In this issue

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

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Netaji was not a fascist

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: ANITA BOSE PFAFF economist and daughter of Subhas Chandra Bose

5 mins

Lotus in a lurch

BJP may find it difficult to retain Goa, thanks to anti-incumbency and defection of key leaders

6 mins

BJP Will Find It Difficult To Retain Power On Its Own In Manipur

With the Naga People’s Front angry over the Mon massacre, the BJP will find it difficult to retain power on its own in Manipur

6 mins

'Veer Naris' Who Followed Their Martyred Loved Ones Into The Armed Forces

This Republic Day, THE WEEK brings you inspiring stories of women who have chosen to join the armed forces after the martyrdom of a serving family member

10+ mins

White hat rising

As technology continues to evolve, the role of ethical hackers will become more prominent

4 mins

What Russia Wants

Sound bite

3 mins

Budget 2022 - Women And Election May Guide The FM

Among the key issues to watch out for in the Union budget is whether the government will orient its focus on female participation in the economy

9 mins

Bring real estate, petroleum, alcohol and power into GST

INTERVIEW: MONTEK SINGH AHLUWALIA, former deputy chairman of the Planning Commission

4 mins

Blown away by Allu and Sam

Confession: I had not watched a single film featuring Allu Arjun or Samantha Ruth Prabhu until I bought a ticket for Pushpa—The Rise and found myself mesmerised by their sheer star power on screen. Sure, Samantha appears briefly in her debut dance number on the screen. But hey, what a debut!

3 mins

Covid Care For Your Baby

Since 8 December 2019, an epidemic of coronavirus disease (Covid-19) has spread rapidly across the world.

4 mins

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