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Democracy turned upside down
Winston Churchill famously said, “Democ racy is the worst form of government except for all those other forms that have been tried.”
Look, I can cook!
A cooking contest for the visually challenged aims to create awareness among the sighted
TURNING KIDS INTO CONTENT
Sharenting parents oversharing content about their children online-can have lasting implications on a child's life
TIME RIPE FOR A SELF-REGULATORY ORGANISATION
The Indian gold market is one of the world's largest and most diverse.
REDUCE GOLD IMPORT DUTY TO 4 PER CENT
India is the fourth largest exporter of gold jewellery, the second largest of silver jewellery, and the world leader in exporting cut and polished diamonds. India is also emerging as a leading manufacturer of lab-grown diamonds.
SEIZURES HAVE INCREASED; SO HAVE SMUGGLING METHODS
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) is the apex body under Union finance ministry for formulating policies and collecting customs and central excise duties and indirect taxes in India.
THE DARK METAL
India's ever-growing appetite for gold is driving commercial fraud and activating old smuggling routes and creating new ones. THE WEEK unravels the seamy underbelly of India's illicit gold economy
SWOLLEN FOOTHILLS
Uttarakhand is seeing an influx of climate migrants escaping Delhi's pollution, but left unchecked this trend could endanger the Himalayan state
Mathematics in Maharashtra
The two major alliances are finalising their seat-sharing formulas for the Lok Sabha elections, but a few hurdles remain
WAR VISA
Agents lure Indians with phony letters and fake citizenship offers to join the Russian army; many are now trapped on the Ukraine war front
"IT IS ENOUGH TO BE HUMAN TO SUPPORT UKRAINE"
In her first meeting with the Indian media, Ukraine's only Nobel Peace Laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk speaks to Mridula Ghosh in Kyiv on how to protect human rights and dignity during the war
Spiked guns, rigged polls
There are two aphorisms about Pakistan’s army and its politics. One, that their politicians have been riding a tiger, the tiger being the army. Two, that the army has been losing all the wars, while winning all the elections.
War Is Back
Donald Trump's anti-NATO rhetoric could force Europe to set up its own military-industrial complex
The Navalny Enigma
Although the Putin critic was admired in the west, he was viewed with suspicion at home
Talk about it.PERIOD!
This International Women's Day, we should inspire inclusion by ending period-related stigma and discrimination
NO JOKE, MY DOC'S A JOCK
What do a standup comic, a turntablist aka disc jockey, film producer, theatre actor, fashion designer and playback singer have in common? They are all medical practitioners who have turned their passions into an alternative profession
Ready remedies
The many benefits of repurposing drugs
Checks and balances
Comprehensive testing helps ensure good health and well-being, but it is key to strike a balance between thoroughness and clarity
Making hiss-story
Herpetologist Rom Whitaker's new memoir is a rollicking ride through his early adventures
Damsel in demand
With three films releasing this year and another four signed on, the young and sassy Janhvi Kapoor's star is rising
Come in cockatoos, iguanas and all my patients!
How a one-of-itskind, avian-focused veterinary hospital in Kerala is giving a healing touch to exotic birds and pets
Salaam UAE
May you continue to inspire the world with your commitment to religious freedom and pluralism
State of the union
Modi's likely third term could see an omnipotent Centre that holds all the cards
Who moved my city?
This Mumbaikar is caught between a city that she knew and grew up in, and one that is constantly on the move and changing
Metro Line 3 will cater to 17 lakh passengers daily
Q The underground Metro Line 3, set to open this year, is among the most ambitious projects undertaken in Mumbai. How do you see it transforming the commute in the city?
Metropololis... ...in motion
Mumbai was once a city ahead of its times. But its infrastructure failed to keep pace with its rapid growth in the past few decades. Now the city is getting a grand makeover with some mega projects
Bonds gone, bind stays
Petitioners welcome apex court’s ruling against electoral bonds, but say it will not make political funding transparent
COURT IN THE ACT
The Supreme Court says the Electoral Bonds Scheme violates the principle of free and fair elections and goes against several constitutional provisions
A SYRINGE FULL OF TERROR
Security forces are planning an intense crackdown on the new challenge in Jammu and Kashmir: narco-terrorism
Igniting Nation's Consciousness through Education, Moral and Social Responsibility
Though rich in its culture and diversity, what are the reason that Indian's have digressed from their spiritual and moral path?