In this issue

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

Bullets and tears

Pandits are fleeing Kashmir once again. The community is being targeted by militants who fear that the BJP has plans to alter J&K’s demography

5 mins

Status update

More and more parties are in favour of a caste-based census, even if at the state level

4 mins

Lesson For Us From Ukraine Impasse

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine edges towards its fourth month, we are reminded that since the Cold War, neither superpower has been able to subdue smaller countries despite determinedly seeking to do so.

2 mins

RAHUL GANDHI

COMPASSIONATE LEADERSHIP FOR AN INCLUSIVE FUTURE

10+ mins

Arabian Sea Is Creating 'Climate Change Victims'

The Arabian Sea’s behaviour is changing, and it is creating “climate change victims” on India’s west coast

6 mins

BLOWS AND BLOWBACKS

The Enforcement Directorate’s aggressive moves have set off a political and legal slugfest. Is the agency really acting at the Union government’s behest, as the opposition alleges?

10+ mins

Cries of the coast

Kerala’s fisherfolk are facing an existential threat; they can no longer trust the Arabian Sea

5 mins

Crashing, in waves

The Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka is fighting multiple climate woes simultaneously

5 mins

A plea for peace

Award-winning Urdu writer, A poet, essayist and translator Tarannum Riyaz succumbed to Covid-19 during the second wave of the pandemic.

2 mins

Idols and thieves

There have been news reports about stolen idols being recovered from smugglers or art galleries, within India.

2 mins

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