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Burying Morbi
The BJP is likely to improve its tally in Saurashtra, despite anti-incumbency and the Morbi bridge tragedy
Sea change
Coastal Kutch is being altered, socially and ecologically, by bustling ports and mushrooming industries
Gunning for a win
Gang wars make way for political battles in Kutiyana, as mafia queen's son Kandhal Jadeja eyes a hat-trick
SAFETY NET
As the government sets out to replace obsolete IT laws, concerns are being raised about the sweeping powers it would gain
WE WILL SET THE BOUNDARY AND EVERYBODY SHOULD PLAY WITHIN THOSE
INTERVIEW Rajeev Chandrasekhar minister of state for electronics & IT
Naked truths about Urfi
A young 25-year-old girl is stealing the thunder from Alia Bhatt’s new baby, Katrina Kaif’s karva chauth and Deepika Padukone’s skincare launch. Her name is Urfi Javed, and she gets you talking about her by simply showing up.
History's outliers
P. Sainath's new book shines light on the forgotten heroes of the freedom struggle
Look who's shining at Cartier
There are a few rare individuals whose inner light shines bright and illuminates any room they happen to be in. Swagata Baruah Bottero is one of them.
GAME OF THRILLS
Wednesday is wholly dependent on the cynicism of its protagonist
BALANCE THE VIOLENCE
Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are more than their OTT versions
SAVING THE SUNDARBANS
Women are on a mission to restore the delta's unique ecosystem by planting more mangrove trees. They hope it would bring down the rising tiger attacks and improve fish stocks
IF YOU DO NOT OFFER THE BEST, YOU DO NOT SELL IN INDIA
INTERVIEW SRIDHAR VEMBU, CEO and co-founder, Zoho Corp
ORANJE GLOW
Cody Gakpo is one of the breakout stars of Qatar 2022. His family played a huge role in shaping his character
Neeraj is always open to new ideas
INTERVIEW KLAUS BARTONIETZ, Neeraj Chopra's coach
When the national anthem was played, it struck me
INTERVIEW NEERAJ CHOPRA, Olympic gold medallist
Where Has The Water Gone?
Narmada water is transforming life in kutch but not everyone is happy
Covid-19 And 'Familicides'
Economic woes and mental health issues precipitated by Covid-19 led to a rise in mass suicides and familicides
Gujarat Election: Spinning A Win
The Bjp Has Some Headaches In Gujarat, But Narendra Modi Is, As Always, The Balm. The State Unit Is Looking To The Prime Minister To Work His Charm Once Again
Stage set for India's decade
Amidst a quagmire of splintering geopolitical relations, mounting global debt, and an impending recession, India has emerged as a resilient growth engine for the world.
Business of beauty
I don’t envy Deepika Padukone this week. De-spite being India’s biggest female celebrity at the moment, the beautiful movie star is being widely panned for her newly launched beauty line. Padukone launched 82°E, an Indian-owned and -made self-care brand, named after the longitude that runs through India “and shapes our relationship with the rest of the world”, she says.
Missions accomplished
Vappala Balachandran’s book is a sweeping study of intelligence work over the centuries
CALL OF THE LAND
Everything the Light Touches is an epic novel that spans centuries and continents
BRAVE NEW WORLD
Joyland marks a turning point for Pakistani cinema in spite of several challenges
SLOW DEATH
The last narrow-gauge line in the plains of north India is counting its days
Finally, together!
At COP27, the developed world has taken ownership of being responsible for climate change
FOR A CLEAN AND HEALTHY CAPITAL
Excerpts from the speech by Lt Governor V.K. Saxena at THE WEEK Best Hospitals Awards 2022
QUALITY IS KEY
THE WEEK BEST HOSPITALS AWARDS 2022 SAW THE BEST IN HEALTH CARE BEING APPRECIATED AND A LIVELY DISCUSSION ON RAISING THE BAR FURTHER
Uneasy hills
DESPITE THE BJP’S AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN IN THE TRIBAL BELT, MANY VOTERS THERE ARE ANGRY ABOUT BEING DENIED THE REAL FRUITS OF DEVELOPMENT
Hoping for a sweep
THE AAP’S AGGRESSIVE POWER BID IN GUJARAT IS TIED TO ITS NATIONAL ASPIRATIONS
Quiet discomfort
CONGRESS'S LOW-KEY CAMPAIGN SUGGESTS A WEAKENED PARTY, BUT IT SAYS IT IS ENGAGING WITH PEOPLE