In this issue

Be it Kali or the Prophet, Indians are sensitive when it comes to religion. THE WEEK analyses the politics of 'hurt sentiments'

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Wild, Wild Westminster

Boris Johnson leaves behind a drifting economy and a damaged government; the next British prime minister has to be a repairman

7 mins

Destination Number 10

Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss and Penny Mordaunt lead the race to find Johnson's successor

6 mins

JNAFAU, HYDERABAD

Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University established in 2008, but its history goes back to 1940 when the Institution was established by the erstwhile Nizam of Hyderabad to promote fine arts and crafts in the region.

6 mins

People came in by themselves; we had only educated them

During Easter this year, Sri Lankan playwright, theatre director, and screenwriter Ruwanthie de Chickera received a text from her father, a priest: “How would it be if a priest could wash a protester’s feet?”

4 mins

Women in black

Yogi Adityanath is assembling women commandos and expanding the state's anti-terrorist squad to deal with changing threats

6 mins

Power Of Kali And The Art Of Taking Offence

From Kali to the Prophet, we are all the same in matters of religion. Welcome to a nation of 'hurt sentiments'

9 mins

'Light Is A Temporary Happening, But Kali Is Forever'

In Sanskrit language, the word kala—and the femi-nine form of it, Kali—mean time and space, which are seen as one thing.

3 mins

Ticket To Good Health

Meet the new wellness traveller-young, Indian, discerning and ready to spend

6 mins

READY FOR THE NEW

The implementation of the NEP, despite potential teething problems, may help take Indian universities and their thriving research culture to the next level

8 mins

Quality has to be a continuous process

PROFESSOR S.C. SHARMA has vast teaching and administrative experience.

4 mins

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