In this issue

THE WEEK uncovers the untold story of the final weeks of Jayalalithaa's life
Also Read: Why some parties can't tango with Modi or Rahul

How Did Jaya Die?

Jayalalithaa’s doctors fought not only her sundry ailments, but also her unhealthy habits and impulsive ways. THE WEEK accesses confidential documents to piece together the untold story of the final weeks of her life.

10+ mins

The Art Of Bringing Rivers Back To Life

Since 2013, when The Art of Living River Rejuvenation Project began, more than 41 dying rivers in 4 states have been brought back to life. The transformation this has brought about in the lives of farmers and rural folk is a real eye opener

5 mins

Ally Rallying

Parties look to firm up their alliances before the Lok Sabha elections

7 mins

Regional Parties Thrive On Families That Run Them

Even as battle lines are being drawn for the Lok Sabha polls, Karnataka Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy, who leads a Congress-Janata Dal (Secular) coalition government, has a word of caution for potential allies of the mahagathbandhan—the BJP is trying to make coalition governments appear unstable.

4 mins

Precarious Perch

In Parrikar’s absence, the fate of the BJP government in Goa may depend on the Lok Sabha election results

8 mins

The BJP Is Trying To Encash The Pulwama Sentiment

Jignesh Mevani, the young dalit leader from Gujarat, is not con-testing the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

4 mins

Brand Revival

With a massive rejig, Tata Sons chairman N. Chandrasekaran wants to ensure that the group companies focus on core businesses to build up scale, reduce debt and boost profits

5 mins

Beyond The Bin

With plastic becoming a necessary evil, the focus will be on innovative reuse of synthetic polymers, say experts

3 mins

Encounters Specialist

Filmmaker RITESH BATRA puts ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances and makes it believable through his storytelling

4 mins

Khaki Confidant

Richie Mehta humanises the police in Delhi Crime, his new series on Netflix

4 mins

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