THE WEEK India - January 26, 2025

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MOUNTAIN WARFARE

On snow-covered battlefields, the Army wants its junior leadership to be decision-makers at the tactical level. The High Altitude Warfare School, in Gulmarg, prepares them for wars driven by technology and intelligence. THE WEEK takes you behind the icy curtains of the Himalayas, to the Machoi Glacier, for a comprehensive look at the training of India’s mountain warriors

WORLD: In his second coming, US president-elect Donald Trump has far greater political capital, and an impractical wish list

KARNATAKA: With the recent surrender of six Naxals, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah declares the state almost “Naxal-free”, but the BJP is questioning his “closeness” to the far left

ECONOMY: High food inflation, sluggish credit growth and low corporate investment dampen India’s growth. The budget is an opportunity to revive it

@Leisure: Mohammad Ali Baig’s struggle to keep alive his father’s legacy in theatre

Bomb man who kept his mouth shut

The best thing about Rajagopala Chidambaram, who passed away recently, was that he “could keep his mouth shut”, as his mentor Raja Ramanna wrote in his memoir, Years of Pilgrimage. No wonder, he tested six atom bombs with no CIA, ISI or satellite spy eyes getting any wiser beforehand.

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EYES ON THE ICE

THE INDIAN ARMY TRAINS ITS MOUNTAIN WARRIORS AT THE MACHOI GLACIER WHERE THEY LEARN ICE AND SNOW CRAFT IN SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURES. THE HIGH ALTITUDE WARFARE SCHOOL IN GULMARG PREPARES THEM FOR WARS THAT ARE DRIVEN BY TECHNOLOGY AND INTELLIGENCE. ON SNOW-COVERED BATTLEFIELDS LIKE THE HIMALAYAS, THE ARMY WANTS ITS JUNIOR LEADERSHIP TO BECOME DECISION-MAKERS AT THE TACTICAL LEVEL

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SUMMITS, SURVIVAL AND SERVICE

Mountaineering expeditions play a crucial role in mountain warfare training

4 mins

Battle of the sons

With Kejriwal facing sons of two former CMs, Delhi's most prestigious constituency is witnessing a high-stakes battle

3 mins

AAP has turned citizens into consumers

INTERVIEW SANDEEP DIKSHIT Congress leader

3 mins

Eastward Ho!

Odisha, which hosted this year's Pravasi Bharatiya Divas, is emerging as a focal point for India's Act East Policy, given the turmoil in the northeast

3 mins

Extreme to mainstream

With the recent surrender of six Naxals, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah declares Karnataka almost “Naxal-free”. The BJP is questioning his “closeness” to the far left

6 mins

Time to dream big

Every year, January 12 is celebrated as National Youth Day—as homage to the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, honouring his enduring teachings and visionary ideas.

2 mins

The going gets rough

It’s been a very macho fortnight

2 mins

DON'S NEW DAWN

In his second coming, Donald Trump has far greater political capital, and an impractical wish list

5 mins

Howdy, rowdies

The world is already exhausted, and Donald Trump has not even begun his second term.

2 mins

BRAKES ON THE BOOM

High food inflation, sluggish credit growth and low corporate investment dampen the growth party. The budget is an opportunity to revive it

7 mins

BEHIND THE CLASS ACT

One man's struggle to keep alive his father's legacy in theatre

5 mins

Clim# the power ladder

In his latest book, T.V. Paul explores India's search for its day in the sun as a global power

2 mins

The resilient showman

Subhash Ghai's memoir is a treasure trove of information on the life of a master filmmaker who began with zero knowledge of the craft

2 mins

Bim Bissell & Indian businesses

When one talks of nation builders, one usually refers to the great industrialists who were tasked with building magnificent edifices for schools or hospitals. Or then our freedom fighters, mostly khadi-clad Congressmen who the current ruling dispensation tries to disregard.

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