In this issue

THE WEEK looks back at India's 'unfought' war of 1962 with China.

Also read about the hate crimes in the US. And special stories on the T20 World Cup and the FIFA World Cup. These and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

HEALING THE HATE

A group of Asian Americans is fighting hate crimes by going beyond documenting violence and ensuring that the community's contributions get proper, visible representation

5 mins

Revisiting The China War 1962

When the 1962 war ended, not only had India been defeated, but also abandoned by the world. The Chinese victory was complete, while India's prestige was a shambles

10+ mins

Outreach and a breach

The death of 66 children in The Gambia is being attributed to Indian medicines. It does not augur well for India's strategic goals in Africa

4 mins

Tours and travails

Visa delays in the UK are likely to hit the Indian tourism industry hard

4 mins

Behold, Lusail

The World Cup final is being hosted by a historic settlement turned futuristic city

3 mins

SKY ROCKETS!

Suryakumar Yadav is perhaps India's most important batter heading into the T20 World Cup

4 mins

LET THERE BE LIGHT!

Where can you find a tiger the size of 1,060 football fields or a ship on the iceberg where it was wrecked? Ask Swiss light artist Gerry Hofstetter

4 mins

Cruel intentions

The new true-crime series on serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer does not offer anything new

2 mins

Verse as weapon

Meena Kandasamy, who recently received Germany's Hermann Kesten Prize, says that her pen gives her psychological relief

3 mins

What the sari said

What a delight it was to see Congress leader Sonia Gandhi join her son Rahul for the 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' Rahul was in Mandya district of the BJP-governed Karnataka on the 27th day of his padyatra across India.

2 mins

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