THE WEEK India - December 01, 2024

In this issue

WOMAN OF THE YEAR: Manu Bhaker, double Olympic bronze medallist

Teen sensation to Tokyo dud to the Paris podium twice, Manu Bhaker’s story is biopic fodder and an inspiration to many. And at 22, the Haryana
shooter, THE WEEK’s Woman of the Year for 2024, has only begun writing her story

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In Ukraine, uncertainty looms large after Russia’s aggressive push, Trump’s re-election and exhausted soldiers on the frontline

The killings in Jiribam in Manipur mark a grim milestone in the ongoing
ethnic conflict

Interview: Biren Singh has Amit Shah’s support, says Yumnam Joykumar Singh, former deputy CM and DGP

@Leisure: The styling industry has exploded, with stylists being the bridge between fashion and celebrities

In Health: There is hope that stem cell therapies can one day treat Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, heart conditions and diabetes

In gold we trust

Most Indians are chrysophilists. There was good news for them a few days ago. The object of their love, which had been getting dearer, suddenly got cheap.

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Press one for conferences

Today, as I pen this article, my city stands cloaked in a dense and grey shroud of smog T and unfulfilled promises. This ritual of waking up to grey winter mornings has become an unwelcome norm, with each year worse than the last. Every year, Delhiites endure the endless press conferences from the chief minister of the AAP government, yet any tangible solution to this pollution crisis remains elusive.

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ONE THOUSAND DAYS OF RESISTANCE

UNCERTAINTY LOOMS LARGE IN UKRAINE AFTER RUSSIA'S AGGRESSIVE PUSH, TRUMP'S RE-ELECTION AND EXHAUSTED SOLDIERS ON THE FRONTLINE

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Murders most foul

The Jiribam killings mark a disturbing escalation in the ethnic conflict, triggering widespread protests against both state and Central governments

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Biren Singh is a dictator, has Amit Shah's support

INTERVIEW - Yumnam Joykumar Singh, former deputy CM and DGP, Manipur

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Neighbours with benefits

The Kaladan project has been stalled for years because of the civil war, but there is now optimism that it will resume soon, as India has been able to convince the Myanmar military and the Arakan Army about its importance

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