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The Covid-19 outbreak in Mumbai has exposed its already broken medical infrastructure. THE WEEK looks at how India's financial capital is battling the pandemic ALSO READ: Director Shoojit Sircar knows exactly how to bring his characters to life
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Riding Into A Himalayan Sunset, Phone-Less And Free
Riding into a Himalayan sunset, phone-less and free
No Financial Consideration Behind Agnipath
Though the protests against Agnipath have subsided, the debate continues—not only among veterans and aspirants, but also among serving personnel. The concerns are mostly about Agniveers being without jobs after serving four years. There is also a fear that the scheme may bring an end to the century-old regimental ethos that made the Indian military one of the world's finest fighting machines. However, the military leadership has welcomed the scheme. Among the chiefs, Admiral R. Hari Kumar has been the most vocal, calling it “transformational”. Excerpts from an interview:
Battle For Survival For Uddhav Thackeray
Two simultaneous battles have been tearing the Shiv Sena apart-one for control of the legislative party, and another for securing Balasaheb's political legacy. Winning just one may not be enough to win the larger political war
This is nothing but operation lotus
INTERVIEW: SHARAD PAWAR NCP president
No way down
A 26-year-old Indian woman joins the league of faster-and-higher conquerors of the death-zone mountains
LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE
Actor Kubbra Sait has made the best lemonade with the lemons that life gave her
THIS FILM CAN'T SINK!
Twenty-five years after it was released, James Cameron’s Titanic continues to enthral audiences in India
Sena will survive
The Shiv Sena was born out of the anger of the Marathi people against the then prevailing polity. As long as the sentiment stays, so will the party
MURDEROUS LOVE
A long-running, high-stakes investigation into a crime of passion in the peace-loving city of Chandigarh has a new twist
Missing charisma
The leadership tussle in AIADMK exposes how it has turned into a shadow of its former self sans icons like MGR and Jayalalithaa
