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One month on, terrorists behind Pahalgam attack still at large
NIA and J&K police have launched massive search operations and announced a Rs 20 lakh reward for those who provide information on the five terrorists
By The Week News Desk
May 22, 2025
Syria on the brink of a civil war of epic proportions, warns Marco Rubio
The American secretary of state feels that the Al Sharra regime could be weeks away from collapsing
'Born a Hindu, Will Die a Hindu': D.K. Shivakumar defends attending Sadhguru’s Shivratri event
Amid criticism from within the party over his participation in Maha Shvratri celebrations at Sadhguru's Isha Yoga Centre in Coimbatore, Congress leader and Karnataka Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar asserted that he was a born Hindu and will die as one.
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Deportation of illegal Indian immigrants | Muzaffar A. Chishti on Trump’s immigration crackdown
“The current narrative about illegal immigration is based on a fabricated invasion,” he tells THE WEEK in an exclusive interview, calling on the leaders of sovereign nations to speak out about the rights of their own citizens.
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Telangana tunnel collapse | Rescuers yet to make headway through last 40 meters
Rescue operations are continuing at the partially collapsed Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel where eight workers have been trapped since Saturday. Efforts are on to remove debris in the last 40-50 meters and establish contact with the trapped
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PM Modi | Donald Trump | Why the US needs India to counter China’s influence | India-US relations
The India-US ties will depend on India's readiness to be a willing partner in the American designs on China and what it will gain from the US in return.
She is currently filming the third season of the HBO series, three years after its previous season premiered in January 2022
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Mining for peace in Pakistan: Is US's interest in mineral wealth shaping the shift?
Operation Sindoor not just rewrote the rules of engagement with Pakistan, but also brought into sharp focus South Asia's shifting strategic and economic balance
By Sanjib Kr Baruah and Namrata Biji Ahuja
Media, missiles and mistrust: Lt Gen D.S. Hooda (retd)
Absence of structured communication channels deepens suspicion, provoking overreaction, leading to an escalation spiral
By Lieutenant General D.S. Hooda (retd)
Operation Sindoor was also a DRDO and Indian industry success story
The Akash air defence system showcases atmanirbharta in defence in its truest sense
By Major General Pawan Anand (retd)
BrahMos: An unparalleled weapon
In the wake of Operation Sindoor, 17 countries are reportedly eyeing BrahMos
India’s new doctrine is based on sound homework
It is in Pakistan’s best interest to trade in its nuclear arms for economic alms
By Anshuman Tripathi
'Reservatet (Secrets We Keep)' review: Haunting Danish miniseries on Netflix tackles a rarely explored subject
Creator Ingeborg Topsøe and her efficient team of writers and directors manage to pack in enough thought-provoking twists, disquieting events, and significant character development in a short span
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