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Addressing the audience at THE WEEK Heritage Awards 2026, Union culture minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat pointed out the importance of building ‘experiences’ around India’s historical and tourist sites. Read👇 theweek.in/news/tourism/2026…
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A2 ghee? A massive scam. Apple cider vinegar? An "utter waste of time." Clinician, author and online creator Amita Gadre doesn't hold back in this round of Take or Toss with THE WEEK's Susamma Joy Kurian! From protein bars and leftover rice to moringa powder, and jaggery tea, she gives her candid verdict on popular foods and supplements. Watch the full interview on THE WEEK's YouTube channel! #AmitaGadre #TakeOrToss #Nutrition #Protein #A2Ghee #Multivitamins
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The Supreme Court has deferred the hearing on petitions challenging Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and the ECI’s decisions during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The Commission has filed a nearly 250-page affidavit defending its functioning. The petitioners now have 10 days to respond. youtu.be/HKvyLZJpsDc (Supreme Court, Gyanesh Kumar, ECI, Special Intensive Revision, SIR)
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Former Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Kaul explains his differences with former Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud over the process of judicial appointments. Kaul says he opposed continuous pre-consultations with the government, arguing that the Collegium should consider any government input and then take a decision on appointments. Watch the full interview on THE WEEK's YouTube channel! #SanjayKaul #DYChandrachud #CollegiumSystem #JudicialAppointments
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Does India's judiciary still live up to the ideal of “without fear or favour”? In this interview with THE WEEK, former Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Kaul discusses judicial independence, the Collegium system, government influence over judicial appointments, the Master of the Roster, and the challenges facing India's courts. Ahead of the release of his book 'Without Fear or Favour', Justice Kaul reflects on the relationship between the judiciary and the executive, delays in judicial appointments, political disputes reaching the Supreme Court, and the reforms needed to make the justice delivery system more effective. Interview: Kanu Sarda (@sardakanu_law) Video: Kritajna Naik K. Editor: Uthara Dinesh youtu.be/lA2m97T-gLo #SanjayKaul #SupremeCourt #IndianJudiciary #THEWEEK
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Seventeen remand prisoners escaped from Thekkampatti sub-jail in Theni district, Tamil Nadu, after allegedly pretending that one inmate was having a seizure and attacking prison staff who came to help. Police recaptured four prisoners and launched a search for the remaining 13, with checks intensified across neighbouring districts and along routes to Kerala. (Theni jail escape, 17 Prisoners escape, Thekkampatti sub-jail, Tamil Nadu, Kerala border)
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Five people were killed and one injured in a shooting at Hotel Bilas Inn in Guwahati on October 26. Police suspect a dispute over the hotel’s lease agreement triggered the incident. The accused, identified as leaseholder Ghanakanta Gogoi, was arrested within an hour. Investigators are probing the motive behind the shooting. (Ghanakanta Gogoi, Guwahati violence, Investigation, Crime, Assam)
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In this interview with THE WEEK, clinician, online creator and author Amita Gadre (@amitagadre) explains why protein has become a buzzword, how much protein we really need, and why eating more of it does not automatically build muscle. She also discusses the importance of fibre, the problem with carb-heavy Indian meals, and why fats shouldn't be eliminated but consumed mindfully. Interview: Susamma Joy Kurian, Deputy News Editor (@SusammaK13) youtu.be/XW-42-JAz-8 #AmitaGadre #Protein #Nutrition #IndianDiet #HealthyEating
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Students at Jamia Millia Islamia in New Delhi are continuing their protest despite negotiations with the university administration and a public notification addressing their demands. The students are seeking the Proctor’s resignation, a clear schedule for student union elections and approval of the union’s constitution. Student protester Adil Irfan explains why the students say they will not call off their protest without written commitments. youtu.be/CXeE68dCKJY #JamiaMilliaIslamia #JamiaProtest #JamiaStudents #StudentUnionElections
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