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The internet has brought monumental changes into our lives; changes that we no longer notice or care to observe. THE WEEK documents these by asking existential questions. On stands now

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In his relentless efforts to ensure social security of every person of his state, Chief Minister Shri Ashok Gehlot, Government of Rajasthan, launched an historic initiative named Indira Gandhi Shehari Rojgar Yojana beginning September 9, 2022 at Jaipur.

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A tale of two speeches

SACHIDANANDA MURTHY

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LURE OF THE LOTUS

Attention-grabbing inductions are helping the BJP steal the opposition’s thunder

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State of chaos

In its chequered history, Pakistan has endured tur-bulent times, and today it faces some of its biggest challenges: governance of a nation comprising five disparate entities—Punjab, Sind, Baluchistan, Pashtunistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK)— the extremist monster created by it in the 1970s and 1980s, political instability and, to top it all, a collapsing economy.

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Bonny Charles is now king!

Since the myth of British monarchy exploded almost as soon as the queen’s death was officially announced on September 8, taking potshots or firing canon balls at King Charles III has since become a global sport. Memes galore highlight his multiple eccentricities and OCD issues. Like viral clips of the newly minted monarch throwing un-kingly tantrums over a leaking pen, as he swore during a formal ceremony in Northern Ireland, “I can’t bear this bloody thing… every stinking time!” The public scorn shifted from the leaky pen to his sausage fingers, and his insistence on having his shoe laces ironed by a butler. The bonny Charles was still behaving like a spoilt toddler—a super brat aged 73.

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Life as we tweet it

How the internet is in us as much as we are in the internet

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Addicted To ‘Likes'

If you think you are overdosing on social media, influencers have it 10 times worse

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Work-work balance

Experts want more debate on moonlighting before it is shunned completely

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THICKER THAN OIL

Reliance Industries has transformed itself from a petrochemicals company to a true conglomerate with interests in telecom, energy, retail and media. And leading it in the new era will be a new generation of Ambanis

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COPPER CONNECTION

In his new exhibition, Israeli artist Meydad Eliyahu explores the story of his Cochini Jew ancestors, who immigrated to Israel from Kerala in 1954

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Soft power

Mallika Sarabhai has a vulnerable side, and she is unapologetic about it in a new book

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The French template

Many Indian filmmakers have taken inspiration from Jean-Luc Godard, who passed away recently

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The passing of a tennis legend

The world was still young and fresh, and life was an adventure waiting to unfold. I was not yet 12. A Phillips transistor radio, gifted by my grandfather, had dramatically changed the quality of my life. Priced at ₹99, it was starkly simple: an on-off switch, a small dial for volume control and another larger one for tuning. But it held a world inside: the news from AIR, English music on Delhi B and Hindi film songs, interspersed with jingles, on Vividh Bharati.

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