In this issue

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

Born In India, Branded Bangladeshi!

On August 31, Assam will publish the final draft of its National Register of Citizens. The NRC will render more than 40 lakh residents—mostly Bengali-speaking Muslims—officially stateless, including families that have been in India for generations. As anger and apprehensions grow, THE WEEK reports on the fault lines that are growing wider

10 mins

Soldier Of Misfortune

How Army veteran Mohammad Sanaullah failed the citizenship test. And why it calls for legal remedies to rectify the grave flaws in the system

8 mins

Everybody Is Under The Scanner

Bhaskar Jyoti Mahanta special director-general of police (border)

4 mins

India Must Adhere To International Standards

Fernand De Varennes (UN special rapporteur on minority issues)

5 mins

Karnataka: India's Preferred Destination For Professional Education

The migration of Indian youngsters to tier I cities in search of lucrative career prospects is becoming commonplace today.

6 mins

India-Pak Ties - Donald Trump Spoils The Mood

As Donald Trump tries to extricate his troops from Afghanistan, Pakistan is back in favour and India seems to be left out in the cold

4 mins

Will The Central Government Get The RTI Bill Passed In The Rajya Sabha?

An amended RTI Act will allow government to appoint and remove information commissioners at will, allege activists

4 mins

Yeddy Steady, For Now

The BJP and B.S. Yeddyurappa might have emerged victorious from the chaos in the Karnataka assembly, but they still have many battles left

6 mins

Environmental And Employment Concerns In Kanpur

Closure of tanneries in Kanpur brings environmental and employment concerns to a head

6 mins

Taslima Nasreen - 25 Years An Exile

Twenty-five years in exile have slightly changed Taslima Nasreen, but she has not mellowed one bit

5 mins

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