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Flushing Blow
Faced with an Indian ultimatum, Myanmar army dismantles insurgent bases on its soil, forcing the ultras to talk with Delhi.
Not So Sweet
Meet the Jarkiholi brothers, the sugar barons who were at the heart of the recent political crisis in Karnataka.
One-Man Army
Two months after a massive election victory, KCR finally expands his cabinet, but retains most of the key portfolios.
Why Adil Ahmad Dar Did Not Fit The Profile Of A Suicide Bomber!
A member of the Barelvi movement of Islam, which follows Sufism, Adil Ahmad Dar was not a typical suicide bomber. He would, in fact, confront those who held radical views. The killing of Burhan Wani changed everything.
Alarmed Forces
Complaints of Soldiers Deserve a Sensitive Response, Not Overreaction.
Change Of Course
The pedagogy at b-schools is undergoing a change to keep up with the changing times
Social Studies
B-schools are lending a helping hand to students wanting to help the needy
Vocal Warrior
Vocal Warrior
Seer, And Doer
Jayendra Saraswathi was a unique spiritual leader who impacted the course of national discourse and politics
Bose Designed - The Constitution
Bose Designed - The Constitution
Trick Art
Lessons from a curious art exhibition
Gorkha Janmukti Morcha Brings Up Separate Statehood Again
Darjeeling erupts as the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha brings up separate statehood again. Mamata Banerjee might hit back with an audit of the Gorkhaland Territorial Administration
Growth Of Hindu Spirituality In The West
Nobel laureate Hermann Hesse’s lyrical novel Siddhartha tells the tale of a young man (Siddhartha), his companion (Govinda) and the emptiness that Siddhartha feels within himself. Siddhartha goes in search of the meaning of life, discovers physical pleasures through a courtesan (Kamala) and takes a new path shown by a ferryman (Vasudeva). Below, we present an imaginary conversation between a modern-day Siddhartha and a chic Govinda:
Easterly Wind Bloweth
The nature of spirituality is undergoing a radical shift in the United States, with the temples furthering social change
Ministry Of Heartful Happiness
Meditation for health and well-being matters to the UAE government
Trikonasana In Trafalgar Square
Religious activities, community service and yoga go hand in hand for Hindus in the UK
Gau Rakshak In Greece
The recent hullabaloo surrounding the protection of cows is not limited to Indian shores.
The Sense Of An Ending
With the Modi government sanctioning air strikes, the battle against Maoists has entered a decisive phase. As security forces make inroads into the red bastion of Dandakaranya, the ultras are abandoning their guerrilla tactics in a bid to defend themselves. There are also allegations of serious human rights violations. THE WEEK reports from the war zone.
Block and Bleed
Manipur government announces the creation of seven new districts, casting a shadow on the ambitious Naga peace accord.
Vidya Balan On Being Called A 'Female Hero'
Vidya Balan doesn’t take the ‘female hero’ tag too seriously. For her, the story is what matters.
Combative Commerce
Combative Commerce
Bye, Bye, Birdsong
Bye, Bye, Birdsong
Emmanuel, The Majestic
French President Macron is a world-class leader who strives to carve a new political path, straddling both left and right, tradition and innovation, public and private sectors
French Kiss Meets Indian Hug
French Kiss Meets Indian Hug
Soaring Saffron, Sickly Hammer
BJP’s stunning show in Tripura leaves CPI(M) in tatters, while its manoeuvres in Nagaland and Meghalaya reshape politics in the northeast. Here is how Narendra Modi’s trusted lieutenants brought about the paradigm shift
Righting What's Left
Having ousted the CPI(M) from Tripura, the BJP now shifts its focus to Kerala and West Bengal
In The Shadow
Despite his father’s clout, Karti never made it big in politics
Steel Has A Bright Future
Steel Has A Bright Future
Poll-vaulting Ambitions
Successive bypoll victories spur the Congress on in Madhya Pradesh, even as fears of renewed infighting remain
Soil Test
The overwhelming support to the Kisan Long March left the government with no option but to yield