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THE WEEK revisits India’s 75 transformative years in 75 pictures, in the Independence Day special issue. On stands now

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GLORIOUS DECADES OF KERALA STATE LOTTERIES

Naleyaanu... Naaleyanu... (It's tomorrow...), the famous catchphrase of Kerala State Lotteries is all about a better tomorrow. For more than last 50 years, Kerala lotteries is instilling hope and optimism in thousands of families.

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Congress main rival in polls

THE HIMACHAL PRADESH assembly elections, scheduled to be held in November, are likely to witness a triangular contest, a first for the state.

5 mins

The right to choose

SCHIZO-NATION

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Artful twists

Nitish Kumar has proved himself to be a survivor, but his position has weakened after every battle

5 mins

BY THE BOOK

Jagdeep Dhankhar would be a textbook Rajya Sabha chairman who will rely heavily on his knowledge of the Constitution

4 mins

Sunny side up

Coal rules the roost now, but India’s focus on solar and wind energy augurs well for a green future

2 mins

Swadeshi on steroids

Indian manufacturing is on the rise, but beating China will be a long march

3 mins

Bits by bits

Digital India has nudged Indians into adopting new technology

2 mins

Learning curve

Despite multiple challenges, educational institutions are all set to welcome the first batch of students under NEP

3 mins

PAPER CRISIS: EDUCATIONAL FUTURE OF CHILD IN DANGER!

Paper as a commodity has always been a vital aspect of our country's educational system. The education system was particularly hard hit by the COVID Pandemic, with each stakeholder being negatively affected by the onslaught of regular lockdowns. With the schools closing down, our student community, the future of our country, faced a bleak period of uncertainty. Textbooks and printed educational material, which had traditionally been the backbone of our learning methodology, were particularly disrupted with the advent of online methods of teaching and learning. But it is clear that the offline education system and classroom teaching hold much more importance than online teaching methods.

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Ocean of opportunities

Blue economy could well be India’s next success story

2 mins

Drop by drop

Improved techniques to manage groundwater resources could help enhance agricultural productivity

3 mins

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