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Seven eminent personalities talk about the experiences that changed their perspective on life, in the latest issue of THE WEEK

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The pandemic scare has died down, and political parties are now planning for yatras in a big way.

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The New World Disorder

Just when World War I was ending, the Spanish Flu sickened the world. Now the order is reversed. The Ukraine war follows the pandemic.

2 mins

Who killed Shruti Hill?

The Madhya Pradesh High Court recently acquitted a tribal ex-medical student in a murder case after he spent nearly 14 years in jail. However, who killed the woman is still a mystery

10+ mins

Section And Dissection

The Supreme Court’s order on the sedition law raises more questions than answers

4 mins

THE PARTY IN ITS LABYRINTH

The Udaipur conclave helped highlight the Congress’s many challenges, but it failed to resolve key questions

6 mins

Hardik Walks, BJP Gains

The Patidar leader could join the BJP or the AAP after quitting the Congress; both scenarios would benefit the BJP

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Flying high

HAL’s light utility helicopter could be the perfect replacement for the ageing Cheetah and Chetak fleets. Experts say it will revolutionise India’s defence aviation capabilities

6 mins

Thomas Cup Win Powered By Indian's Self-Belief And Teamwork

Self-belief and teamwork powered the Indians to their maiden Thomas Cup win

10+ mins

Lessons Life Has Taught Me

Of life’s truths and turning points that make us who we are

10+ mins

The Archies aren't kidding

Slightly bemused with the amount of hate Zoya Akhtar’s teaser for the Netflix films, The Archies, has been getting. I found it, to use my daughter’s phrase, ‘nice only’.

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THE PHILOSOPHER'S SONG

In his new album, singer-songwriter Prateek Kuhad ventures on an exploration of the dark corners of his mind

4 mins

You end up making enemies. That's an anthologist's curse

INTERVIEW/Jeet Thayil, author, poet and poetry editor

6 mins

CARRIERS OF CULTURE

India is the “Country of Honour” at the 2022 Cannes Film Market. Six Indian films will be screened as part of it

4 mins

LOVE BYTES

MODERN LOVE: MUMBAI Available on Amazon Prime Video

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