Bhogapuram International Airport to be open by June 2026
By K. Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy
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'Jail is my life now’: Umar Khalid's response after being denied bail in Delhi riots case
The top court refused to grant bail to Khalid and Sharjeel Imam, stating that there was a prima facie case against them under the UAPA
By The Week News Desk
January 05, 2026
Light, time, and renewal at the New Year
Stained glass, an art form of light and memory, is at the centre of a global conversation about heritage, conservation, and renewal, highlighted by the restoration debates at Notre-Dame Cathedral
The film, which also stars Malavika Mohanan and Sanjay Dutt, is already showing strong performance in advance international bookings ahead of its release
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Clearing the past: Inside Sri Lanka's National Mine Action Centre
Mine action in Sri Lanka is led by the NMAC, which coordinates all efforts to clear landmines and explosive remnants of war from the post-conflict landscape
By Bhanu Prakash Chandra
'Former LTTE combatants, army personnel working together to clear Sri Lanka’s mines': Ziggy Garewal
Ziggy Garewal, country director, MAG (Mines Advisory Group), Sri Lanka
By Bhanu Prakash Chandra
'Sri Lanka is a success story. We have completion in our sights': Peter Hugh Scott Baker
Peter Hugh Scott Baker, programme manager, The HALO Trust, Sri Lanka, says the organisation works to protect lives and restore livelihoods by making land safe for returning communities and enabling sustainable development
By Bhanu Prakash Chandra
'Landmines never really stopped an enemy': Vidya Abhayagunawardena
Vidya Abhayagunawardena is the coordinator of Forum for Disarmament and Development in Sri Lanka and The Sri Lanka Campaign to Ban Landmines
By Bhanu Prakash Chandra
THE WEEK reports from Sri Lanka: Life in a land of landmines
Landmines in Sri Lanka continue to be a deadly remnant of the country's long civil war, tragically affecting a new generation years after the conflict has ended
Story and photographs by Bhanu Prakash Chandra
'Ikkis' review: Sriram Raghavan's anti-war film gets its priorities straight, and is one of his best
Sriram Raghavan prioritises humanity and character depth over jingoistic spectacle. The film masterfully weaves together multiple timelines to deliver a powerful and emotional story of valour and brotherhood
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