HOME, SERVED HOT

Around 50 refugee chefs from Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Bangladesh showcase their country’s cuisine at a food festival in Chennai

I don't think I ever left Kolkata

Anasuya Sengupta is still coming to terms with her historic achievement. The 37-yearold recently won the Un Certain Regard Prize for Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival for her remarkable performance in Bulgarian director Konstantin Bojanov’s The Shameless.

Biden biding his time

Con Man vs Old Man. That’s how analysts described the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

A midsummer nightmare

Biden’s debate debacle forces Democrats to contemplate alternatives

THE WIZARD OF FIZZ

The incredible journey of Sathya Shankar K.-from driving an autorickshaw to building a ₹800 crore business

EVMs have strengthened democracy

The recent Lok Sabha election was the largest democratic exercise in human history.

THE POWER OF THREE

How India shed its orthodox and limiting approach to find success

BOOM IN FULL BLOOM

Jasprit Bumrah is operating at a level we have rarely seen in cricket before

RAHUL'S CALM NATURE PLAYED A BIG ROLE

When Roger Binny and his mates went into the 1983 World Cup, they did so, famously, as underdogs. The current Indian team, though, goes into each ICC tournament as a favourite, which makes failure even more heartbreaking.

Drinking On Flights Bad For Your Heart

DRINKING ALCOHOL DURING A FLIGHT, combined with cabin pressure at cruising altitude, may threaten a sleeping passenger's heart health, especially on longhaul flights, suggests a German study published in the journal Thorax.

Branches of wisdom

A symposium on traditional trees throws light on India's ancient knowledge

TWIST OF FAT

Secret to weight loss? Make changes to your neurological passages

Click chemistry is like making small molecular robots out of building blocks

Chemistry is everything, including when you fall in love.

AI-PILL

DRUG DISCOVERY IN INDIA IS NOW BEING AIDED BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. COMPANIES ARE USING AI TO DEVELOP FASTER AND CHEAPER MEDICINES TO TREAT RARE DISEASES, CANCER. DIABETES AND MORE

NOT JUST SKIN DEEP

The skin is the largest organ in the body and how to take care of it is best explained by an expert

GLOWING DYE HELPS SURGEONS REMOVE HIDDEN PROSTATE CANCER CELLS

A SPECIAL TYPE OF GLOWING MARKER DYE could help surgeons identify and remove prostate cancer cells, even those not visible to the naked eye, in real-time, according to new study findings published in the European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging.

CAN LIFESTYLE CHANGES SLOW ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE?

ACCORDING TO NEW RESEARCH published in the journal Alzheimer's Research and Therapy, adopting certain healthy lifestyle habits can significantly improve brain function in patients with mild cognitive impairment or early dementia due to Alzheimer's disease.

MOST CANCER TREATMENTS NEAR END OF LIFE NOT BENEFICIAL

SYSTEMIC THERAPIES do not improve survival in patients with very advanced solid tumours near the end of life, according to a US study published in JAMA Oncology.

C-SECTION BABIES NEED TWO DOSES OF MEASLES VACCINE

BABIES BORN BY C-SECTION need two doses of the measles vaccine for optimal protection against the disease. A single dose of the vaccine is up to 2.6 times more likely to be completely ineffective in C-section babies, compared with those born vaginally.

OPTIMAL 24-HOUR ACTIVITY CYCLE EXPLAINED

HOW MANY HOURS SHOULD YOU SIT, stand, sleep and exercise in a day for optimal cardiometabolic health and glycemic control?

DO TATTOOS INCREASE CANCER RISK?

A Swedish study published in the journal eClinical Medicine suggests that tattoo ink can increase the risk of lymphoma, a type of cancer that involves the lymph nodes.

Guard against flesh-eating bacteria

On June 18, Japan's National Institute of Infectious Diseases (NIID) reported a spike in the number of 'flesh-eating bacterial infections' in the country.

Modi's chutzpah is his nemesis

When the actual election results turned the exit poll predictions topsy-turvy, we had a week of euphoria in which we thought “We, the People” had rescued democracy; curtailed authoritarianism; reined in a potential dictator; saved our Constitution; revived the institutions of democracy; finished with the misuse of investigative and enforcement agencies; ended the age of the ‘godi’ media; shown up Islamophobic communalism for the inhuman menace it is; and restored the country to fundamental decency as expressed in our fundamental rights.

I'm in the best film school possible

ACTOR ANANYA PANDAY was the guest of honour at THE WEEK’s first-ever Salon, an exclusive, closeddoor event that invites thought leaders, artistes, ideators and newsmakers to have an intimate and intelligent chat with our senior editors.

Comedy of errors

Extracts from The Prince: The Turbulent Reign of Justin Trudeau

FALL FROM GRACE

In The Prince, Stephen Maher explores Justin Trudeau's rise and fall and concludes that the Trudeau magic seems to have run its course. But it may be foolish to write him off

Organised gangs of Bandra

Recently, a video featuring actor/activist Raveena Tandon went viral, with heated debates raging over an incident involving her car, driver and herself.

LIVING TO TELL THE TALE

A Salesian missionary in heartland India, a bellboy in Kuwait, a soldier in Iraq, an actor in Hollywood-Cyriac Alencheril's extraordinary life has been full of twists and turns

HOME RUNS OVER SIXES

A white American cricketer? It is easier to find a needle in a haystack

RUNNING FOR COVER

Health insurance premium is shooting through the roof and policyholders are worried sick