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theweek.in › news › biz-tech › 2026
Why GCCs are moving towards specialised hiring from mass recruiting? - The Week
This evolution has led to a slowdown in overall hiring within the segment, with some larger GCCs experiencing headcount reductions
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Latest Defence News | India Defence Updates | World Defence News- The Week
Read the latest defence and military news. Stay informed about international military developments, army, navy, air force, missile technologies,
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theweek.in › news › maritime › 2026
Constellations of connectivity: How LEO satellites are erasing deep-sea dead zones - The Week
This breakthrough, driven by Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite technology, ensures continuous, high-speed connectivity at sea
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theweek.in › news › health › 2026
Back pain isn’t just part of ageing: Apollo expert explains the real causes - The Week
8 out of 10 people will experience significant back pain at some point in their lives. It is one of the leading causes of disability and missed workdays globally
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theweek.in › leisure › lifestyle › 2026
The modern colonial theft: How the West rebrands Indian craft as luxury fashion - The Week
Five instances where global luxury brands borrowed from Indian tradition and forgot to mention where it came from
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theweek.in › news › biz-tech › 2026
Inside Project Jupiter: How the Ambanis quietly engineered India’s biggest-ever IPO - The Week
A secretive Reliance mission sets Jio on course for the country’s largest stock market debut
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theweek.in › review › books › 2026
'On the Future of Species' book review: AI in biological engineering — A twin-edged knife - The Week
Adrian Woolfson's book charts through much of what has happened so far in science and genome engineering, leading readers to a breathtaking view of what may be possible in the future
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theweek.in › theweek › cover › 2026
‘Massive admission intake must be reworked’: Professor Onkar Singh - The Week
Technical universities need to prioritize quality over quantity in engineering education, addressing deficiencies in practical skills and continuous learning. The current focus on mass admission needs recalibration with market demand to improve graduate employability and leverage India's demographic dividend. Integrating AI and emerging technologies into curricula, along with reforms in assessment and academic autonomy, is crucial for producing job-ready graduates.
