In this issue

As tensions on the India-China border continue, THE WEEK takes a look at India's military options

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Missed congeniality

Mamata Banerjee wants opposition leaders’ help in Covid-19 management and Cyclone Amphan relief work, but they are wary of her intentions

5 mins

Blood brothers

How plasma donors in Malappuram are reaching out to save the lives of strangers

6 mins

Online succour

How the Tele ICU initiative is helping Karnataka detect Covid-19 early and prevent deaths

4 mins

Cover drive

With Covid-19 cases surging in India, insurance companies are offering a range of products that will help make treatment more affordable

4 mins

Ready to rumble

Despite promises of troop reduction, China has further strengthened its deployment on border flashpoints by setting up permanent bunkers, pillboxes and observation posts. THE WEEK looks at options before the Indian Army to impose a bigger cost on the enemy for the Galwan “betrayal”

10 mins

Secure line

India may hang up on Chinese telecom equipment and system providers

4 mins

Much at stake

What banning Huawei could mean for India

2 mins

Settle border dispute politically and urgently

The recent endeavour was to change the status quo of the LAC and shift it even further west in the Galwan Valley to be able to dominate and if required interdict the newly constructed Indian road along the Shyok river that connects to the military and air base of Daulat Beg Oldie.

4 mins

Shah's showtime

By being closely involved in Covid-19 relief measures in Delhi, Amit Shah is taking a swipe at the Kejriwal government

4 mins

Going for the rebound

Satnam Singh is eager to prove that his career is far from over, despite his fall from grace

4 mins

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