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Losing Ground

The banking sector hits a new low, as Bank of Maharashtra officials get embroiled in the DSK scam.

Jammu & Kashmir- Security Forces Intensify Anti-Militancy Operations

Security forces intensify anti-militancy operations, signalling troubled days ahead for the valley.

Security Forces To Provide Safe Passage For The Amarnath Yatra

As anti-militancy operations resume, the security forces would look to engage with Kashmiris and provide safe passage for the Amarnath pilgrims.

By Water, By Faith

A water festival, Sao Joao reflects the quintessential Goan way of life.

Touch of Turmeric

A town turns yellow in its devotion to a god during the Bhandara festival.

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

Critics Question The Workability Of NYAY Scheme

While the Congress hopes to cash in with NYAY, critics have questioned the fiscal prudence and workability of the scheme.

The CBI Holding All The Aces In Its Clash With The West Bengal Government

The CBI seems to be holding all the aces in its clash with the West Bengal government

Flight Details

The Enforcement Directorate has fresh evidence that could trace the money trail in the AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case.

Old Hands, New Hassles

Poll arithmetic and nepotism charges queer the pitch for Gowda and Kharge.

UPA Won't Scrap Rafale Deal; Will Renegotiate

P. CHIDAMBARAM IS BUSY campaigning in Sivaganga, from where his son, Karti P. Chidambaram, is contesting.

The Juggernauts Of Puri

The BJP fields word-warrior Sambit Patra to take on soft-spoken Pinaki Misra

Elections 2019 - Bihar Without Lalu

It is ultranationalism versus caste arithmetic as Bihar goes to the polls without Lalu Prasad for the first time in 40 years.

Shatrughan Sinha Is No Shah Rukh Khan

Sushil Kumar Modi has been the face of the BJP in Bihar, and the glue that binds the saffron party with the JD(U). He has been running the show in the state along with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. In an interview with THE WEEK, Sushil Modi said the alliance was poised to do well, given the social combination it has managed to stitch together.

I Have No Reason To Disbelieve Sadhvi Pragya

UNION HOME MINISTER Rajnath Singh has been mentioned as a likely consensus candidate for prime ministership if the BJP misses the majority mark in the Lok Sabha polls.

Master Of The Game

Pakistan’s new foreign secretary will bank on the goodwill he built and the skills he sharpened during his India stint.

Objection, My Lord

Only an impartial probe into the allegations against the CJI will help the Supreme Court uphold its credibility.

Three-Way Street

Begusarai has attracted the attention of the entire nation as poster boys of social justice, hindutva and the left fight it out.

Kane & Virat - Tale Of Two Super Skippers

Their batting prowess aside, captains Kane Williamson and Virat Kohli have little in common

Ghettoisation Of Pandits Will Defeat The Purpose

A fresh initiative for the return of Kashmiri Pandits to Kashmir has been set in motion.

Sons And Shadows

Son Rise is Vibha Bakshi’s take on Haryana’s skewed sex ratio and crimes against women

Lives, Lost And Found

Illustrator Tahira Rifath is on a mission to draw portraits of the 258 victims of the Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka

Jokes Apart

Women are slowly coming into their own in the Indian comedy space

Rahul Gandhi Goes To Amethi!

On his first visit to Amethi post his defeat, Rahul Gandhi calls for collective responsibility and organisational revamp

Kane Williamson: The Nice Guy Who Finished Second

He is hard and sweet in the right measure. And, Kane Williamson just restored the world’s belief in the gentleman’s game

David Richardson: 'It Is About Finding A Winner In The End'

In an interview with THE WEEK a day after the dramatic final between England and New Zealand, David Richardson, the ICC’s outgoing CEO, said the Super Over made ODIs more exciting, but added that the Marylebone Cricket Club should look into the overthrow law. Excerpts:

Blood Test

Scientists are working on the possibilities of treating thalassaemia with gene editing.

Road To Resurgence

Priyanka storms into Lucknow, but will the initial enthusiasm translate into votes?

Happy Hour

Educational institutions in India are introducing happiness courses to help students improve their overall well-being.

Clip Slip

The audio clip may be a setback for Yeddyurappa, but he continues to be indispensable to the BJP.