THE WEEK India Magazine - April 28, 2019

In this issue

Exclusive interview: Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik says no national party will get a majority in the Lok Sabha elections
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Naveen Patnaik Wants to Be Kingmaker

Naveen Patnaik’s suave, enigmatic moves cut a stark contrast to the BJP’s aggressive campaign in Odisha. Will the Chanakya of Bhubaneswar be able to stop the saffron juggernaut from rolling into the land of Lord Jagannath?

8 mins

No National Party Will Get A Majority

NAVEEN NIWAS IN Bhubaneswar was a sea of humanity in the evening when THE WEEK team reached there.

6 mins

The Juggernauts Of Puri

The BJP fields word-warrior Sambit Patra to take on soft-spoken Pinaki Misra

2 mins

Elections 2019 - Bihar Without Lalu

It is ultranationalism versus caste arithmetic as Bihar goes to the polls without Lalu Prasad for the first time in 40 years.

5 mins

Shatrughan Sinha Is No Shah Rukh Khan

Sushil Kumar Modi has been the face of the BJP in Bihar, and the glue that binds the saffron party with the JD(U). He has been running the show in the state along with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. In an interview with THE WEEK, Sushil Modi said the alliance was poised to do well, given the social combination it has managed to stitch together.

3 mins

Shashi Tharoor Is Facing A Tough Fight In Thiruvananthapuram

With two strong opponents, Shashi Tharoor, a two-time MP, is facing a tough fight in Thiruvananthapuram.

6 mins

Old Hands, New Hassles

Poll arithmetic and nepotism charges queer the pitch for Gowda and Kharge.

4 mins

UPA Won't Scrap Rafale Deal; Will Renegotiate

P. CHIDAMBARAM IS BUSY campaigning in Sivaganga, from where his son, Karti P. Chidambaram, is contesting.

6 mins

Flight Details

The Enforcement Directorate has fresh evidence that could trace the money trail in the AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal case.

5 mins

The Fort Remembers

British-era military structures in the Red Fort are showcasing an unseen past

3 mins

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