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ISRO chairman S. Somanath—the man behind Chandrayaan-3—is THE WEEK's Man Of The Year.

Also read, interviews with TN IT Minister Palanivel Thiaga Rajan, and Pranab Mukherjee's daughter Sharmistha.

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

Cashiering for queries

Voltaire said, judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers. Mahua Moitra wouldn’t agree. She would want a person to be judged by her answers. Meenakshi Lekhi wouldn’t agree.

2 mins

Devolution of power will resolve a lot of problems

On a sunny day after Cyclone Michaung wreaked havoc in Chennai, calm prevailed on the swanky Greenways Road.

8 mins

Baba blamed himself for Gandhi family's impact on Congress

They would wonder how and when they would become public.

10+ mins

Terrorists in twilight zone

Wanted men are felled, but it is too early for India to lower its guard

6 mins

2023: A Love Story

With its first same-sex marriage, Nepal’s queer community expects it to be a beacon of hope for sexual minorities from across the world

5 mins

Coal and all the talk

Dubai climate change summit's final document pleases participants, but experts see red

4 mins

Caste consensus

The new chief ministers tick all of the BJP’s boxes, but only their performance would guarantee their survival

6 mins

Frail and fractured

Out of power, the future looks bleak for KCR and his party as the Congress and the BJP could poach his MLAs

5 mins

Hindutva and Zionism

Attending a conference in Johannesburg on solidarity with Palestine, I said, “Let me begin by clarifying that I am not here on behalf of my government….” Thunderous applause greeted that opening line.

2 mins

THE SOMANATH EFFECT

FROM GROWING UP IN A HOME WITHOUT ELECTRICITY TO OVERSEEING THE CREATION OF INDIA'S MOST POWERFUL ROCKET AND LEADING ISRO, S. SOMANATH HAS POWERED PAST OBSTACLES THANKS TO HIS RELENTLESS PURSUIT OF DREAMS. THE WEEK'S MAN OF THE YEAR IS NOW EMPOWERING INDIA'S DREAMS

10+ mins

LAUNCHES ONLY PART OF THE JOB; OUR CORE IS TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

A man waited outside a hall in Kochi. Inside, members of The Institution of Engineers were listening to ISRO Chairman S. Somanath deliver a keynote address.

10 mins

RAGA AMID RAVAGE

The nadaswaram has been a constant note in Yazhpanam P.S. Balamurugan's life, even when the Sri Lankan civil war raged on

6 mins

Slow fashion and the Italians

I am quite certain I was the first person in India to interview Valentino Garavani.

2 mins

ANGELS vs DEMONS

Two movies Animal and Sam Bahadurwith radically different male leads make one ask: What does heroism mean to us anymore?

4 mins

The song goes on...

With her latest music video, shot posthumously, Kalyani Menon cements her place in the pantheon of Indian music legends

2 mins

The Girl Effect evening

I was intrigued when media personality Alex Kuruvilla sent a tempting invitation to an evening of cocktails, connections, and conversations about the ‘Power of Girl Effect’, hosted in the Zenith at the St Regis Hotel.

2 mins

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