now a certainty in the Indian team, Rishabh Pant has grown by leaps and bounds. He has improved his glove work and seems more settled as a batter. He also has the full support of the new team management, and is being groomed for a leadership position down the line

10+ mins

Rishabh Pant: 'I Am The Same Just Making Better Choices '

Exclusive Interview With Rishabh Pant

10 mins

KILLING ME SOFTLY

There are lessons India can learn from the west’s economic war on Russia

6 mins

Russians Are Questioning Their Government's Decision To Go To War

Despite the repressive mechanisms of the state, Russians have started complaining about the losses in Ukraine and their uncertain future

4 mins

Confusion galore

The road to becoming a doctor has grown longer for Indian medical students who fled Ukraine

5 mins

Bollywood is run by immature ones

In Vivek Agnihotri’s The Kashmir Files, which trains its lens firmly on the barbarities meted out to Kashmiri Pandits in the valley, a 20-something student Krishna Pandit (played by Darshan Kumar) who studies at an elite Delhi university, stands confused as he sets out on the search for truth in the face of competing ideologies.

6 mins

Hearts in harmony

Matteo, son of opera and pop icon Andrea Bocelli, has large shoes to fill

4 mins

FEMINIST FAIRY TALES

Jacaranda Tales, a four-day film festival in Bengaluru, ignited conversations on women’s role in protecting nature

4 mins

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