In this issue

Friends and family reveal quirks and creativity of Oscar winner Keeravani.

Also read, exclusive interview with Oscar winners Guneet Monga and Kartiki Gonsalves, why student migration has seen a sharp increase, and why thousands continue to flock to Panna in search of diamonds.

All these and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

Man in the muddle

State president Annamalai's alleged high-handed ways sow dissension in the BJP, and riles ally AIADMK

4 mins

Courting the kangaroo

India-Australia relations are set for a deeper commitment

4 mins

We need to leverage the diaspora

INTERVIEW SWATI DAVE chair of the advisory board to the Centre for Australia-India Relations

2 mins

Race to the door

Student migration has seen a sharp increase in recent years because of better options abroad and the increased availability of loans. But, the number of traps, too, has shot up

7 mins

Bop Of The World!

The method behind the magic of M.M. Keeravani and the making of the song that won India an Oscar

10+ mins

Who Can Say No To Baby Elephants!

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW Kartiki Gonsalves, director, Guneet Monga, producer, The Elephant Whisperers

7 mins

B&B for jumbos

Meet Bomman and Bellie, the on- and off-screen elephant whisperers

6 mins

ALL THAT GLITTERS

Despite facing huge financial losses and health problems, thousands continue to flock to Panna in search of the elusive diamonds

10+ mins

Goal-based investing

THE WEEK-Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC seminar in Kottayam focused on matching investments with life goals

2 mins

CRAVING FOR SAVING

At THE WEEK-Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC seminar, experts talked about the simplest ways to save

2 mins

THERE'S A LION AT THE DOOR!

An Indian duo is blending photography and conservation efforts at the Masai Mara

4 mins

LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE

Over the past 10 years, Isha Talwar has come up with stellar performances; next in line: Mirzapur 3

3 mins

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