Three months, six metres, one sari: The labour behind IFFI’s quietest spectacle

At India’s biggest film festival, a handloom fashion showcase highlighted named weavers, folk artists, and months of labour, arguing for craft not as nostalgia, but as intelligence, livelihood, and cultural policy

By Kundanika Nanda
How a Portuguese princess and a royal dowry made tea Britain's national drink

The history of tea is a fascinating journey that spans continents, from its origins in China to its arrival in Portugal and subsequent popularisation in England by Queen Catherine of Braganza

By Puneet R. Kundal
Writers, scholars flock to international township for Auroville Literature Festival 2025

After Sankrit and Tamil, the second edition of the festival moves to the English segment

By The Week News Desk
VIRAL VIDEO | Three lions take on gentle giant rhino; what happens next cracks up internet

The King of the jungle escaped the mighty rhinoceros's charge by a whisker, after a lioness initiated trouble at Africa's Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, a viral video showed

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Bali volcano eruption news: Flights resume to Indonesian tourist hotbed

Australia's Qantas Group was among the first to resume flights to Indonesia's Bali a day after an erupting Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki forced airlines away from the skies

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6 spots in Jaipur where history meets beauty

These locations offer a glimpse of the city's rich cultural heritage

By Shruti Goyal