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Merry Christmas and all that

You have a shell-shocked car, but Hukum has a fine bum,\" said the missus in a muffled voice.

Pushing the boundaries

A fitness enthusiast, police commissioner C.V. Anand encourages Hyderabadis to prioritise their health as he keeps them safe

Daring to be different

Shalini Saraswathi lost all her limbs to a rare infection, but she didn’t let that stop her from being Asia’s fastest woman on blades

How to make better drugs quicker

Drug hunter Riyaz Syed on Al in drug discovery

Our body knows best

Actor Aditi Rao Hydari shares her mantra for a healthy body and mind

CARE WITH QUALITY

No matter how advanced health care is today, at its heart must be its humanity, reiterated the medical fraternity at THE WEEK Best Hospitals Awards 2024

Familiar flavours

The progress and processes in the domain of space food offer astronauts some home comforts

The way back

The precise mechanics of re-entry

Adjust, readjust

Navigating the challenges of prolonged stay in space, from space sickness to increased risk of cancer

ACING SPACE

As India prepares for Gaganyaan, THE WEEK speaks to a NASA astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut for an in-depth understanding of the making of a space traveller

DAWN IN DAMASCUS

The people of Syria must channel their shared hope into building a nation that reflects their aspirations

The survivor

Jamaat-e-Islami is set to play an important role in Bangladesh's new political system, but will it find a lasting role?

Dividing lines

The treatment of minorities will continue to stir Bangladesh's politics and shape its ties with India

Fish out of water

The fallout of alleged atrocities against Hindus and the election of Donald Trump as US president have upset Muhammad Yunus'’s plans

Hindutvising foreign policy

As if it were not bad enough that India's domestic polity has been poisoned by communalism too, is being given a communal twist.

Blood and oil in Golan

Golda Meir, who led Israel during the 1973 war, once lamented about Moses: \"He took us 40 years through the desert in order to bring us to the one spot in the Middle East that has no oil.\"

House Of Horrors

Inside Bashar al-Assad's infamous Sednaya prison, also referred to as a "human slaughterhouse"

Doctors' Wish-List

The first wish is a no-brainer-safety, considering the number of attacks on doctors. But there is more. Such as upskilling. THE WEEK brings you what's on the mind of your doctor

Only India Can Question Adani

INTERVIEW - ERIK SOLHEIM, former executive director, UN Environment Programme

Stay with Kochi Biennale

The organisers of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale have just begun preparations for its sixth edition a year from now. I still remember its start, on the euphonious date of 12.12.12-December 12, 2012-when a group of idealist artists embarked with some trepidation on a bold attempt to transform India's art scene.

Formula won

With Senna, Netflix seems to have finally found its footing in sports programming

The horror of not ageing

Every morning, I look in the mirror and begin E to pullfaces I strew up to pull faces at myself. I screw up my mouth like a mouse about 10 times.

At the centre of Life of Pi is the story of a boy looking for the truth

INTERVIEW - Lolita Chakrabarti, playwright

THE ROCKSTAR ROMEO

Bryan Adams can't stop this thing he started

TECH UP THE CHALLENGE

Precision technology is revolutionising cancer care

TECHNOLOGY FOR GOOD

There is a pressing need to marry digital innovation with a deeply human context

FRIENDS IN LAB COATS

They have many things in common, like being driven individuals, patient-centric doctors and excellent communicators. THE WEEK used their time together at the Cleveland Clinic as a thread to chat with Dr Jame Abraham and Dr Madhu Sasidhar

The app is a problem-solving tool

INTERVIEW - AADIT PALICHA, CEO & co-founder, Zepto

FAST & FURIOUS

The rapid growth of quick commerce is reshaping India's retail shopping scene. Not everyone is happy about it, though

PARADISE REGAINED

The mission to gift each other a healthier world has given Peter and Neeno the best air, the cleanest water and the most nutritious food. The average AQI at their Delhi home is less than 15