Trial by pigmentation: How we all failed the girls, and are still failing ourselves
Welcome to liberal authoritarianism. A world in which “community cohesion” became a euphemism for cowardice, and “diversity and inclusion” became a shield for institutional paralysis
By Philip George
‘Doomsday fish’ sightings: A warning sign of an upcoming disaster?
The oarfish has made at least four appearances in the past few weeks in different parts of the world
By Niya Sarah Aalby
In Bangladesh’s belated Independence Day celebration in Delhi, one particular dish is ready to be the showstopper
A team of five chefs were flown in from Dhaka to Delhi on Tuesday morning to prepare this culinary marvel
By Faisal Mahmud
Mountains forests and sea: Retreats in India that offer yoga with scenery
There are several hotels and resorts where, with every stretch and each breath, you can reconnect with yourself and nature
By The Week News Desk
India’s thrift revolution: From stigma to style
As sustainability grabs the spotlight in the fashion industry, a new wave of consumers, Gen Z, in particular, is gravitating towards thrift shopping
By Parvathi Anilkumar
'My best ideas come when my mind is entirely at peace or superbly bored': Devika Narain
The leading wedding planner and event stylist's magpie-style decoded
By TheWeek Correspondent
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
Web Desk
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
Web Desk
6 spots in Jaipur where history meets beauty
These locations offer a glimpse of the city's rich cultural heritage
By Shruti Goyal