India's attempts for peace with Pakistan met with hostility and betrayal: PM Modi
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‘False narrative created; political rivals want me to be punished’: PM Modi on 2002 Gujarat riots
Modi said the courts investigated the matter thoroughly and found him completely innocent
By The Week News Desk
March 16, 2025
The evolution of playing Holi
Each region of India has its own uniqueness and peculiarity when it comes to celebrating Holi
'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.
'Officer on Duty' was scripted by Shahi Kabir, the acclaimed writer of the cop dramas 'Joseph' and 'Nayattu'. He made his directorial debut with another haunting police story, 'Ela Veezha Poonchira'.
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Young India is turning spiritual, and it is good business
This shift to spirituality also holds a warning for conventional religions and traditional social structures
By K. Sunil Thomas
Devotional music market is growing exponentially: Kumar Taurani
While the 40+ consumer listens to full-length devotional content, the ones in their 20s and 30s are hooked to short-form content
By K. Sunil Thomas
Click for blessings
When Gods go mobile, faith tech is a booming sector in India—both for the believer and the techpreneur
By K. Sunil Thomas
The state has stage-managed spirituality, says Devdutt Pattanaik
Devdutt Pattanaik gives four reasons for the bhakti boom in India and says that the state has nationalised what was being done in spirituality cults
By Devdutt Pattanaik
Women's Day: How clued in are men to what women want?
Women have won many victories in their fight for equality. But the biggest battle is yet to be fought—making men understand what it feels like to be a woman
By Anjuly Mathai
‘The Electric State’ review: A feat of bad filmmaking that fails to even redeem robot characters to sell merchandise
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