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First, citizens
A Viksit Bharat requires every Indian to be a Viksit Bharatiya
Startups to focus on deep tech
Samir V. Kamat - Chairman, Defence Research and Development Organisation
ARMED WITH IDEAS
From working with the military to dabbling in stealth tech and semiconductors to selling systems to NATO and Mossad, India's defence startups are thriving
Health is wealth
We should identify healthy life expectancy as the prime measure of national development
Achievable dream
Investments, productivity, labour force and per capita GDP growth indicate that Viksit Bharat is in India’s future
Seizing their chance
Kumar is former defence secretary, distinguished visiting professor, IIT Kanpur, and founder chairman, Mounttech Growth Fund
Fighting fit
Mission self-reliance is good, but also focus on overcoming indigenous deficiencies
Tales of love from Bhutan
Jetsun Pema, the beautiful and accomplished wife of the handsomest living king, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, is the youngest queen consort in the world.
GUEST BECOMES GOURMET
From food concierge services to in-kitchen dining, culinary experiences get intimate and interactive
Readying for the world
To pursue its global ambitions, India must first knit its neighbours together in a web of interdependencies and stop China from being the dominant power in Asia
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF FORTITUDE
India has come a long way since it became free in 1947. Its dream of becoming a developed country—while still distant—is now clear. THE WEEK takes a pe k into the future to paint a picture of India at 100
We tell tribals that Adivasis are not Hindu, Christian, Jain or Buddhist
RAJKUMAR ROAT MADE many a head turn when he arrived for the inaugural session of the Lok Sabha on a camel.
RISING FROM THE ROOTS
As the Bhils’ demand for a state gets louder, a new party is challenging BJP and Congress
The many colours of Ranbir Kapoor
I don't envy movie star Ranbir Kapoor. Try as he might, he cannot escape being a red flag for internet users at large.
NITI Aayog not transforming India
Is the NITI Aayog an \"institute\" or a \"commission\"? With his childish penchant for converting Hindi words into English acronyms, Narendra Modi has expanded NITI\"sound advice\"—to \"National Institute for Transforming India', and then added \"Aayog\", Hindi for \"commission\". So, NITI Aayog remains mystified over its role.
Statues of liberty and tyranny
Every revolution has a defining moment. The Yanks had it when they hurled tea chests into the Boston Bay.
Over And Out
The call to leave the race is perhaps the most important legacy of Joe Biden's presidency
Hope Manu's Success Opens The Floodgates
IN 1998, I became the first Indian woman to win gold at the Commonwealth Games, in the 50m rifle prone position event. Since then, India has achieved significant successes in shooting, the latest being Manu Bhaker with two bronze medals in Paris.
Swinging Pitch
Republicans are recalibrating their campaign to counter Harris
Brown Girl In The Ring
With her multicultural heritage, prosecutorial background and passionate defence of women’s rights, Kamala Harris is well positioned to take the fight to Donald Trump
THE ACCIDENTAL ECONOMIST
Nobel winner Esther Duflo wanted to sensitise children to the issues of global poverty, so she wrote a book about it
The masculine heart
A welcome counterweight to the worrying trend of toxic masculinity in our films, popular culture and the mind of today's youth seems to be emerging in the form of teachable masculinity.
Steaming flavours
Badra Coffee is brewing a shake-up in the coffee market
GASTRONOMY MEETS ASTRONOMY
A Danish chef and an American space travel company come together to offer an experience like no other—dining at the edge of space
I LOVE GYMNASTICS EVEN MORE NOW
Three years ago, Simone Biles was heralded as the star of the Tokyo Games.
LEAN IN, LADIES!
From fashion to food to spirituality, how Indian are Kamala Harris and Usha Chilukuri Vance?
ROOTING FOR KAMALA
People in her grandfather’s village believe she has inherited his qualities
ALL IN THE FAMILY
Usha Vance traces her roots to the Chilukuris, a family of educators who made immense contributions to shaping India's academia
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR
Campaign finance in the US looks transparent but may not be really so
GUT PUNCH
It is unlikely that Trump will change his 'combative' mode of campaign as he targets Harris