THE WEEK India Magazine - June 16, 2024

In this issue

Even as he prepares for a third term, Narendra Modi, with diminished numbers and sans his aura, will have to present himself as a team-player. For Modi and the BJP, running a coalition government is going to be a tightrope walk. It remains to be seen whether the BJP can lead a coalition government and survive the tumultuous terrain of coalition politics.

India is developing strategic ports overseas and is exploring new oceanic trade routes to pursue its growing geopolitical objectives

@Leisure: Four Kashmiri fashion labels that want to put the troubled region on the international style map

Stop ruling; start governing

In every election the voters elect a government.

2 mins

HEALING THE EARTH

Land Restoration for a Drought-Resilient Future

2 mins

SPOTLIGHT, NOV SHARED

In his third term as prime minister, Narendra Modi would have to reorient his image to that of a consensus builder

7 mins

STOOPING TO CONQUER

Congress kept its ear and feet to the ground to script a remarkable resurgence

6 mins

MASTER OF THE GAME

BJP’s poor show and Congress’s stunning comeback in Maharashtra owe a lot to Sharad Pawar’s skilful moves

4 mins

HEIR STYLE

Mamata Banerjee’s popularity and her nephew Abhishek’s campaign strategy stalled the BJP’s momentum in Bengal

4 mins

BLOOM AND BUST

BJP’s southern push comes a cropper in Tamil Nadu, but the party gains in the two Telugu states and retains its edge in Karnataka

7 mins

Voters have changed, and we have benefited

In March 2022, Vice President Venkaiah Naidu asked a quirky question to actor-MP Suresh Gopi, who had come to the Rajya Sabha with a distinctive look.

2 mins

INDEPENDENTS' DAY

The Lok Sabha results in Baramulla and Ladakh reflect a churning among voters

2 mins

SWEEPING LOSS

AAP’s disappointing performance has put a question mark on its relevance in the INDIA bloc

2 mins

A SLEEPER HIT

Naidu’s stunning victory raises questions about the vote-catching power of welfare schemes

4 mins

TIPU, SULTAN!

In his first major election after the death of Mulayam Singh Yadav, Akhilesh humbles the BJP and proves he is his own man

5 mins

WOOING THE WAVES

India is developing strategic ports overseas and is exploring new oceanic trade routes to pursue its growing geopolitical objectives

6 mins

Northern delights

Four Kashmiri fashion labels that want to put the troubled region on the international style map

5 mins

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