In this issue

THE WEEK takes a look at the four years of the Yogi government in Uttar Pradesh

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Reaping the rage

In Singur, the tide of public anger has turned against the Trinamool

5 mins

Picture imperfect

Kamal Haasan is unlikely to become kingmaker in the assembly polls, but he could play spoiler in many constituencies

6 mins

Targeted strike

With a strategic alliance and a smart manifesto, AMMK leader T.T.V. Dhinakaran could influence the results in more than 60 constituencies

4 mins

The Big Battle Of Perception

As Uttar Pradesh prepares itself for the assembly polls next year, it will be down to optics. And, the government is going all out to change the way people view the state, harping on its development for all agenda. But will it be enough? THE WEEK takes a long, hard look at the four years of the Yogi Adityanath government

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We doubled UP's per capita income, made it India's second-largest economy

Yogi Adityanath was a five-time member of Parliament before he became chief minister of Uttar Pradesh—a crowning that came as a surprise to many in his own party. On March 19, 2021, exactly four years after he took oath, he spoke to THE WEEK about his government’s journey. Excerpts from an exclusive interview:

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We Must Learn To Respect Water

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi took over the reins of the country in 2014, one of his first big plans was to clean the Ganga, for which he even created a new ministry.

6 mins

New STI policy will put India among top three scientific superpowers

ASHUTOSH SHARMA, WHO is secretary to the Government of India, heading the department of science and technology, believes that India requires a robust science, technology and innovation (STI) ecosystem since it is an important enabler of economic growth, social welfare and better livelihood.

4 mins

Fired up

The shooting World Cup in Delhi brought out the fierce competition among Indian shooters for Tokyo slots

6 mins

THOUGHT EXPERIMENTS

Raghava K.K. seeks to spark conversations on art and democratise it through his new project on social media

4 mins

Wild and dirty

A new Instagram photo project highlights the filth in which our wild animals are forced to live

2 mins

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