THE WEEK India Magazine - February 18, 2024
THE WEEK India Magazine - February 18, 2024
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In this issue
Exclusive interview with Union Home Minister Amit Shah, where he talks about the three new laws, the internal security situation, the upcoming Lok Sabha polls and more.
Also read, with the Uniform Civil Code in Uttarakhand, the BJP has made clear its intent, and how a unique skilling mission for neurodivergent individuals is getting them employed in the IT sector.
These and much more in the latest issue now on stands.
Check! Castling in the air
Zugzwang is a chess term which, in simple English, is the situation when the player who has to make the next move would lose. The German word, pronounced ‘tsooktsvang’, means ‘compulsion to move’.
2 mins
Victory for Jinnah?
Who is the big winner from the inauguration of the Ram Temple at Ayodhya on January 22? The hindutvist PM, of course. Yet, is not the bigger winner Muhammad Ali Jinnah? For we are now an avowed ‘Hindu Rashtra’ and Jinnah always maintained that whatever its pretensions to secularism, independent India was in fact a ‘Hindu Raj’.
2 mins
CODE OF CONFLICT
With the Uttarakhand government convening a special assembly session to enact the Uniform Civil Code, the BJP is reasserting its political intent to put in place a common set of family laws for all citizens
10+ mins
Justice for all Bharat nyay laws are the biggest reform in 160 years
As the sun finally broke through the clouds on a foggy winter morning in Delhi, we walked into the sprawling residence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah, undeniably the country’s second-most powerful politician after Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for an interaction.
10+ mins
Home advantage
As Union home minister, Amit Shah is building a legacy that could well be the yardstick against which his successors are measured
5 mins
No stone unturned
The BJP's robust organisational structure, effective messaging and Modi's appeal have made it confident of a hat-trick this year
4 mins
Trouble in tribal land
Jharkhand politics is in a state of chaos, and it could have serious repercussions for Hemant Soren and his party
4 mins
A battle and a war
As his army chief's popularity surges, President Volodymyr Zelensky wants to dismiss him. The duo also has differences on the war strategy
4 mins
UPSKILL JOURNEY
This unique skilling mission for neurodivergent individuals — people whose brains develop, or function, differently from a typical one — is getting them employed in the IT sector
8 mins
The daring of Dongri's darling
The extraordinary story of 32-year-old Munawar Iqbal Faruqui, winner of the 17th season of Bigg Boss (Indian television’s biggest reality show) is worthy of a biopic.
2 mins
BATTLE NOTES
When the world is witnessing two wars, a clutch of war writers at the Jaipur Literature Festival spoke about finding hope amidst hopelessness
6 mins
A life, in and among words
Rajen Mehra's Never Out of Print is a memoir of not just a man but also Rupa Publications and the growth of Indian publishing
3 mins
It's raining menswear
I have just returned from what was a truly enjoyable weekend in Goa. On work. Attending fashion shows for a new idea called the India Men’s Weekend put together by the Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI).
2 mins
Policing the personal
In principle, I support a progressive Uniform Civil Code.
2 mins
THE WEEK India Magazine Description:
Publisher: Malayala Manorama
Category: News
Language: English
Frequency: Weekly
THE WEEK is an Indian English-language news magazine published by The Malayala Manorama Co. Pvt. Ltd. It was founded in 1982 and is the largest circulated English news magazine in India.
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