Exit Route

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

A Bleeding God

The police claim to have proof of forced castrations in the Dera and of Honeypreet’s hand behind the riots. CBI gets fresh evidence as three sadhus undergo medical examination

Bill Is Against Offenders, Not Doctors

K .R. Ramesh Kumar has become a polarising figure.

The Clinical Establishments Act Will Stabilise Prices

Interview Dr Jagdish Prasad/director general of health services and chairperson, National Council for Clinical Establishments

BMC To Blame

Mumbai blames civic body for Kamala Mills tragedy; calls demolition drive eyewash

Draft, And After

With the first draft out, the Assamese are anxiously waiting for the final version of the state’s controversial National Register of Citizens

Wounded by a Thousand Words

Gurmehar’s deepest frustration is that no one, not even the liberal media, has bothered to see her as a flesh and blood person with feelings.

Wanderlust

In a globalised and digitised world, where tribals own Facebook accounts and resorts offer 'autherntic' village experience, how do you 'discover' a place where there might be nothing to be discovered?

Groundswell Against Oil Wells

How one village in Tamil Nadu could be a roadblock to Modi’s dream of self-sufficiency in oil and gas production

Slippery Slope

The arrest of Geelani’s confidants will not only weaken him but also influence the power struggle in the Hurriyat.

From Mudras, To The Middle

 The making of Mithali Raj, and how bharatnatyam’s loss became cricket’s gain

Communal Incidents Are On The Rise In The Coastal Belt

Communal incidents are on the rise in poll-bound Karnataka’s coastal belt.

Forever, For A Price

The immortality industry is booming, thanks to massive funding and extensive research.

Are You Comfortable In Your Own Skin?

No matter how old or young, people are increasingly starting to feel comfortable in their own skin.

Losing Face

With Congress in Gujarat on the verge of an implosion, Ahmed Patel faces the embarrassing prospect of not securing his re-entry to Rajya Sabha 

Dancing With The Strangler

Nitish took a calculated risk, but an ambitious BJP would be a different animal in 2020

Laxman Rao Ltd.

 This sidewalk tea-seller has authored and published 25 books

The BJP Has Blackmailed Nitish

In the last six months, Nitish’s activities were proBJP and pro-RSS.

Taming the Law

Though the State Has Passed a Bill to Allow Jallikattu, There Could Be More Legal Hurdles. 

Vote For Instability!

The Week-hansa Reseach Survey Gives Hung Verdicts in Up, Punjab and Goa. Bjp Gains Uttarakhand. 

Resistance Movement

Anti-Trump protestors take to the streets to let the new president know they won’t take things lying down.

Ram Nath Kovind: The Name And The Aim

For the BJP, Ram Nath Kovind serves the twin purposes of sending a strong signal to dalits and wrecking opposition unity.

Hurt Locker

The divide between the police and the people in Kashmir has become almost unbridgeable

Chasing Justice Karnan

For 43 days, he remained a fugitive, moving to different hideouts across south India. THE WEEK was close on his heels

Up Close And Personal

Modi and Trump find common ground at first meeting 

Space No Bar

India’s young space entrepreneurs are charting new paths in the sector.

When I met Salahuddin In Pakistan

BARKHA DUTT recalls her meeting with the Hizbul chief, whom the US has named a global terrorist. The distinction between foreign and homegrown terrorists in Kashmir is over

Good Cop, Bad Cop?

Meet M.K.R. Pillai, suave go-getter and alleged pivot of an interstate money laundering scam

Trimmed line

Brushing aside rumours of financial crisis, designer J.J. Valaya is streamlining his business, tying up with other brands and getting his online venture ready

finishing touch

why do americans love to hate hillary clinton?