THE WEEK India - September 10, 2023

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As India, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, moves up the power ladder, what lies ahead?

Also read, how BJP is planning to unseat Ashok Gehlot in Rajasthan, and retain Madhya Pradesh.

And, the future of the Wagner group, after Prigozhin's death.

These and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

Missing a dalit messiah

Thrown out of a first-class train coach by a white man despite possessing a ticket, Mohandas Gandhi resolved to fight the notions of racial supremacy that were prevailing across the globe. The ordinary attorney's struggle metamorphosed into history's most remarkable civil and political struggle that would culminate in the end of the mightiest empire.

2 mins

Brilliant Pala Nurturing toppers and shaping future

In 1984, a trio of ingenious MSc graduates, Sebastian G. Mathew, George Thomas, and Stephen Joseph, embarked on a remarkable venture.

9 mins

Triple engine

The BJP is getting innovative in its efforts to unseat Ashok Gehlot and retain Madhya Pradesh, including adding a third layer to its campaign

4 mins

The welfare game

With 'Mission 2030, Ashok Gehlot looks to retain power and extend his hold on the party

4 mins

There's space for brickbats, too

There's been some talk about how unseemly it is for the prime minister and the ruling party to hog the headlines around the moon-landing.

2 mins

Fallen patriot

Yevgeny Prigozhin's empire may cease to exist

6 mins

When AI Replaces Professionals

Scientists are divided on whether AI (Artificial Intelligence) is on the cusp of gaining consciousness. Some believe it has already happened; others predict it is on its way and others insist it is impossible for AIs to become sentient.

2 mins

THE WORLD ACCORDING TO INDIA

INDIA HAS EMERGED AS A LEADING VOICE OF THE DEVELOPING WORLD. WITH THE G20 SUMMIT, IT IS ALL SET TO ANNOUNCE ITS ARRIVAL ON THE GLOBAL STAGE

7 mins

WORLD CAN LEARN FROM US

INTERVIEW - AMITABH KANT G20 SHERPA

9 mins

A TIGHTROPE WALK

INDIA'S G20 PRESIDENCY IS NOT WITHOUT CHALLENGES-BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL

5 mins

LEAD ROLE

INDIA IS GIVING VOICE TO THE GLOBAL SOUTH

2 mins

MONUMENTAL SHIFT

MODI HAS MANAGED TO MOVE FOREIGN POLICY FROM THE ELITE TO THE MASS CATEGORY

4 mins

THIS TIME FOR AFRICA

DECODING INDIA'S BOLD INITIATIVE FOR THE AFRICAN UNION

3 mins

TECH UP THE CLIMATE CHALLENGE

INDIA MUST ADOPT A THREE-STAGE PLAN TO ESTABLISH LEADERSHIP IN CLIMATE TECH

4 mins

THE INDIA CAPSULE

THE BHARAT MANDAPAM-VENUE OF THE G20 SUMMIT-STAYS TRUE TO ITS NAME

2 mins

PRAGG-RESS REPORT

Praggnanandhaa, 18, might have arrived on the world stage, but it will take more for him to stay in the hunt

5 mins

The maestro in Mumbai

One of the world's most respected conductors of western classical music was back in the city of his birth, and expectedly there was high excitement across Mumbai as soon as his concerts were announced. Mumbaikars adore \"Aapro Zubin\" and feel proprietorial about the legend, who, at 87, continues to exude rock star vibes as fawning admirers vie to get a picture clicked with the son of Mumbai.

2 mins

ROAR AWAY, LADIES!

Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti's Tiger Baby Films-the first women-led Bollywood production house making mainstream entertainers-is rolling out hit after hit

5 mins

Twice the charm

When I was growing up, the term 'hand-me-down' had such an elitist connotation. It referred to items 'donated' those who could not afford them.

2 mins

The bhangra boys

AP Dhillon and his tribe are giving Punjabi music a global appeal by incorporating diverse genres like hip-hop, afrobeats and dancehall, while remaining true to themselves

4 mins

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