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'SCO exists to fight terrorism': Jaishankar backs Rajnath Singh's refusal to sign joint declaration
'One country, you can guess which one... that one country said, 'no, no, we do not want a reference to that,' Union Minister of External Affairs S. Jaishankar said in a veiled jab at Pakistan
By The Week News Desk
June 27, 2025
The art of timeless travel
Many of today’s popular luxury designers started their journeys from designing and creating luggage wear
'Panchayat' actor Raghubir Yadav on the show's enduring magic and approaching its emotions sincerely
The actor reflects on why the show, currently in its fourth season, has moved people across the globe and reveals why, for him, it’s far more than just another acting assignment
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How Asia’s oldest engineering college, IIT Roorkee, is staying ahead of the curve
IIT Roorkee, which started as Roorkee College in 1847, was the first engineering college in Asia. After about a century, the college was elevated to the University of Roorkee, the first engineering university of independent India, on November 25, 1949, and to an IIT on September 21, 2001
By Abhinav Singh
'IIT Bombay is looking at transition from teaching to learning': Prof Shireesh Kedare
Prof Shireesh Kedare is director, IIT Bombay
By Abhinav Singh
'Only those with in-depth and interdisciplinary knowledge have a future': V. Kamakoti
V. Kamakoti is director, IIT Madras
By Lakshmi Subramanian
How India’s best colleges are transforming lives of students
Principal Correspondent Abhinav Singh and Photographer Kritajna Naik K. travelled to the campus to bring you this week’s cover story, THE WEEK’s annual special on India’s best colleges
By Abhinav Singh
'Firms expect fresh graduates to have right combination of hard, soft skills': Manish Sabharwal
Manish Sabharwal is vice chairman, Team lease Services, one of India’s largest staffing and human capital firms
By Manish Sabharwal
'The Bear' Season 4 review: From boiling to simmering, the new season finally sees tranquility
Fewer screams and meltdowns, yet the emotions cut deep. The latest season of the 'comedy' seems to finally prioritise calm over chaos
By Nikhil Anil
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