In this issue

THE WEEK examines how Jaish-e-Mohammad attracts teenagers to join the ranks of fidayeen.
Also read about the design flaws in Aadhaar and what Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's sister has to say on his past.
All these and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

On A Trilling Trail

A little birdie is causing quite a flutter in a village pond in Haryana.

2 mins

Three Cheers

From getting her husband arrested for triple talaq to contesting elections, BJP’s new poster-girl Ishrat Jahan has her priorities straight

6 mins

The Loot Will Continue

Most doctors who practise western medicine consider alternative streams of medicine either inferior or fake.

2 mins

Old Embers, Young Fire

On New Year’s Eve, a Jaish-e-Mohammad suicide squad attacked a CRPF camp in Kashmir, killing five security personnel. The first suicide attack in 17 years by local militants, it was masterminded by a 16-yearold. THE WEEK examines how JeM attracts teenagers to join the ranks of fidayeen in an attempt to become the predominant militant group in Kashmir

9 mins

Homegrown Trouble

Local suicide attackers come cheap, and with less hassle, for the terrorist groups

4 mins

Block And Tackle

A resurgent JeM and the rise in local militancy have got the attention of the establishment. Steps against radicalisation are the need of the hour

4 mins

Mine Craft

With the cryptocurrency craze going strong, more and more people are mining their own

4 mins

A Different Tune

Siri, what is 10 to the power of 544?” One moment, says Apple’s intelligent personal assistant, and dives headlong into a loop—1 followed by an impossibly long queue of 0s.

3 mins

Through The Looking Glass

Review: Black Mirror Season 4 Rating: 4/5

1 min

Trouble Free Treble

With every dessert-themed Android release from Google comes its share of goodies.

1 min

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