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The welfare game

With 'Mission 2030, Ashok Gehlot looks to retain power and extend his hold on the party

Triple engine

The BJP is getting innovative in its efforts to unseat Ashok Gehlot and retain Madhya Pradesh, including adding a third layer to its campaign

Brilliant Pala Nurturing toppers and shaping future

In 1984, a trio of ingenious MSc graduates, Sebastian G. Mathew, George Thomas, and Stephen Joseph, embarked on a remarkable venture.

Missing a dalit messiah

Thrown out of a first-class train coach by a white man despite possessing a ticket, Mohandas Gandhi resolved to fight the notions of racial supremacy that were prevailing across the globe. The ordinary attorney's struggle metamorphosed into history's most remarkable civil and political struggle that would culminate in the end of the mightiest empire.

Year Of The Moon

How India learnt its lessons from the Chandrayaan-2 debacle

Sunrise On The Moon

Chandrayaan-3 is a great step forward for the Indian space programme

Childproofing stress

The impact of parental strains on the child's mental health

Building better health

India needs a more targeted approach to raise protein consumption

BALM AMID BOMBS

MEDICS WORKING IN UKRAINE RISK THEIR LIVES TO PROVIDE HEALING AND SUCCOUR TO INJURED COMBATANTS AND CIVILIANS

India's research infrastructure in health is extremely weak

DR VIKRAM PATEL -  CHAIR-DESIGNATE, DEPARTMENT OF GLOBAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL MEDICINE, HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL

Hand it to Kharge

Did journalists get Mallikarjun Kharge wrong? When Kharge won the election to the post of Congress president, only the sixth time that such a poll was held in the 137-year history of the party, the commentariat was less than impressed.

Right to repair

Even though sustainability is the buzzword in fashion circles lately, there are very few high-end brands who practise it at all levels, unless being nudged into it.

"West Side Story's music feels as vibrant as if it were written today"

INTERVIEW LONNY PRICE West Side Story director

CASE CLOSED

This version of the Depp vs Heard trial's telling is much like the trial itself, with nothing new to offer

PUNCH ABOVE MY FATE

The heroine of Emmy winner Ruchira Gupta's debut novel is about to be sold into prostitution... but she's not going down without a fight

Anand the astro-nut

The chess legend opens up about a lesser-known aspect of his life

This is the GOLDEN GENERATION of INDIAN CHESS

INTERVIEW - VISWANATHAN ANAND five-time world chess champion

CHANDRAYAAN-3'S SUCCESS SHOWS THE WORLD THAT INDIA IS A SERIOUS GLOBAL POWER

CHRISTINA KORP - Astronaut manager and founder of SPACE For a Better World

WE NEED TO MAKE OUR LAUNCH VEHICLES BIGGER AND MORE POWERFUL

MYLSWAMY ANNADURAI former programme director, Chandrayaan-1, Chandrayaan-2 and Mangalyaan

A HUMAN MISSION COULD TAKE PLACE IN 2024

JITENDRA SINGH - Union minister of state (independent charge), science and technology

SMALL BUDGET, GRAND VISION

From planning to execution, Chandrayaan-3 has been all about making the most of available resources

China Is Our Primary Front Now

Exclusive Interview - General Manoj Pande Chief Of Army Staff

Gast from the past

Our childhood heroes are increasingly walking on to our screens, jokes and superpowers intact

SAY CHEESE!

Tikam Chand's adventures with his 1860s vintage camera

Costume is character

Last week’s Amazon Prime Video drop Made in Heaven Season 2 has a scene where a middle-class character, Jazz (played by Shivani in Heaven Season 2 has a scene where a middle-class character, Jazz (played by Shivani Raghuvanshi), speaks of her office: “You can’t do fashion here”. It is such a great moment, almost as if she is addressing the show’s makers themselves. Take us seriously, don’t just dress us up. And yet, it is the dresses that speak louder than the stories. After all, this is India, where the lehenga matters more than the wedding, perhaps even the groom.

Pakistan's A-bomb bank

Iqbal Chand Malhotra’s thoroughly researched book—The Bomb, the Bank, the Mullah and the Poppies—has laid bare the agenda of Pakistan’s ‘deep state’ and the murky world of how money was acquired from the heads of States and billionaires.

Meeting Mohan again

Veteran, award-winning psychiatrist-actor, Mohan Agashe, has a bone to pick with me.

I AM NOT HAPPY WITH ANY OF MY PERFORMANCES

INTERVIEW WITH Abhishek Bachchan, actor

Elephants in the room

In the last decade or so, we have seen a strange new genre of Hindi film emerge. Kicked off by 2012’s Vicky Donor, a film about the stigma around sperm donation set in a middle-class milieu, it quickly expanded to comment on fat-shaming, erectile dysfunction, late-age pregnancy, gay love, menstruation, open-air defecation, lesbian love, trans-love, surrogacy, male pattern baldness, more fat-shaming, more homosexuality, sex education, asexuality and masturbation.

PEP THE PIPER

Total domination is the mantra as Guardiola’s all-conquering Manchester City start a new season