‘A magical moment’: Locals say catching a glimpse of sacred relics on Buddha Purnima
By Shubhangi Shah May 02, 2026
This rare event, celebrating Buddha Purnima with ancient relics from Piprahwa, runs from May 1 till May 15, drawing Buddhist communities and dignitaries
By Shubhangi Shah April 29, 2026
In an exclusive conversation with THE WEEK, Ratheesh Varavoor, a Kerala-based artist, shares his inspiration behind an unconventional fight against substance abuse
By Meera Rajeev April 24, 2026
As Mumbai eyes a sweeping redevelopment of one of its oldest and most misunderstood neighbourhoods, residents remain divided over what should change and what must remain
By Pooja Biraia April 21, 2026
The three-day Kimchi Kulture Fest 2026 unfolds in Kochi, exploring Gen Z’s wave of interest in East Asian culture
By Meera Rajeev April 11, 2026
AI-fruit dramas are rapidly evolving from simple viral content like "Strawberina" to complex narratives reflecting societal issues
By Meera Rajeev April 11, 2026
Move over Merriam-Webster, Oxford and Cambridge, the book that the world needs right now is the 'Trumpictionary'
By Jairam N Menon April 10, 2026
Indian handloom and cinema have a profound connection, with the saree evolving from everyday wear to a symbol of elegance and cultural identity, popularised by films
By Aayushi Negi April 10, 2026
India's representation at the Commission on the Status of Women 2026 championed a perspective rooted in cultural values and the concept of family-centric empowerment
By Aayushi Negi April 09, 2026
Integrating sustainable architecture integration into mainstream construction faces hurdles due to the failures of adopting education into practice
By Dr Sunny Bansal April 08, 2026
The Indian legal system is currently grappling with conflicting judgments from the Allahabad High Court regarding live-in relationships. While one ruling denied protection to a couple where one partner was married, another granted it, highlighting a deep-seated discomfort with relationships outside traditional marriage
By Pooja Biraia April 03, 2026
The transformation of April Fools’ Day also reflects the communication pattern, as interpersonal interaction have increasingly moved online reshaping how humour and engagement are experienced
By Ayushi Negi March 31, 2026
Today, over 56 per cent of women make their own investment decisions
By Aayushi Negi March 30, 2026
'Contemplations of Ram Sewak' by Anirudh Tewari delves into the shared philosophical wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and the Ramcharitmanas, offering reflective essays that connect ancient teachings to contemporary life
By Pratul Sharma March 27, 2026
India's philanthropic landscape is vast and growing, with significant public, corporate, and private funds dedicated to the social sector
By Bini Philips March 27, 2026
The Surajkund International Crafts Mela by Shikha’s Kariigarii presented a thematic fashion show celebrating India's diverse textile traditions and culminating in a poignant tribute
By Shubhangi Shah March 12, 2026
The doctrine of refusal highlights a tradition of defiance seen in historical figures like Tipu Sultan and modern leaders of Iran, where resisting domination and asserting national sovereignty are prioritised over submission to superior powers
By Wasim Malik Ingalgi March 12, 2026
Beyond screens and prompts: How grassroots comics at IIMC is reclaiming thought
By Sharad Sharma March 11, 2026
Alka Mathur's art transforms discarded tea bags into captivating ‘Tea Diaries’, serving as a unique medium to explore personal memories, everyday experiences, and the passage of time
By Nirmal Jovial March 10, 2026
Hyderabad’s Irani cafés were more than just food establishments; they became social institutions that shaped the city's informal culture and left an indelible mark on its history and architectural heritage
By K. Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy March 03, 2026
It's that time of the year when the whole of India indulge in the most colourful festival in the country - Holi
By The Week News Desk March 03, 2026
Chandra Grahan on March 3 is not just limited to scientific significance in India, for the celestial event carries cultural and spirtual importance
By The Week News Desk March 03, 2026
Aligned with Auroville’s founding principles, the battery-operated toy train meant for kindergarten children reflects the 1965 vision of a walkable city
By Anirudha Karindalam March 02, 2026
As we near Holi 2026, here is some more information regarding this huge popular festival of India
By The Week News Desk March 02, 2026
Ladakh's desert climate—with biting cold, harsh summers, and low rainfall—shapes its cuisine profoundly
By Shubhangi Shah February 28, 2026