THE WEEK India Magazine - July 21, 2024
THE WEEK India Magazine - July 21, 2024
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In this issue
Dancing with the wolf warrior
Exploring the differences and similarities between India and China, the mid-year special covers a range of sectors: diplomacy, military power, culture, trade, civil liberties and technology
Also read: The Hathras tragedy points to a heady mix of faith, riches and power
Newly elected British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is an uncharismatic leader, but an efficient manager
In untold stories: Understanding the Japanese way at India’s first fully FDI hospital
@Leisure: “There are no concrete talks yet, but who knows? I would love Indians to celebrate fine dining culture,” says Dutch chef Jacob Jan Boerma, whose restaurants have earned five Michelin stars
Shabbats in 10 Downing Street
Diwali lamps are out, Shabbat candles are in— at 10 Downing Street.
2 mins
Heap of faith
The Hathras tragedy points to a heady mix of faith, riches and power
6 mins
BABA'S ROLE IS BEING INVESTIGATED
Q/ Did the organisers get permission from local authorities to hold a large gathering?
2 mins
Back in the hot seat
Hemant Soren has declared a moral triumph by getting out of jail, but the real test will be on the hustings
3 mins
The passion of the scribe
How Arundhati Roy changed my life, and why I can no longer be silent
3 mins
WHERE WELLNESS BLOOMS
On May 11, 2022, Kavitha Shanmugam received a jolt of a phone call. “Your husband is alive and breathing,” said the caller from a North Carolina hospital.
9 mins
Are the Brits racist or are we?
While an Indian-origin UK PM has lost his premiership, in the emerging line-up for his succession as leader of the Tory party are two ladies of Indian origin-Suella Braverman and Priti Patel and two contenders of African heritage, James Cleverly and Kemi Badenoch. There appears to be only one aspirant of indubitably British origin, Tom Tugendhat.
2 mins
FRUITS OF LABOUR
Starmer is an uncharismatic leader, but an efficient manager. And there's serious work to do
6 mins
TIME TO SPLURGE
As political considerations are likely to trump economic prudence, expect the budget to have something for everyone
5 mins
No saffron season
Lok Sabha results prove that making inroads in Kashmir remains an uphill task for the BJP
4 mins
Caught in the act
India seizes 2,560kg of riot-control chemical sent from China to Pakistan at the Kattupalli Port near Chennai
4 mins
India's second independence
A global leadership opportunity in the AI age beckons
4 mins
The Dragon-Tiger Tango
Exploring the differences and similarities between India and China, the Mid-Year Special covers a range of sectors: diplomacy, military power, culture, trade, civil liberties and technology
6 mins
HIMALAYAN CHALLENGE
Bilateral diplomacy is a never-ending tightrope walk for India and China
5 mins
POWER GAME
China is somewhat ahead of India in military might, but it is just a matter of time that India bridges that gap
4 mins
LESSONS FROM THE PAST
India must take a leaf out of China's cultural diplomacy and strengthen research on Beijing. The 'trade and nothing else' paradigm does not augur well for India's rise
8 mins
Neighbours With Benefits
There has never been a better time to pursue a trade deal with China
4 mins
PRECIOUS FREEDOMS
There is little comparison with China on civil liberties. But India could heed the lessons
8 mins
RACE TO THE FUTURE
China and India aim at reducing STI interdependency risks and enhancing industrial performance through investments
5 mins
The fact that we humans can break any tyranny is beautiful
A journalist reporting from conflict zones for The Times London, Paul Pickering turned novelist to tell the story of Josef Mengele, the 'Angel of Death' at Auschwitz, whom he met in Paraguay.
4 mins
The unique Anant Ambani
Anant Ambani, 29-Mukesh and Nita Ambani's youngest child and second son-may turn out to be the most googled man in India when he ties the knot with Radhika Merchant.
2 mins
TOUCH OF THE DUTCH
Chef Jacob Jan Boerma wants a Michelin starred restaurant in India
3 mins
Copy editors, Oxford commas and other pestilences
SOMEONE TOLD ME years ago that J.K. Rowling, author of all that Harry Potter nonsense, had her first manuscript rejected eleventy-six times before becoming a sensational bestseller.
4 mins
Stories by saris
I had a Hindu-Muslim wedding more than 20 years ago.
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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