THE WEEK India - December 15, 2024

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THE WEEK delves into what’s on your doctor’s mind. Can you guess their top wish? Safety, especially in the wake of the increasing attacks on health care professionals

Dr Jame Abraham and Dr Madhu Sasidhar on their time together at the Cleveland Clinic

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Who wants Mithilanchal?

There are certain things in politics that you demand when you are in the opposition, but give a quiet burial once you gain power.

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Into a quagmire

Bangladesh under Mohammad Yunus has become unstable and violence-prone, with no roadmap to an elected government

5 mins

Delhi needs action, not noise

As the winter chill settles over Delhi, the political arena is ablaze with all major parties gearing up for the assembly elections due in early 2025.

2 mins

Only India Can Question Adani

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

3 mins

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

2 mins

FAST & FURIOUS

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

6 mins

The app is a problem-solving tool

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

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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

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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

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TECHNOLOGY FOR GOOD

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

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TECH UP THE CHALLENGE

Precision technology is revolutionising cancer care

5 mins

THE ROCKSTAR ROMEO

Bryan Adams can't stop this thing he started

4 mins

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

INTERVIEW - Lolita Chakrabarti, playwright

4 mins

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.

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Formula won

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

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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.

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