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By selecting Droupadi Murmu as its presidential candidate, the BJP has ticked all the right boxes. The move is part of the party’s grand strategy to engage marginalised communities

ALSO READ: India has become home to a vast network of digital crooks

PLUS: Art therapy, when used to supplement conventional methods of treatment, can help in a variety of illnesses, including cancer. In the latest issue of HEALTH

As India celebrates 75 years of Independence, it seeks to reclaim one of its most precious lost treasures, the Koh-i-Noor

ALSO READ: Inside Mahdi Bagh, India's smallest religious sect

From Sonia and Rahul Gandhi to Mamata Banerjee and the Thackerays of Maharashtra, the Enforcement Directorate has its eyes set on an array of opposition leaders. Is the agency acting at the Union government’s behest, as the opposition alleges? In the latest issue of THE WEEK, on stands now

ALSO READ: The Arabian Sea's behaviour is changing and it is creating "climate change victims" on India's west coast


THE WEEK takes a look at stories of some IPL players who struggled financially but made it big

ALSO READ: Singer Sidhu Moosewala's murder puts the Punjab government on the back foot

PLUS: Geetanjali Shree's International Booker win brings to the limelight the small independent publishers who have fuelled translation in India for years

THE WEEK reports from Pangong Tso, where China is building a bridge for moving tanks to threaten Ladakh

ALSO READ: The Indian IT sector is set to cash in on the many opportunities that the metaverse offers

PLUS: Khatera Hashmi, whose eyes were gouged out by the Taliban, is reclaiming her life in India. Read her story in the latest issue of HEALTH

Seven eminent personalities talk about the experiences that changed their  perspective on life, in the latest issue of  THE WEEK

ALSO READ:  MP High Court recently acquitted a tribal ex-MBBS student in a murder case after he spent nearly 14 years in jail. The real culprit is still unknown

THE WEEK salutes Satyajit Ray, 70 years after the maestro brought in frames of change in Indian cinema

ALSO READ: Meet the brains behind Mission Samudrayaan, India's daring deep sea crewed voyage

Prashant Kishor opens up on Modi, Gandhis and his plans for Jan Suraaj in an exclusive interview with THE WEEK

ALSO READ: The new crop of bowlers in India’s pace arsenal

Life Insurance Corporation of India's historic IPO could impact every part of the Indian economy
ALSO READ: The bigger picture as the '10-minute delivery' model captures the imagination—and ruffles feathers
HEALTH: Prostate cancer incidence is increasing in India. We need to talk about it

The design for India's fifth-generation, low-observability fighter jet is ready. Meet the brains behind this amazing project

ALSO READ: Many Kashmiri Pandits are planning to return to the valley, with or without the government's help

THE WEEK takes you inside India's insidious drug network,  through opium fields and drug markets, and the world of the opium farmer, street peddler and drug-buster. On stands now!

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Can more Kannada films replicate the success of KGF?

Imran Khan's Pakistan is in a deep constitutional crisis. Can he find a way out of the mess? 
ALSO READ: How the halal controversy in Karnataka has helped the BJP and SDPI


From being out of contention a year and a half ago to now a certainty in the Indian team, Rishabh Pant has grown by leaps and bounds. THE WEEK takes a look at the evolution of the cricketer

ALSO READ: Director Vivek Agnihotri says big Bollywood films made on Kashmir were all fake

Sri Lanka is facing the worst economic and energy crisis in its history. THE WEEK reports from the island nation

ALSO READ: Twenty-five years after 'The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari', Robin Sharma is older and wiser in his latest book

The Congress finds itself at its lowest point in its history, with only two states under its rule now. It is do or die for the Gandhis
and the party.

ALSO READ: Perarivalan's bail gives hope to the other convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case


Prime Minister Narendra Modi and AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal emerged as real victors of the assembly elections. THE WEEK analyses the nuances of the election results. In the latest issue, on stands now!

ALSO READ: THE WEEK reports from Poland about the country’s efforts to support Ukraine

Ukraine crisis: As the war triggers an exodus from Ukraine, Russia faces the heat on the global stage
ALSO READ: This Women's Day, read little-known stories of women who fought for India's independence

UP elections: Akhilesh Yadav has stitched together a coalition of small caste-based parties to fight Yogi. But it's a challenging task

ALSO READ: A look at the health care jobs Covid-19 made bigger

Hindutva and welfarism drive the BJP's push to retain power in UP, but it's no cakewalk 

ALSO READ: Decoding Oscar-nominated 'Writing With Fire' with makers Sushmit Ghosh and Rintu Thomas 

Lata Mangeshkar's voice mesmerised millions of people over the decades. THE WEEK remembers her incomparable legacy

ALSO READ: How CSK cut across barriers to become a sports unicorn


Punjab elections: Bhagwant Mann hopes to lead AAP to victory in a multi-cornered fight

ALSO READ: Ramachandra Guha’s new book vividly sketches lives of seven
foreigners who fought the Raj

THE WEEK celebrates 'Veer Naris' who followed their martyred loved ones into the armed forces


ALSO READ: Understanding the transplant of a genetically-modified pigís heart

Virat Kohli's battle with Indian cricket board was the only one in his career where he didn't fight till the end

ALSO READ: Will UP polls mark the end of BJP's multi-caste hindutva vote base?

Amid battle against Omicron, Indian hospitals are building a health care system that will make them pandemic-proof

ALSO READ: Hot-air balloons at the Mandu Festival are a whole new way to enjoy the medieval city 

The inside story of cyber attacks on our bank, airlines, railways...and the fightback

ALSO READ: RRR is more hard-hitting than Baahubali, says Rajamouli

THE WEEK reports from Manipur border on China’s plan to destabilise India by pushing in people, arms and drugs

ALSO READ: An astro party in Uttarakhand highlights the need to tag dark-sky locations in India

From crypto coins to NFTs and the metaverse, a digital assets revolution is remaking the world as we know it

ALSO READ: A look at how infectious microbes work and what you can do to protect yourself

THE WEEK takes a look at visionaries—past and present, young and old—who continue to inspire India, in the Anniversary Special double issue. On stands now.

ALSO READ: From royal banquets to  fancy rebellions, how food shaped the destiny of our country

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