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Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot and the state Congress leaders are pinning their hopes on populist schemes to retain power.
Exclusive interview with Jyotiraditya Scindia, too.

Also read about Captain Augustine Joseph, the Indian man who dreamt about making airplanes, and how Karan Johar's recent seasons of 'Koffee with Karan' have lost its steam.

These and much more in the latest issue now on stands

Calm, Muizzu! We come in peace

Mohammed Muizzu has put Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a spot with two demands. One, come into my parlour and attend my coronation, the Maldivian president-elect has told Modi. Two, get all Indian troops out of the Maldives asap.

2 mins

THE MAHARAJ'S MOVES

A BJP win in the Gwalior-Chambal region would further cement Jyotiraditya Scindia's position within the party

4 mins

I AM NOT A CONTENDER FOR CM'S POST

As the BJP is pitted against the Congress in a tough battle to retain power in Madhya Pradesh, Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, who is a possible chief minister candidate, has a punishing schedule.

7 mins

Smart man; smarter animals

Some people have a God complex, imagining they are saviours of humankind. Most cruise along with a human complex. We believe our consciousness, imagination, free will and self-awareness make us special, setting us apart from other creatures.

2 mins

RIDING THE WELFARE WAVE

Ashok Gehlot is banking on a massive populist push and a publicity blitz to win Rajasthan as an incumbent and create history

8 mins

The BJP has ED; we have seven guarantees

Beti, you come to the chief minister's residence in Jaipur. We will have a chat there over a cup of tea. Don't get disheartened,\" said Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot as a teenaged girl in Alwar struggled with a faulty sound system to get her views across to him over videoconferencing.

7 mins

MLAs and Congress president will decide the chief minister

A a few months ago, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and former party chief Rahul Gandhi called a meeting to bring about a truce between Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his former deputy Sachin Pilot.

4 mins

People have realised that the BJP only talks, and we actually work

GOVIND SINGH DOTASRA president, Rajasthan Congress

2 mins

Bundle plan

The BJP is linking the assembly polls with the general elections next year and is banking on the Centre's schemes which have benefitted people in Rajasthan

4 mins

I have very good relations with Vasundhara Raje

It is a homecoming of sorts for Princess Diya Kumari. She entered electoral politics 10 years ago, winning from the Sawai Madhopur assembly seat in 2013.

2 mins

A friend to farmers

Social worker from Bastar wins Rohini Nayyar Prize for transforming lives of women farmers

2 mins

A divine life in the Carpathians

How Paraska Plytka-Horytsvit, who always had India in her heart, became the synonym for overcoming all odds

6 mins

ON THE WINGS OF DREAMS

An Indian boy dreamt about making airplanes. Fifty years later, he is fulfilling it in the US

9 mins

WALK TO TALK

THE WEEK teams up with Apollo Hospitals, Navi Mumbai, for a walkathon to create awareness on breast cancer

1 min

Flair and flavour

Madhur Jaffrey takes a trip down the food-memory lane as her bestselling classic Indian Cookery turns 40

4 mins

Colo Koffee

In recent seasons of his show, Karan Johar's brew is no longer as steaming

4 mins

Breeding in shaky times

Nowadays, everybody I meet seems to be bemoaning the fact that Gen Z doesn’t want to procreate. In my yoga group, on the litfest circuit, at cocktail parties, it is the same familiar lament, “Aiyyo, I want to be a grandmother but my useless son/daughter simply wants to adopt a cat/dog/goldfish.”

2 mins

The cost of fame

The festive season is upon us and the last few weeks have seen some elegant evenings that have involved serious red carpet dressing.

2 mins

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