In this issue

Exclusive interview with Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.

Also, a look at India's Best Universities as per THE WEEK-Hansa Research survey 2023, how Imran Khan's arrest will keep Pakistan on the boil, and how the ethnic riots in Manipur could turn into one of India's biggest national security challenges.

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

Rajkumar Charles To King Charles

Now that the coronation tamasha is behind us, let us examine the mockery of monarchy in today’s aggressive social media times, and say it like it is

2 mins

Modi Package Connects

The Narendra Modi-led BJP government will complete nine years on May 30. It has been close to a decade that the government has been working extremely hard to bring meaningful changes in the lives of people

2 mins

Vedic vote

The Ashok Gehlot government is wooing the Hindu voter; now with the expansion of Ved Vidyalayas

6 mins

BREAKING BAD

The ethnic riots in Manipur, which started nears the Myanmar border, could turn into one of India's biggest national security challenges

7 mins

Will normalise the situation in a week

The Manipur government has appointed Kuldiep Singh, former chief of the Central Reserve Police Force, as security adviser to contain the spiralling violence in the state and to liaise with the Union home ministry

2 mins

Skipper on a sticky wicket

As the government and the army team up against Imran Khan, it is a battle for survival for him and his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party

5 mins

Those who hold up the sky

AROUND EASTER IN April 2023, on Holocaust Remembrance Day, six-year-old Taras and his mother, Daryna, went to visit his father’s grave, near Hostomel

4 mins

I Am Not At All Tense About The Supreme Court Verdict; We Have The Majority

Eknath Shinde, chief minister, Maharashtra

10+ mins

The rebel gets real

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde is going all out to prove that he is better than predecessor Uddhav Thackeray, even as he awaits the Supreme Court verdict in cases linked to his rebellion

10 mins

MISSION: INTERNATIONAL

India's best universities are going all out to make up ground on global leaders

8 mins

Universities that do not make students employable will atrophy

Infosys co-founder N.R. Narayana Murthy has commented regularly on the state of education in India

5 mins

IN HER ZONE

Rasika Dugal, an actor of versatile expressions and expressive silences, on her career and her craft

4 mins

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