THE WEEK India Magazine - August 07, 2022
THE WEEK India Magazine - August 07, 2022
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In this issue
The British public seems ready for Rishi Sunak, but the Conservative base prefers his rival, Liz Truss
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Divide over diversity
The BJP is claiming the high ground for bring-ing diversity in national politics through the presidential nomination of Droupadi Murmu.
3 mins
Celebrating President Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu is the face of new India. She was the first tribal woman to become governor of a state, and, now, she is the first tribal woman to hold the highest constitutional position in the country. She is the first president of India to be born in independent India and also the first person to attain a bachelor’s degree in her village.
2 mins
Border disorder
Manipur on edge and Indian security on alert following the killing of two Indian Tamils in Myanmar
4 mins
The Naked Truth
I tried to deconstruct India’s ambiguous attitude towards nangapan (nakedness) to a BBC correspondent who was writing a report on actor Ranveer Singh’s recent nude photo shoot for an international publication.
3 mins
Meanings in the raw
Why exactly has Ranveer Singh shed all his clothes, slicked himself with oil, and lain himself down into that curiously defenceless, needy, side-sprawl upon a Turkish rug for Paper magazine? It can’t be for media attention— because he gets enough of that already.
2 mins
Grilling The Gandhis
It will be a long battle ahead for the Congress’s first family, but the ED questioning Sonia has pushed the party out of its comfort zone and on to the streets
6 mins
Monkeypox : Take Care, Don't Scare
Behaving responsibly and avoiding stigmatisation could contain monkeypox
7 mins
A MIDSUMMER BATTLE FOR NO 10
The British public seems ready for Rishi Sunak, but the Conservative base prefers his rival, Liz Truss
7 mins
FIZZ’S WITH LIZ
With her support among grassroots Tories, Liz Truss has the edge in the leadership race
6 mins
India Can Fill Brexit Gap
A remarkable transformation is taking place in the UK. It chose to exit the EU and regain its sovereignty, but has had a difficult time securing post-Brexit arrangements with erstwhile companions.
4 mins
Right click
Stock trading platforms and advisers leverage technology to make it easier for investors
4 mins
WAR OF THE ROSES
The Aragalaya movement, which ousted a bungling government, is helping heal wounds of the civil war
6 mins
THE REBOUND MAN
Ranil Wickremesinghe has moved fast to consolidate power. He now faces the difficult task of preserving it in the face of challenges
7 mins
This was the medal missing from my kitty
THE DAYS AHEAD of a major competition tend to be rather mundane for Neeraj Chopra. At least that is how it appears from the outside. But, as the day of the event nears, Chopra gets into his zone.
5 mins
THE WEEK India Magazine Description:
Publisher: Malayala Manorama
Category: News
Language: English
Frequency: Weekly
THE WEEK is an Indian English-language news magazine published by The Malayala Manorama Co. Pvt. Ltd. It was founded in 1982 and is the largest circulated English news magazine in India.
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