The Line That Divides

Suketu Mehta writes about the experience of being an immigrant in his latest book

Success, Distilled

Anupam Kher attempts to inspire through his autobiography

Steppe Brothers

Two recent studies have sparked an academic and political debate on origins of early Indians

Satellites Will Be Weaponised

WE HAVE INDIGENOUSLY CREATED STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGIES AND AN ASSOCIATED INDIGENOUS SUPPLY CHAIN TO BUILD SYSTEMS, GROUND INFRASTRUCTURE AND SPACE ASSETS.

Flexibility Factor

Multi-cap funds offer superior risk-adjusted returns

Double Identity

A reticent man goes undercover and becomes a bohemian businessman who hobnobs with the top political and military leaders of Syria.

Broken House

The residential property market was limping; the slowdown has now brought it to its knees

Our Focus On Bharat Will Continue

Kalyan Krishnamurthy has the reputation of being a smooth operator.

New India, New Ideas

The Manorama News Conclave 2019 was themed around the changing political and ideological contours of ‘New India’

Morning Of Matriarchy

The Uttar Pradesh Congress is all set to unveil its new team under the leadership of Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.

Royal Mess

Pressure tactics employed by Scindia loyalists for the PCC chief’s post could be an attempt to warn the high command against writing him off.

King Pinned

The arrest of Congress master strategist D.K. Shivakumar has put his political ambitions on the line.

National Register Of Complaints

Why major political parties in Assam are dissatisfied with the final NRC list.

Justice By The Gun

With nearly 4,000 shootouts between the police and gangsters in the past two years, Uttar Pradesh has become India’s encounter capital. THE WEEK looks at the changing face of policing in the badlands of western UP.

Fearful hope

Sakshi Mishra has been in hiding, ever since she eloped. Despite the physical attacks and online humiliation, she is dreaming big.

Fractured Factories

Government wants to corporatise ordnance factories to make them more professional, but employees fear it would lead to privatisation.

Shubha Mudgal Offering Delicious Insights Into The Music World

Classical singer Shubha Mudgal turns fiction writer, offering delicious insights into the music world

Costs Of Compromise

With the induction of tainted leaders from the Trinamool, the BJP’s war on corruption suffers a setback

Kerala Cannot Go On Like This

For some people, crisis is an opportunity. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan belongs to that group. The unprecedented magnitude of the 2018 floods in Kerala brought out the leader in him.

Taapsee Pannu - Top Of Her Game

Taapsee Pannu’s kitty is overflowing with film offers. And she wants to do them all

P.V. Sindhu Was Ready For Long Rallies In Final

Intensive training, improved skill and approach and the able guidance of her coaches helped P.V. Sindhu script a historic win at the World Championships

Cycle Needs Repair

Uneasy lies the road ahead for Akhilesh Yadav, whose political revival faces challenges from within and outside the Samajwadi Party

We Are Not The Terrorists

It is a weekday afternoon at the Sadh Dharamhajika Viharaya in the Colombo suburb of Rajagiriya.

Wahhabi Extremism Is Not Islam!

Wahhabi extremism is not Islam, say Sinhala-Buddhist nationalists in Sri Lanka. The Sufi Muslims there agree

Arun Jaitley - Mentor And More

My first meeting with Arun Jaitley was in the late 1980s.

India For Sale

William Dalrymple’s latest book details how the British East India Company employed corporate violence to conquer India

Nirmala Sitharaman's Rescue Act

The government’s efforts to jumpstart the economy with stimuli may give short-term results, but it is just the beginning of the long road to recovery

P. Chidambaram Runs Out Of Options In The INX Media Case

The Congress says Chidambaram’s arrest is political vendetta, but the BJP is winning the perception battle

Royals And The Arts, Refreshed

Their forefathers, too, patronised art, music and fashion, but these young blue bloods are doing it differently

Jammu & Kashmir - Prisoner Of Peace

For its plans to be successful, the Narendra Modi government will have to create an atmosphere of trust and remove the crippling restrictions imposed on the people of Jammu and Kashmir