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Interview | 'First, restore flow of trade from Bangladesh': M. Riaz Hamidullah, Bangladesh's High Commissioner to India (opens the original)
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Dhaka’s ties with Delhi once had a warmth and bonhomie that helped both sides navigate even the most complicated political and security challenges. But now, the relationship is going through one of its most difficult phases. Bangladeshi diplomats are insisting that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman should not visit India until his predecessor Sheikh Hasina is extradited. Deepening the political distance between the two neighbours is the absence of agreements on security, trade and water. On August 1
Will FCRA Amendment cripple foreign-funded charities in India? (opens the original)
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As a boy, M. Raja watched his father leave home on a bicycle, travelling from one place to another to help people affected by leprosy. India was grappling with the monumental challenge of bringing down the prevalence of leprosy, which stood at 57.2 per 10,000 people in 1981. The goal was ambitious—to bring the prevalence down to a single digit by the end of the century. Born in Madurai, Raja recalls the days when he would see leprosy patients at bus stands and railway stations, many of them aban
The Week Magazine – Latest News, Politics, Business & Opinion Updates - The Week (opens the original)
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© Copyright 2026 The Week Online. All rights reserved. Education brought them together; agitation tested them. Sonam Wangchuk and Gitanjali J. Angmo reveal how the Delhi protests deepened the convictions that sustain their partnership Cockroach Janta Party may amplify the anti-BJP space in the coming months, and AAP and Congress will compete for it The Cockroach Janta Party is focusing on its legal battle over the anti-NEET paper leak protests and will not be entering electoral politics, accordi
The virtual Juliet: Inside Pakistan's sophisticated online spy network targeting Indian armed forces (opens the original)
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An IAF Wing Commander has been arrested after allegedly being seduced online by a suspected Pakistani agent This is not an isolated incident. Security officials call the IAF officer's case one in a "string of instances" over the last decade Security agencies reveal it's part of a massive digital offensive by Pakistan's ISI, using a playbook of fake profiles, spyware-laced apps, and psychological manipulation to target Indian military personnel During the Cold War, intelligence agencies extensive
Tale of two reformers: How Sonam Wangchuk, Gitanjali Angmo are redefining activism and education (opens the original)
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One of Gitanjali J. Angmo’s favourite stories is O. Henry’s ‘The Last Leaf’. In the story, a young woman battling pneumonia believes she will die when the last ivy leaf outside her window falls. Unknown to her, the last leaf she clings to—it saves her life—is not real but painted overnight by an ageing artist. Wangchuk said he anticipated [Pradhan’s] resignation. “I could have pressed harder on the resignation. But I saw it coming anyway,” he says. “Second, I was genuinely scared by how things w
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