The WEEK: What is Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's plan for the Budget, that will affect the future of India's fortunes?

Health: Deepika Padukone talks about what it was like to live with depression and how it has helped her identify triggers.

Can Kejriwal 2.0 and the Aam Aadmi Party's new avatar help them win another term in Delhi?

ALSO READ: The untold story of acid attacks on men and how they deal with women-centric laws

Inside Syria: THE WEEK visits the world's most dangerous region days before Soleimani's assassination

Also Read: What your gut is telling you, in latest issue of Health

Antibiotic resistance will kill one crore people a year by 2050, and India will be among the worst affected.

ALSO READ: With the Union government scrapping political reservation for Anglo-Indians in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies, the community is at the crossroads.

BJP is in a fix as India takes to the streets over fears about National Register of Citizens.
Also revisit the Kandahar hijack drama, and read why Meghna Gulzar says Chhapaak is her most real film yet.
All these and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

As the year comes to a close, we take a look at how India has changed in over two decades
Also read: Witty remarks and light banter, that have long-graced the halls of the Indian Parliament.

Despite legal and ethical challenges, police and government continue to take credit for the Hyderabad encounter

ALSO READ: How citizenship row could help BJP in Assam

THE WEEK's Man of the Year Dr Madhav Gadgil talks of his love for the Western Ghats and the fight for their preservation

ALSO READ: Why Lokpal, the anti-corruption body formed eight years ago, is yet to make an impact

Can Uddhav Thackeray balance his strong hindutva stance and demands of two 'secular' parties in Maharashtra?

ALSO READ: Modi and Shah have an earthquake coming their way, says Aatish Taseer

Various groups in Pakistan, including the Pashtuns, the Baloch, the Mohajirs and the Sindhis, are fighting the national government for their rights and freedom.

ALSO READ: Elizabeth Warren is fighting for all Americans, says Sushil Tyagi, her son-in-law from Uttar Pradesh

Ayodhya verdict: For the governments at the Centre and in Uttar Pradesh, there are challenges ahead

ALSO READ: Twenty five years after winning the Miss World title, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan looks back at her journey

WhatsApp snooping row comes as a wake-up call for Indian cybersecurity agencies as the blame game begins

ALSO READ: The political connections of godman Kalki Bhagwan that doomed his empire


On Guru Nanak's 550th birth anniversary, THE WEEK celebrates the spirit of the vibrant community
ALSO READ: Opposition parties now have a glimmer of hope against the BJP's national dominance

In the latest issue, THE WEEK-Hansa Research Best B-Schools Survey 2019
ALSO READ: How the people of Jammu and Kashmir are coping with their new reality

THE WEEK takes a close look at Noble laureate Abhijit Banerjee's life and work
ALSO READ: A bird's-eye view of the battles that could influence assembly polls in Maharashtra

THE WEEK reviews the progress of Sonia Gandhi's work to restore the Congress
Also Read: Life is hell for Indian asylum seekers in Australia

Six young entrepreneurs are taking their family legacies in new directions. They have brought something novel to the table and have had the perseverance to see them through
Exclusive: When a doctor chases his own cure for a rare disease

The BJP seems to have an upper hand in Maharashtra and Haryana, the first states to go to the poll after the Lok Sabha elections. But it remains to be seen if the saffron party can deal with caste equations and worries of seat sharing
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Exclusive interview with Nitin Gadkari: India can become the world's No.1 electric vehicles manufacturing hub

THE WEEK's best hospitals issue looks at how Indian hospitals are striving to provide quality care, aided by technology
ALSO READ: Exclusive interview with economist Jagdish Bhagwati

Chandrayaan-2: THE WEEK looks at what went wrong, the lessons learnt from the mission and where our space research would go from here
ALSO READ: Esow Alben puts Indian cycling on the world map

How effective have shootouts been in taming goons in western UP?
ALSO READ: What author Anuja Chauhan feels about upcoming film The Zoya Factor, which is an adaptation of her book.

The economic slowdown is taking its toll across sectors. All eyes are now on Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's stimulus package
ALSO READ: William Dalrymple's latest, 'The Anarchy', details the corporate violence of the East India Company

Beneath the uneasy calm in Jammu and Kashmir, is a volcano of anger. THE WEEK uncovers the government's plan to deal with it
ALSO READ: A cryptocurrency ban may cripple startups in the country

In the Independence Day special issue, THE WEEK takes you through indices that hold a mirror up to India
ALSO READ: The recent changes in Jammu and Kashmir could pave the way for a Hindu chief minister

What happened in Jammu and Kashmir was the culmination of a long-drawn-out strategy of Home Minister Amit Shah. THE WEEK retraces the steps.
ALSO READ: Exclusive interview with wife of Kuldeep Singh Sengar, main accused in Unnao rape case

India's Best Restaurants: How chefs are embracing farm-to-table and sustainable practices
Also Read: The best of core exercises, in the latest issue of Health

Born in India, branded Bangladeshi. Trauma of 40 lakh people in Assam facing deportation.
Also read about BJP's challenges in Karnataka, and Taslima Nasreen's 25 years in exile.
These and much more in the latest issue now on stands

Though England lifted their first World Cup, and New Zealand fought tooth and nail, the focus has now shifted to the umpires and the laws
ALSO READ: Microbiologist Dr Christopher Callewaert is changing everything we know about the science of body odour

The Chandrayaan-2 moon mission is expected to herald an era of ambitious space projects for ISRO
ALSO READ: 'Raavan' is the darkest book I have ever written, says Amish Tripathi

In an exclusive interview with THE WEEK, the Dalai Lama talks about the political freedom of Tibet and problems with the lama system of reincarnation
ALSO READ: A faulty system deprives almost two-thirds of Bihar's children of supplementary nutrition

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