Video Explainer: What is a ‘living will’ and what is the right to die with dignity?
In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has made passive euthanasia permissible and allowed for the drafting of a living will.
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1A Bengali poet writes about being a ‘failure’ despite publishing several books and winning awards
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2Start the week with a film: ‘Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi’ is an ode to personal and political passions
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3‘A graceful, magnetic speaker’: How Susie Sorabji captivated US audiences in early 20th century
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4Religion or linguistic heritage? Bangladesh is at a crossroads over its national identity
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5Bajrang Dal, VHP workers storm Easter event in Ahmedabad, FIR filed
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6A new book urges couples to re-examine traditional Indian marriages and family structures
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7Pope Francis (1936-2025): He offered a profound message of hope, responsibility and unity
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8Sunday book pick: Eight iconic women writers inspire freedom and creativity in ‘A Life of One’s Own’
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9The Abdullahs can refute former spy chief’s claims – if they stand up to the Modi government
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10Pope Francis dies at 88
