Footloose In The Heights

A few young, music-savvy Ladakhis have come out with the regions first EDM album.

Scene Change

Anjali Menon has reshaped the gender dynamics of the Malayalam film industry like no one else.

Capital Carver

Making monumental statues of political giants is Ram V. Sutars forte; his tallest yet the Statue of Unitywill be unveiled in a couple of weeks.

ordeal by trial

blaming some of his colleagues for his troubles, lieutenant colonel purohit vows to fight till the end to clear his name in the malegaon blasts case.

a nice man to know

n. chandrasekaran's journey to the biggest corporate job in india started from a small village in tamil nadu.

'Our People Are Not That Anti-India'

Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri served as foreign minister of Pakistan from 2002 to 2007.

India Must Adhere To International Standards

Fernand De Varennes (UN special rapporteur on minority issues)

Exposed! How Companies Turn Black Money Into White

It is not just businessmen and corporate houses, but politicians, too, who use the complex web of shell companies that crisscrosses Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata to launder and stash their ill-gotten wealth.

Governor's Office Is Not BJP Office

Omar Abdullah, working president of the National Conference and former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, is one of India’s outspoken politicians. On November 21, his party sprang a surprise by offering support to its arch-rival, the Peoples Democratic Party, to stake claim to form government in the state, which was under governor’s rule.

Welcome To Kim Jong-un's Hermit Kingdom

The demilitarised zone is actually quite peaceful, for all the buildup about it. Not surprising: the anti-US, anti-South Korea stuff on display. Surprising: the zone is a haven for wildlife.

Was It Correct To Adjudicate On A Religious Matter!

On Sabarimala, the Supreme Court finds itself in the middle of a debate on whether it was correct to adjudicate on a religious matter.

The Making Of The World's Best Bowler

After just one year as a Test cricketer, Jasprit Bumrah is being heralded as the best bowler in the world. But, to understand his success now, one has to trace his journey back to Ahmedabad. THE WEEK talks to his mother, friends and early coaches about the shy but determined boy who loved only cricket.

Vijay Mallya: The Enforcement Directorate Is Tightening Its Noose On The Liquer Baron

Enforcement Directorate is tightening its noose on Vijay Mallya.

Ta ta? Not yet

With independent directors supporting Cyrus Mistry, Ratan Tata has his task cut out.

50 Anti-Ageing Tips

50 Anti-Ageing Tips.

How China Is Blocking The Terror Debate

At the Goa summit, Modi woos Putin, irks Xi and courts BIMSTEC, exposing the divisions within BRICS.

Reliance Jio Flags Off The Data Plan War

The Voice business is almost saturated.Data and content are the future. Jio has opened the fight for that space.

Alliance Of Inconvenience

The opposition’s inability to manage its numbers and the BJP’s skill in reaching out to fence-sitters are hurting the chances of an anti-Modi front.

Spoiled By Oil

In Nigeria, the poor struggle in squalid ghettos, and millionaires become billionaires. Then, there is the organised racket in “miracle babies”

Atal Bihari Vajpayee- Visionary, Charmer, Orator

Atal Bihari Vajpayee introduced rightist economic polices, tested nuclear bombs, weathered global sanctions, wrote poetry and loved watching movies. And, he knew the people of India quite intimately.

Hope Floats

Kerala expects the rebuilding process to generate lakhs of employment opportunities and revitalise the economy.

Keeping Kerala Healthy

ON AUGUST 15, after rains had started lashing the state, the medical superintendent and critical care and emergency department heads of Rajagiri Hospital in Aluva, Ernakulam district, met to prepare for a potential disaster.

Damage, Uncontrolled

Disaster management experts are wondering if the Centre has learnt anything from calamities past.

Cerebral Star

Ajit Wadekar had an astute cricketing brain and the personality of a superstar

It's Clay Time

Breaking Ground, India’s first ever ceramics triennale, will showcase contemporary works of art in clay.

Demon Goes Desi

With Netflix’s Ghoul, India gets its first horror-thriller web series.

The Smoking Gun

A country-made pistol could help solve four murder cases against people associated with the Sanatan Sanstha

Rebuilding Kerala, No Easy Task

Rebuilding Kerala will be no easy task, but the state government is trying to tackle immediate concerns on a war-footing

Phoenix Rising

The hurdles are many, but Kerala is clawing its way back to normalcy

Fortress Raided

As Indian kabaddi loses its golden sheen, the stage is now set for wider popularity of the sport