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FIFA 2022 - The Story Of The World Cup In Ten Images

The Story Of The World Cup In Ten Images

Is The British Monarchy On Its Way Out?

Is the British monarchy on its way out? This question has been raised for centuries. But most things in life are like bankruptcy.

Green Hydrogen - Why Companies Are Excited

Green hydrogen has the potential to wean India off fossil fuels, but it is a long way ahead

A slice of orange, folks?

I have mixed feelings about the colour orange. Our recent political history is to be blamed. Donald Trump was famously memed for his shockingly cantaloupe complexion.

TANGLED VEINS

Ten years on, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale has placed India on the cultural world map. But it has cost it much

Why Indians Make The Best Leaders

In December, Europe got its third Indian-origin head of government as Leo Varadkar became the taoiseach (prime minister) for the second time in a job-sharing deal made by Ireland's centrist coalition government.

Finding our inner Messi

Heroism is alive and well. Fairytale finishes are alive and well. In a world full of fillers and filters and faux-reality like Moving in with Malaika and Keeping up with the Kardashians, drama in real life is alive and well.

THE CROWN OF COOL

Humayun Saeed on landing a Netflix hit, his measured approach to acting, and the kiss that could have been controversial

THE CHARM, THE HARM AND THE HAMARTIA

The fall of NDTV, caught between God and Mammon

NEXT-GENTINA

The future looks exciting for the world champions

HUNT FOR HIMALAYAN VIAGRA

The dangerous harvesting of a rare insect-herb is a quiet side-hustle in a charming hamlet of Uttarakhand

Sculptor speaks out

The man behind the aggressive lions” says the criticism is misplaced

Undermining history

In the urge to build a new Parliament building, the grandeur of the old has been compromised

Houses in harmony

The new Parliament building is expected to be ready for the budget session, but the old building will continue to host offices

Fearless Danny vs the fuddy-duddies

Old friends of Chief Justice of India Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud call him 'Danny, a nickname given to him by one of his teachers at Mumbai's 162-year-old Cathedral School, which counts Salman Rushdie and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto as ex-students.

CRITICAL CARE AT MEDWAY HOSPITALS: THE SILVER LINING IN THE GOLDEN HOUR

Medical emergencies are bound to happen to most if not all people at some point in time and tend to be a shocking experience for the affected individual as well as their family.

DESERT ROSE

Women in Kachchh are finding their footing between tradition and transition

Turning over a new page

The BJP plans to implement Gujarat's model in other states vote-garnering

Lion in winter

Faroog Abdullah in the forefront of regional parties as J&K prepares for assembly elections

Tawang Clash - Angst Over Yangtse

It's face-off season once again, as China tries to one-up India strategically through border skirmishes

The Walker And The Sprinter

Different styles, different strides. Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal, who are so unlike each other and are striving to emerge as Modi's prime challenger, have their future interlinked

HIDDEN LIVES

THE WEEK shines light on those who tag suitcases, guard ATMs, garland guests and park cars—people we see without really ‘seeing’

Painting, by numbers

AI-generated art has takers, but there are problems galore

ARAB SPRING, IN MOTION

Saudi Arabia wants to become a cinema hub, and India is helping with content and infrastructure for filmmaking

FORTUNE TELLERS

India’s journey from a socially and financially battered nation to the world’s fifth largest economy is also the story of how some crises prompted prime ministers to look for solutions that led to epochal economic changes

AUTONOMOUS COURSE

From Nehru to Modi, Indian prime ministers have always taken independent foreign policy decisions, keeping in mind the country's geopolitical interests

ELUSIVE SOLUTIONS

How prime ministers navigated the country’s three key internal security challenges

FIRST AMONG EQUALS

THE POLITICAL EVOLUTION OF INDIA IS ALSO THE STORY OF ITS PRIME MINISTERS. THEIR DIVERGENT IDEAS MAY HAVE CONFOUNDED OUTSIDERS FOR THE LACK OF A SINGULAR NARRATIVE, BUT THEY HAVE KEPT THE COUNTRY TOGETHER AND LED IT ON A PATH OF PROGRESS

'EGG'CITEMENT EXPLAINED

How Tamil Nadu’s Namakkal got into the football World Cup

MADAM PRESIDENT

The role of IOA chief might be P.T. Usha's sternest test yet