In this issue

As PM Narendra Modi enters his 10th year in office, THE WEEK looks at how he has already left his imprint on India's history.

Also, a first-hand account on the nightmare route migrants take to get to the US, and read about the experiments of the fearless actor, Manoj Bajpayee.

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

Baby steps into Indo-Pacific

India put its best foot forward in the Pacific last year. Some 600 Fijians were fitted with the -Jaipur foot that enabled them to walk.

2 mins

To see the light

Let there be light,\" is a well-known biblical command. Light, as in life, wisdom, goodness. Night is associated with evil, committing crimes and escaping detection in the cover of darkness. But now we have the phenomenon of \"night lights\", the extraterrestrial lie detector.

2 mins

POLITICAL REALTY

Hyderabad's real estate market is likely to be one of the major factors in the upcoming Telangana assembly elections

4 mins

The Epoch Maker

Modi is entering his 10th year as prime minister. THE WEEK looks at how he has already left his imprint on India's history, forcing a shift in how politics is practised and governance is delivered

8 mins

Driving change, continuity and consistency

After nine years under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is confident, capable, uplifted and empowered

5 mins

'Modi'fied India

India's journey from a dependent nation to a world leader has happened in Modi's nine years

4 mins

India no longer sees itself as a western-style democracy

INTERVIEW Bhupender Yadav, Union minister for environment, forest and climate change, and labour and employment

5 mins

Winning formula

The Modi government's bold and innovative approach to governance has set India on a path towards a brighter future

6 mins

Money wise

The country is well on its way to achieve the goal of financial inclusion

3 mins

Other states have started following the Haryana model

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar came to power a few months after Narendra H Modi was elected as prime minister in 2014. Soft-spoken but resolute, Khattar powered his party to power again in 2019.

4 mins

Combine forces

The opposition needs to get its act and tact together

4 mins

The Modi Paradox

The prime minister's legacy could be defined by how he reconciles two of his major inspirations-Golwalkar and Gandhi

4 mins

Skirting the issue

Fair & Lovely is now sensitive enough to be Glow & Lovely, but the bronze dancing girl of Mohenjodaro; she of the bejewelled, brazenly nude body, the thick hair and the famously insouciant hand-on-hip stance-an image any school-going Indian child can recognise in a heartbeat-has just been rendered pinky-fairer, vulgarly curvier and distinctly unlovelier by the custodians of Indian sanskaar.

2 mins

Highway Through Hell

Desperate migrants risk death and depredations in their journey through the unforgiving Darién jungle in search of the American dream

10+ mins

Luxury goes to Bollywood

In 2013, Alia Bhatt graced the cover of Harper's Bazaar India wearing Gucci from top to toe, and the headline went: \"Alia Bhatt Steps Into A New Role\". It had to be prescient, because here we are, 10 years later, with the young and talented movie star just announced as the global brand ambassador for the Italian luxury fashion label.

2 mins

Style And Substance

Manoj Bajpayee has now reached a space where the bigwigs of Bollywood are keen to work with him

4 mins

LOVE ON THE SLOW LANE

Modern Love Chennai lacks the passion that its central theme seems to demand

2 mins

Bye-bye, passwords

Passkeys are safer and more convenient

1 min

ITALY, SERVED HOT

Michelin star chef Massimo Bottura never customises his food to please anyone. One does not ask Picasso to change his 'Guernica', he says

2 mins

When Rani Mukerji tells her story

When I ran into Rani Mukerji at an award show last month, I had not watched her latest film-Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway.

2 mins

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