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Dhaka's mistake: Why Bangladesh's garment industry will pay for the country's trade war with India
Yunus government's decision to ban yarn imports from India through its land ports will throw Bangladesh's garment industry into chaos, feel traders
By The Week News Desk
April 18, 2025
Art is the Trump card
There are concerns about Trump tariff's impact on the shipment of purchased artworks or the return of works being displayed at recent fairs and exhibitions
By Brijeshwari Gohil
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Nanny: The muse and artist
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'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.
Directed by 'Paatal Lok' fame Prosit Roy, the crime thriller revisits the twin muders of the Chopra siblings in 1978
EDITOR'S PICK
Lives, buried: Untouchability persists in India, across villages and cities
Discrimination permeates areas such as educational institutions, places of worship, courtrooms, police stations, factories, government offices—even corporate boardrooms and party offices
By Prathima Nandakumar
Bullet wound: A drunken night, a physical assault, and undertones of casteism
When a 20-year-old dalit youth finally got a Bullet motorcycle for himself, he never imagined the night of violence that awaited him
By Lakshmi Subramanian
With shrinking government jobs, dalit youth look to become job creators rather than job seekers
With inadequate financial aid and MNCs allegedly reducing actual job allocations to dalits, the underprivileged turn to their own to create jobs
By Prathima Nandakumar
Yamuna: Decoding its history, myth and the politics over its revival/ How to revive a dying Yamuna
The BJP came to power in Delhi on the promise of reviving the Yamuna, but it is easier said than done
By Shubhangi Shah
River cruise on Yamuna will make Delhi more sustainable, tourist-friendly: Sarbananda Sonowal
Development of inland waterways holds great promise for transforming India's logistics sector, says the Union minister
By Shubhangi Shah
‘Devil May Cry’ series review: Dante gets an action-packed awakening at Netflix
The famous game series ‘Devil May Cry’ gets a worthy animated adaptation at Netflix led by South Korea’s Studio Mir and showrunner Adi Shankar | Rating: 4 out of 5 ★★★★☆
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