THE WEEK India - May 28, 2023

En este asunto

The inside story of how Congress brought around Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar.

Exclusive interview with Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel on making Raipur a megacity.

Also read, how the arrest of a top DRDO scientist in a honey-trapping case raises troubling questions, and Shahbaz Taseer's memoir about terrorist captivity.

All these and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

What Manipur Needs

The land of gold is burning and it is time to put the fire out

5 mins

MMRDA: Rebooting Mumbai

Mumbai—the city that never sleeps. But behind the fast-paced lifestyle and the bustling energy is the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), working tirelessly to keep the city moving and progressing towards a better future.

8 mins

Crisis To Consensus

The inside story of how the Congress brokered peace between Siddaramaiah and D.K. Shivakumar

10 mins

Cease to seize

When Siddaramaiah and D.K. Shivakumar paused their battle to win the war

4 mins

Double engine falters

The road ahead for the BJP after the Karnataka loss

4 mins

Caste away

Shift in Muslim votes and Vokkaligas’ desire for a chief minister from their community led to the JD(S) debacle

2 mins

Old and steady

Shamanur Shivashankarappa, the 92-year-old Congress leader from Davangere, is India’s oldest MLA

2 mins

Polls apart

With the Karnataka win, the Congress might have found a winning formula; the BJP has to reassess its own

4 mins

The Big Breach

The arrest of a top DRDO scientist in a honey trapping case raises troubling questions

4 mins

HOW ADVANCEMENTS IN JOINT DISORDER TREATMENT PROVIDE PATIENTS BETTER MOBILITY

One of the marvels of modern medicine is to make people healthy and live longer. In India alone, the average life expectancy has increased from 36.6 years in 1947 to over 70 years currently (Welfare, 2020). However, there are certain areas that require attention. According to a study, approximately one-third of the elderly population suffers from hypertension and another one-fifth reported Arthritis. Nearly 14 per cent reported Diabetes, and 9 per cent reported chronic lung diseases.

4 mins

STRETCHING THE LIMITS

Raipur to grow bigger and better, thanks to the state government’s proposal for the greater capital region

5 mins

Terminal velocity

India is on a hitherto unseen airport expansion. But it just may not be enough

6 mins

DANCING WITH THE DEVIL

Fifty years later, The Exorcist remains peerless in horror

2 mins

WORLD OF ITS OWN

The broadway version of The Sound of Music stays true to the original story while giving it a fresh coat

3 mins

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