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THE WEEK reviews the progress of Sonia Gandhi's work to restore the Congress
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Capital difference

With no clarity over its capital status, Amaravati’s real estate market slumps. Hyderabad, meanwhile, shows steady growth

8 mins

Modi's Tribute To The Mahatma

The essence of Gandhian thought lies in the execution of the ideas propounded by Mahatma Gandhi.

2 mins

Sonia's Helping Hand

As Congress president, Sonia Gandhi is trying to revive the party through organisational changes, consensus-building and establishing grassroots connect. However, the generational clash and growing dissent threaten to keep it in the doldrums

10 mins

Indians Want Refuge In Australia, Get Hell

Australia’s harsh measures to curb illegal immigration have made life hell for hundreds of refugees seeking asylum in the country. Among them are many Indians, who would rather endure their suffering than return home

10 mins

Why Kirti Kulhari Is Certain Her Roles Will Leave A Mark!

With each role, actor Kirti Kulhari is perfecting her craft

4 mins

Return Of The Agent Provocateur

Osho’s controversial personal secretary, Ma Anand Sheela, is in India after 34 years. And the pressure to deliver those fiery punchlines persists

4 mins

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