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Explainer | IndusInd Bank share crash: What is causing the slump?
IndusInd Bank has warned of networth hit due to discrepancies related to derivatives portfolio. Since hitting a 52-week high in April 2024, IndusInd Bank's shares have declined nearly 43 per cent
By Nachiket Kelkar
March 11, 2025
From hunting to conservation: Indian royals and their trysts with the wild
Historically, games and sports especially those which royalty indulged in often involved challenging an animal or taming one. A power dynamic of some sorts, this could range from a tiresome hunt on foot to an adrenaline punched game of polo
'Born a Hindu, Will Die a Hindu': D.K. Shivakumar defends attending Sadhguru’s Shivratri event
Amid criticism from within the party over his participation in Maha Shvratri celebrations at Sadhguru's Isha Yoga Centre in Coimbatore, Congress leader and Karnataka Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar asserted that he was a born Hindu and will die as one.
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Deportation of illegal Indian immigrants | Muzaffar A. Chishti on Trump’s immigration crackdown
“The current narrative about illegal immigration is based on a fabricated invasion,” he tells THE WEEK in an exclusive interview, calling on the leaders of sovereign nations to speak out about the rights of their own citizens.
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Telangana tunnel collapse | Rescuers yet to make headway through last 40 meters
Rescue operations are continuing at the partially collapsed Srisailam Left Bank Canal (SLBC) tunnel where eight workers have been trapped since Saturday. Efforts are on to remove debris in the last 40-50 meters and establish contact with the trapped
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PM Modi | Donald Trump | Why the US needs India to counter China’s influence | India-US relations
The India-US ties will depend on India's readiness to be a willing partner in the American designs on China and what it will gain from the US in return.
The 'Aligarh' and 'Scam 1992' filmmaker feels a shift in priorities is the need of the hour
EDITOR'S PICK
Women's Day: How clued in are men to what women want?
Women have won many victories in their fight for equality. But the biggest battle is yet to be fought—making men understand what it feels like to be a woman
By Anjuly Mathai
'There is nothing like the thrill of going out on the field, notepad in hand': Sagarika Ghose
In political journalism, you cannot spend long hours with a politician the way a male journalist can as that will be misunderstood
By Anjuly Mathai
'We need to bring the female gaze into our films': Rima Das
Male directors do have a kind of freedom that we do not. Till now, if I want to do some research or shoot something in the middle of the night, I am dependent on someone from my family or crew who is male.
By Anjuly Mathai
'For women, it takes repeated demonstration of success to build credibility': Daisy Chittilapilly
The most successful women are also products of the generosity of their peers, mentors, and sponsors who saw their potential. I think I can certainly count a few that saw potential in me when I didn’t see it in myself
By Anjuly Mathai
'Was criticised for wearing shorts, sleeveless T-shirts': Anju Bobby George
What I want most for women athletes is a safe environment. Today, parents are scared to send their daughters away from home. As a woman athlete, I wish it was a fair and free space for all the girls out there
By Anju Bobby George
'Mickey 17' review: Bong Joon-ho's new film is disappointingly lacklustre despite an earnest Robert Pattinson
Those expecting the remarkable narrative coherence and razor-sharp satire of some of the acclaimed Korean filmmaker's previous films like 'Parasite' or 'The Host' might feel let down
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