Happy Propose Day 2026: Best propose quotes and wishes for this Valentine's season
February 8 is Propose Day as the countdown goes towards Valentine's Day and here are some of the best quotes for the occasion
By The Week News Desk February 08, 2026
Society
Happy Teddy Day 2026: Best Teddy Day gift offers, quotes and wishes to send to your loved one on February 10
February 10 is the Teddy Day during the Valentine's week and if you are looking to express love on this day, here are some wishes
By The Week News Desk February 09, 2026
Happy Chocolate Day 2026: 9 ideas to gift your loved ones chocolate this Valentine
Chocolate Day on February 9 is the perfect time in Valentine's week to gift your loved ones their favourite sweet treat
By The Week News Desk February 09, 2026-
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Happy Valentine's Week 2026: 49 wishes to share with your partner, crush, or situationship
If you are looking for a good mix of sweet, cool, quirky, and emotional Valentine's Week wishes, look no further, because our list of 49 ideas has you covered
By The Week News Desk February 08, 2026 -
At India Art Fair, where personal meets political in art on women
At the 2026 India Art Fair, a question by Judy Chicago - ‘What if women ruled the world’ - opened the door to deeply personal artistic reflections on women’s bodies, freedom, violence, labour and sacrifice
By Shubhangi Shah February 07, 2026 -
India Art Fair: Artists highlight Delhi’s environment crisis, and offer solutions too
The 17th edition of one of India’s premier art events is being held in Delhi, with a record 133 exhibitors and landmark programming
By Shubhangi Shah February 06, 2026 -
From Ireland to India: The family, flax and fortitude behind Burgoyne linen
Burgoyne linen represents a legacy of sustainable textile production, bridging Irish heritage with a thriving, family-oriented operation in India
By Nirmal Jovial February 03, 2026 -
Guli Ma family: How a Kerala man’s descendants were found in China
The forgotten India-China exchange is brought to light by Professor Joe Thomas Karackattu, who uncovered the 700-year-old story of a family in China descended from a man from Calicut
By Nirmal Jovial February 03, 2026 -
Climate change, development push Arunachal’s grasslands to the brink: Experts
Environmental experts warn that Arunachal Pradesh’s fragile grassland ecosystems face mounting threats from climate change, habitat loss and development pressures
By Badar Bashir February 02, 2026 -
Tere mere bridge mein…
Forget everything you know about civil engineering. Across India, a new wave of "innovative" bridges is redefining infrastructure, leaving motorists both baffled and appalled
By Jairam N. Menon January 30, 2026 -
India's silent crisis: The fight to save hundreds of endangered languages
The disappearance of a mother tongue erodes cultural identity, community well-being, unique ecological knowledge systems, and more
By Dr Ktien Hima January 28, 2026 -
Kolkata’s football love turns literary at the Argentina-themed book fair
With Argentina being the theme country at the ongoing 49th International Kolkata Book Fair, books on Messi and Maradona are selling like hot cake
By Prema Rajaram January 27, 2026 -
Inside the Hyderabad lit fest: Insights from Gopalkrishna Gandhi and Abhijit Banerjee
The Hyderabad Literary Festival provided a vibrant celebration of life and letters, highlighted by Gopalkrishna Gandhi's personal anecdotes and discussions led by experts like Abhijit Banerjee
By K. Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy January 27, 2026 -
Global Buddhist Summit 2026 opens in Delhi, turns lens on contemporary issues
The two-day conference brings together Buddhist leaders, policymakers, and scholars under the theme, ‘Collective Wisdom, United Voice, and Mutual Coexistence’
By Shubhangi Shah January 24, 2026 -
From an Afghan Durga to Roman birds, a new exhibition maps a world without borders
A new exhibition at Delhi's Humayun’s Tomb Museum, 'Shared Stories: An Art Journey Across Civilizations Beyond Boundaries', challenges modern divisions by showcasing the interconnectedness of ancient cultures
By Shubhangi Shah January 23, 2026 -
OPINION: Deepak is dead, Shimjitha is in jail, but women are on trial: The curious case of Kerala’s social media courts
The death of Deepak has been co-opted by a prejudiced online narrative that attacks the accuser, ridicules feminism, and promotes a chilling message to silence women who speak up against harassment
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob January 23, 2026 -
What has mathematics got to do with art? Quite a lot, actually
Mathematician Marcus du Sautoy argues that the perceived divide between the arts and mathematics is a modern invention. At its core, mathematics is the study of structure, a fundamental component of all creative works
By Shubhangi Shah January 21, 2026 -
OPINION | Why the world still believes Baba Vanga, the Bulgarian clairvoyant?
Baba Vanga is believed to have predicted the Indian Ocean tsunami, among other prophecies
By Arun Sahu January 19, 2026 -
The Netherlands has a restitution policy: Returning colonial items, but challenges remain
The Dutch government agreed to return thousands of fossils from the world-renowned Dubois Collection to Indonesia
By Shubhangi Shah January 14, 2026 -
How Halaga village’s ‘No Screen Mode’ is rewriting childhood evenings in Karnataka
Halaga village in Karnataka is leading a community-led initiative where all residents voluntarily turn off all screens for two hours each evening to create a better study environment for children
By Dr Darshan B M January 14, 2026 -
When and how to celebrate Lohri, Makar Sankranti, and Pongal this year
The festivals that celebrate the transition of the sun, Lohri, Makar Sankranti, and Pongal, are here and here is how they are celebrated
By Diana M Joshy January 13, 2026 -
Recalling a lost inheritance: Tracing India's intellectual amnesia in Shashi Ranjan Kumar's 'The Decline of Hindu Civilisation'
In 'The Decline of Hindu Civilisation', author and senior bureaucrat Shashi Ranjan Kumar argued that India continues to celebrate fragments of its past without understanding the intellectual systems that once sustained them
By Pratul Sharma January 11, 2026 -
The silent disciple: How an Indian dog is leading a global movement for peace
An Indian ex-stray dog named Aloka has become a global icon of peace. This resilient Indian Pariah dog is accompanying Buddhist monks on a 3,700 km 'Walk for Peace' across the United States
By Esha Sachar January 10, 2026 -
Why Amitav Ghosh is writing a book no one will read until 2114
Future Library is a 100-year artistic undertaking. Founded in 2014 by Katie Paterson, the project invites one acclaimed author each year to submit a manuscript that will be held in trust, unread, until 2114
By Shubhangi Shah January 08, 2026 -
Everyone knows ISKCON, only a few know its founder: That is his greatest leadership success
Hindol Sengupta's new book, 'Sing, Dance and Lead,' delves into the life of ISKCON founder Srila Prabhupada, reframing him as a pioneering 'spiritual entrepreneur'
By Shubhangi Shah January 07, 2026
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