Fifty years after her passing, THE WEEK solves the mystery of how Agatha Christie’s life played into her books
By Anjuly Mathai January 04, 2026
James Prichard, CEO at Agatha Christie Ltd and her great-grandson, offers personal insights into her private life as a grandmother, her genius for storytelling, and the work he does to manage her enduring legacy
By Anjuly Mathai January 04, 2026
Achala Moulik’s ‘The Thousand Years War: Russia and the West’ helps understand the raging conflict in Ukraine
By Sanjib Kr Baruah January 04, 2026
The Harry Maguire redemption arc at Manchester United is a remarkable story of a player who went from a world-record signing and club captain to a figure of widespread ridicule
By Karthik Ravindranath January 04, 2026
Jane Austen's iconic novels and their numerous adaptations, from classic films to modern cross-cultural retellings, continue to captivate new generations of readers and viewers worldwide
By Shubhangi Shah December 28, 2025
Caroline Casey's elephant journey is an inspiring tale of her 1,000km expedition across South India 25 years ago while legally blind, a trip she now revisits for an emotional homecoming
By Anjuly Mathai December 21, 2025
The Forgotten Indian Prisoners of World War II by Gautam Hazarika uncovers the story of 67,000 Indian soldiers who, after surrendering to the Japanese, endured brutal conditions and refused to join the INA
By R Prasannan December 21, 2025
Political video games are a potent medium for dissent, allowing developers to explore sensitive topics that are often avoided by traditional media
By Anjuly Mathai December 14, 2025
A book on Mexican poet Octavio Paz’s years in India offers fresh perspectives
By Ambassador R. Viswanathan December 14, 2025
The Dalai Lama Grammy album, a collaboration with sarod virtuoso Ustad Amjad Ali Khan and his sons, offers a cultural counterpoint to a fast-paced world with its message of peace and stillness
By Neeta Lal December 14, 2025
A jamdani sari is a celebrated handwoven fabric from Bangladesh, recognised by UNESCO for its intricate, lightweight, and elegant design
By Ayanangsha Maitra December 14, 2025
Theatrical dining is a growing trend in India, offering guests a multi-faceted experience that merges fine dining with live performances and storytelling
By Shubhangi Shah December 07, 2025
B.B. Benegal Studio, founded by Balkrishna Benegal, was a pioneering force in Indian film poster art, creating a distinct visual language for cinema publicity
By Asha Gangoli November 30, 2025
Through initiatives like the Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Festival, young talents are breathing new life into the performing arts scene across India
By Anjuly Mathai November 23, 2025