Pahalgam attack shatters peace in Kashmir, dampens hopes of tourism revival
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Over 25 people, mostly tourists, killed in terror attack in J&K’s Pahalgam
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a visit to Saudi Arabia, talked to Amit Shah over phone and instructed the home minister to visit Pahalgam
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Many artists, including Renaissance artist Pieter Bruegel the Elder, has explored abstinence in their work
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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
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Will India's ambitious plan to build a semiconductor ecosystem succeed?
THE WEEK travelled to Dholera in Gujarat, where a 920sqkm-megacity is rising fast to build semiconductors—a city larger than Mumbai or Bengaluru
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'Everyone says China Plus One; the One should be India': V.K. Saraswat
V.K. Saraswat is member, NITI Aayog and the advisory committee of India Semiconductor Mission
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Why no country can be 'aatmanirbhar' in semiconductor sector
India’s goal should be to secure a strong presence across multiple stages of the supply chain to ensure strategic leverage
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India is making strides, but reliance on imports will not diminish overnight
One notable shift that may take place is the declining dependence on Chinese semiconductors
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India’s chip revolution calls for a deeper conversation
Startups, especially in the strategically sensitive semiconductor sector, must recognise that they operate not only in a business environment, but also within a geopolitical ecosystem
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With 'Sinners', Ryan Coogler proves he is a master juggler of genres
The filmmaker's weaving of multiple genres and themes is so remarkable that it takes a while to get some sense of the film's overall behaviour and intentions
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