Gehlot rates ‘Rajasthan model’ higher than ‘Kerala model’ in health care. What official data says
By Nirmal Jovial
- {{topics.sectionTitle}}
- {{item.tagTitle}}
AAP’s Raghav Chadha faces the music as ‘Punjab BJP’ rumours persist
The Aam Aadmi Party has written to the Rajya Sabha secretariat seeking the removal of the Punjab MP as the party's deputy leader in the Upper House
By The Week News Desk
April 02, 2026
CURRENT AFFAIRS
World in a square foot: Tiles, power, and the quiet crisis in Morbi
Tiles are an ancient global language, now acting as a barometer of the world's fractures, with industrial production in Morbi, India, being impacted by geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions
Panos Cosmatos ("Mandy", "Beyond the Black Rainbow") is helming the project which will feature a strong period-appropriate aesthetic. The filmmaker has been known for his experimental filmmaking style evocative of vintage thrillers
EDITOR'S PICK
New face of governance: How personal branding is reshaping state elections
In the election-bound states West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam and Kerala, the image built around the incumbents looms large
By Pratul Sharma
Beyond Delhi's shadow: How regional leaders are reshaping Indian democracy
The upcoming assembly polls will show whether powerful chief ministers are politically relevant today
By Rasheed Kidwai
‘Calling us right-wing is a desperate political gimmick’: Pinarayi Vijayan
Pinarayi Vijayan's leadership has focused on comprehensive welfare measures, strengthening public health and education, and building world-class infrastructure, exemplified by the LIFE Mission project and eradicating extreme poverty
By Nirmal Jovial
From Nandigram to Bhabanipur: Suvendu Adhikari takes the fight to Mamata Banerjee's turf
Bhabanipur, also known as Bhowanipore, in South Kolkata is the focal point of this election season, with rival parties' posters, flags, and graffiti vividly displayed on its walls
By Prema Rajaram
Scientific scrutiny meets ancient wisdom: How traditional Indian medicine is finding its place
Traditional Indian medicine systems like Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha, and Sowa Rigpa occupy a complex space between reverence and scepticism, facing challenges in regulation and scientific research despite loyal followings and expanding government support
By Shubhangi Shah
Poco X8 Pro Series review: Mega batteries, near-120FPS gaming, and competitive price tags
These devices offer strong performance, vibrant displays, and excellent battery life, making them compelling options in their segment
{{gallery.albumList[0].albumTitle}}
{{item.galleryDescription}}
