THE WEEK India Magazine - July 28, 2024

In this issue

Cover story: Kareena Kapoor Khan is that rare bird, that woman who, unusually, does have it all. THE WEEK spends quality time with her and decodes her life and cinema

Also read: The assassination attempt could help Donald Trump ease his way into the White House

In untold stories: A neurosurgeon in Pune runs a clinic solely dedicated to the treatment of ‘suicide disease’

@Leisure: Much like his father Aamir Khan, Junaid Khan prefers to let his acting do the talking. “I don’t know if I will be best-suited for the roles he did and vice versa. But I love his body of work,” says Junaid, on comparisons with father Aamir

ANOTHER STAR TURN?

After a spectacular poll victory, Pawan Kalyan puts his administrative capabilities to the test

5 mins

Troubled waters

Rebelling BJP legislators put the Rangasamy government in a spot

2 mins

BJP MLAs have no confidence in the chief minister

Q/ You have been saying that the days of the All India NR Congress-BJP government in Puducherry are numbered. How confident are you of a change?

1 min

Missing in action

Kejriwal's absence does not affect routine governance, but cabinet meetings are not being held, hampering major policy decisions

4 mins

Letting Delhi down

If Kejriwal is unable to perform his duties, he must name a replacement

4 mins

WILD WILD BENGAL

Social media and local strongmen worsen the trauma of mob lynching

5 mins

Under the gun

A spate of terror attacks in Jammu reveals systemic problems and rattles the BJP's allies

3 mins

Mussoorie's misfortune

We need more civil servants with values rather than ambitions and expectations

4 mins

COURSE CORRECTION

Nirmala Sitharaman may stick to the 'spend big' script, but not everything will be the same in the budget

6 mins

Too many regulatory requirements create problems

Q. What are the crucial areas the Union budget should focus on?

1 min

SHOT IN THE ARM

Assassination attempt eases Trump's path to the White House

5 mins

Gambhir's Game To Win!

If he strikes the right chord with his captains and players, head coach Gautam Gambhir can leave a lasting impact on Indian cricket.

4 mins

PAIN KILLER

This Pune neurosurgeon is dedicated to the treatment of 'suicide disease' or trigeminal neuralgia-the 'most excruciating pain known to humanity'

7 mins

The Unstoppable

A Blockbuster Film, A Streaming Debut, Turning Producer, Marriage, Kids And Holidays Every Two Months-is There Anything Kareena Kapoor Khan Can't Do?

10+ mins

THE MOST AMAZING THING ABOUT KAREENAYOU NEVER SEE HER PREPARE

Q Director Sujoy Ghosh says Vijay Varma and you were like fanboys when you were told you would be romancing Kareena Kapoor Khan in Jaane Jaan.

1 min

NO FRILL, JUST SKILL

Much like his father, Aamir, Junaid Khan prefers to let his acting do the talking

4 mins

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