THE WEEK India - January 07, 2018

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Life of a trans person in a society that shuns and ridicules them.
Also read, what the former CBI boss has to say on the 2G case, and how the military tribunals are on the verge of collapse.
All these and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

State Of Chaos

With Dhinakaran’s win in the R.K. Nagar byelection, uncertainty returns to Tamil Nadu politics

4 mins

Meeting Gone Awry

India and Pakistan lock horns over the alleged mistreatment of Kulbhushan Jadhav’s family in Islamabad

3 mins

Steady Climb

Close ties with the RSS ensure Jai Ram Thakur’s elevation as the new chief minister of Himachal Pradesh

2 mins

Picture Perfect

Anjali Ameer will soon be the first transgender heroine of a south Indian movie

3 mins

An Affair To Remember

In perhaps the first case in India, a transsexual couple find love and plan to get married

4 mins

Transcending Barriers

Manabi Bandyopadhya, India’s first transgender college principal, fought the odds but her war is far from over

2 mins

Exit Route

IPOs raised about ₹65,923 crore in 2017, but very few companies are investing in expansion

4 mins

The Journey Of A Law

The conception to birth of a law is a fascinating journey in a democracy like India, where many factors shape and reshape a draft into an act of Parliament.

2 mins

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