In this issue

In an exclusive interaction, Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud opens up on his childhood, family, personal struggles, and love for law.

Also read, Israel's retaliation against Hamas could lead to a bigger conflict with global consequences.

And, three awaited films with political themes will hit Telugu states ahead of polls.

These and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

THE SAGE OF REASON

For CJI D.Y. Chandrachud, law has been as much a refuge in dark times as a means of dispensing justice

3 mins

WORKING FOR OTHERS IS A GREAT SOLACE FOR A JUDGE

I was a very shy child, probably because I was born late. I have a sister who is 14 years elder. My teachers advised my parents to get a pet dog to help me overcome my shyness.

10+ mins

HOOKED ON THE AFGHAN SPIRIT

Joy is a rare commodity in Afghanistan; its cricketers are grabbing every chance for folks back home

6 mins

War and pain

Israel's overwhelming Fetaliation against Hamas could lead to a wider conflict with global ramifications

7 mins

Arabian nightmare

Apart from the thousands of lives lost, the biggest casualty of the war is the 'new Middle East'

3 mins

Ground beneath their feet

Israel will have to fight in the terrain of Hamas's choosing

2 mins

Anxiety In The Air

With several fighter squadrons nearing phaseouts, the Air Force is facing problems on the logistics and technology fronts

5 mins

Lights, camera, politics

Three much-hyped films with political themes have Andhra Pradesh and Telangana abuzz

4 mins

PILLION IS PASSE

Much like in the recent film, Dhak Dhak, women riders find grit, resilience and freedom through biking

4 mins

A storyteller for all seasons

Four and a half decades in, Vidhu Vinod Chopra continues to revel in the joy of the craft

4 mins

Wearing the village

Raw Mango has been as much a traditional Indian label as it has been a disruptive one

4 mins

The multicoloured Mahabharat

Allah Baksh's miniature paintings, compiled in a new four-volume book, are rich in colour, simple in form and compassionate in treatment

2 mins

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