From Bill Clinton To Barack Obama: Growth In Indo-US Ties

The friendship shared by India and the US is the culmination of an effort that began with Clinton and was sustained by Bush before the baton passed to Obama.

Rise and Shine

FOCUSED, DETERMINED and mature beyond her years, ALIA BHATT is taking her craft to a whole new level.

Empress Of Art

NEHA KIRPAL started India Art Fair in 2008 and today, it is the FOURTH BIGGEST ART FAIR IN THE WORLD.

Back In The Hot Seat

O.Panneerselvam is once again at the helm. This time, though, he will need more than his loyalty to Jayalalithaa to steer the party and the government.

Toothless byte

As cash makes an early comeback, digital payment methods seem to have hit a wall

Spreading Saffron

The BJP, under Amit Shah, has started preparing aggressively for the 2019 general elections

We Are Reaching Out to All Underground Groups

Shurhozelie Liezietsu, 81, took oath as the chief minister of Nagaland on February 22, three days after his predecessor, T.R. Zeliang, was forced to step down amid protests by tribal organisations against the state government’s decision to reserve 33 per cent seats in urban local bodies for women.

Back to Basics

Apart from a revised anti-naxal policy, an operational overhaul of the security forces is the need of the hour

Mass Confusion

Sister says Eman Ahmed, formerly the world’s heaviest woman, hasn’t lost much weight. Egyptian doctor says the medical procedure is questionable

Yoga Made Easy

Yoga Made Easy

Ask Expert Nutrition

Meeta Lall Nutrition expert, New Delhi. Log in to www.theweek.in and click on ASK EXPERT to post your queries online.

Mid-life Management

Mid-life Management

Future Calling

Altered Carbon: Season 1 Rating: 3.5/5

Speed Dating 2.0

Or how the dated concept should not involve dating to survive

Hues Of Faith

A temple in the US is making a splash with its annual Festival of Colours 

American Vedic Civilisation

Transcendental Meditation, Maharishi University of Management, Vedic City and Peace Palaces have made a difference in America’s midwest  

The Philosopher's Tone

A rare encounter with a revered teacher of Bihar Yoga in the birthplace of Socrates

Peace In Poise

The Sivananda Yoga Centre is a partner of Toronto school board

Classic Flaw

An ageing aircraft is putting lives of passengers and crew at risk

Bullets & The Bible

With secrecy and uncertainty surrounding the Naga accord, THE WEEK takes you inside Hebron, a small region dominated by Baptist Christians, where the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Isak-Muivah) is running a parallel government, complete with ministries and a 15,000-strong army.

Chronicle of a Death Foretold

India would have to strike a compromise with Pakistan for the release of former Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav.

Babri Masjid 26 Years Later!

A quarter century after the demolition of the Babri Masjid, the Supreme Court has asked L.K. Advani and other senior BJP leaders to face trial. Justice, however, may still be too far away.

Why BJP Chose Ram Nath Kovind As Presidential Candidate!

Amit Shah is altering India’s political landscape with his secretive masterstrokes

The Chieftain's Gaze

Keeping party workers on their toes, Shah has a plan for every state

The Goods and Services Tax Rollout Could Be Chaotic

The Goods and Services Tax rollout could be chaotic, owing to ambiguity and last minute changes

Whorled, On His Toes

From the slums of mumbai to American Ballet Theatre, Amiruddin Shah is tiptoeing his way to realising his dreams

Eat And Treat

A little tweak in your diet can help fight even the most dreaded diseases.

From Swagger To Dagger

With China prolonging the Doklam standoff, India’s military brass are gearing up for trouble in Ladakh

Power Heft

With his huge fan base and the left’s support, Pawan Kalyan hopes to script an electoral victory next year.

Your Lost Honour

With the breakdown of trust in the judiciary turning into a political battleground, the Supreme Court is faced with the task of restoring people’s faith.