Bronze Age Bonanza

Wooden coffins, heavily inlaid with copper anthropomorphic motifs, and a Bronze Age chariot unearthed from a Baghpat site dating back to 2200 to 1800 BC have the team of investigators ecstatic

Wary Warrior

Rajinikanth has chosen to build an organisational machinery before formally launching his party. But his response to the Thoothukudi protests have angered even his ardent fans.

Watch Your Wallet

Maintaining a positive credit profi le is a must for loan-hungry millennials

In The Half-Light Of Dusk

Build a retirement corpus that beats inflation and lasts as long as you do

Indo-Pak Cricket Vital

Exclusive interview/Najam Sethi, chairman, Pakistan Cricket Board

Dying Notes

Shehnai, the oboe of north india, has fewer takers, maker and players

Ravi Varma Online

Raja Ravi Varma Heritage Foundation and Google join hands to present the maestro’s prominent works in a virtual museum

A Fresh Hand

The Congress is poised to put Rahul Gandhi in the top post, perhaps even before New Year.

Tender Care

Evolving subspecialities are changing the way paediatricians are treating their young patients.

Rightward ho!

With help from RSS and affiliates, the Modi government is slowly yet steadily institutionalising a right-of-centre approach in governance and culture.

The Battle and The Battered

Mosul, the last bastion of Islamic State in Iraq, could fall any time to the allied offensive. The human cost of one of the bloodiest battles in recent times has been huge. THE WEEK reports from the danger zone.

Shooting From The Lip

Gung-ho legislators and their over-the-top reactions. And, all are from Maharashtra

Memory Lapse

On the 100th anniversary of the Champaran Satyagraha, the family of the man who saved Gandhi says the country has forgotten him

Justice Karnan's Epic Battle: Is He Insane?

Unmindful of the price he has to pay, Justice Karnan continues the fight against his brother judges The Week brings to you what is on the maverick judge's mind

Macron Has Conquered France, But Can He Govern?

Macron has conquered France, but can he govern?

Differing Strain

Doctors are divided over the reason behind the summer outbreak of swine flu

Patriarchy Gets A Punch

Women set the pace for change in Malayalam cinema

Young Justice

As a boy, Karnan was disciplined, would invoke Ambedkar and was strict about the rules

Harvest Of Discontent

A farmer suicide puts focus on Maharashtra’s callous state machinery, and on shady land deals involving a long-pending power project

Two Of A Kind

From A Wednesday to Aiyaary, Naseeruddin Shah and Neeraj Pandey’s respect for each other has only grown stronger

Trying Too Hard

Review: Die Trying Rating: 2.5/5

Gaining Momentum

Government wants to focus on schemes that target the uninsured

Recharge offer

A cashless economy has huge opportunities, but the challenges are as daunting.

Bosom buddies

Sasikala Natarajan—the name Tamil Nadu utters the most after Jayalalithaa.

Political satirist

Cho Ramaswamy knew the Tamil political landscape like no one else did.

After her,the deluge

The void caused by Jayalalithaa’s death is likely to push Tamil Nadu into an era of political turbulence and could shake the foundations of Dravidian politics.

The Story Teller

ANURADHA ROY, the only Indian to be nominated for the Man Booker 2015, may be “shy” and “awkward”, but the STROKES OF HER PEN are sure and sharp.

To Infinity And Beyond

P.V. SINDHU has the mind of a champion and the heart of AN ORDINARY GIRL

Armed By America

Russia has traditionally been India’s biggest arms supplier, but the US is now challenging that dominance

Knocking Naidu Down

With his demolition drive, Jaganmohan Reddy is earning his stripes as a decisive administrator and canny politician