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THE WEEK India - January 18, 2026

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In dieser Ausgabe

COVER STORY: Trained at Stanford and Carnegie Mellon, IT minister Nara Lokesh is transforming Andhra Pradesh the way his father, Chandrababu Naidu, transformed Hyderabad

VENEZUELA: From heating oil to high culture, Venezuela’s bold soft power once deeply rattled the American establishment

CURRENT EVENTS: The BJP and the TMC have used the SIR to kick off their state election campaigns, but those affected by the exercise remain anxious about their future

KERALA: As politics around the Sabarimala gold theft case heats up, the UDF and the BJP are appealing to religious sentiments, even as the CPI(M) shields the Pinarayi Vijayan government

@LEISURE: A classical music festival in Punjab has survived for 150 years by adapting without surrendering its core

March to Caracas—Yankee oil doo

Lefties and liberals want Narendra Modi to condemn Don Trump's invasion of Venezuela. All invasions are bad; innocents get shot. But if we condemn one, shouldn't we condemn all?

2 mins

Revision before the exam

BJP and Trinamool use SIR to kick-off state election campaign, but those affected by the exercise remain anxious about their future

5 mins

NEED FOR SPEED

NARA LOKESH'S GROWTH PLAYBOOK IS TURNING ANDHRA PRADESH INTO A MAGNET FOR CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENTS

6 mins

The buzz is real

The investment announcements by Google and other companies in Andhra Pradesh are already yielding tangible results, triggering a real estate surge across Visakhapatnam's IT zones and adjoining districts.

1 mins

I WANT TO BE KNOWN AS CHIEF JOB CREATOR

Historically, the Telugu Desam Party has been a regional party but it has always had the nation’s interest at heart.

10+ mins

TRUST FACTOR

Lokesh's willingness to listen, his comfort with detail, and his bias for execution create confidence

3 mins

LEADING THE LEARNING CURVE

A series of progressive initiatives has improved school education in Andhra Pradesh

2 mins

LEADING THE LEARNING CURVE

A series of progressive initiatives has improved school education in Andhra Pradesh

2 mins

Hill and the long haul

The Thirupparankundram temple controversy has affected residents of the area. There could be more such issues in Tamil Nadu in the coming days

5 mins

Gold's wrath

With the ED stepping in and the SIT probe findings due before polls, the Sabarimala case is becoming the ultimate test for CPI(M) in Kerala

3 mins

CRUDE AWAKENING

From heating oil to high culture, Venezuela's bold soft power once deeply rattled the American establishment

4 mins

TRIAL IN THE US IS THE ONLY WAY TO GET RID OF MADURO

Mercedes Baptista Guevara is an attorney and diplomat based in Spain.

3 mins

ANATOMY OF A REGIME

Maduro's wife Cilia Flores was instrumental in shaping his ascent and consolidating power around him

2 mins

The occipital lobe

The occipital lobe is the most misunderstood part of the brain. It sits quietly at the back of the head, doing its job without fuss, asking for no attention and rarely getting any credit. It does not think. It does not decide. It does not judge. It simply sees. And, yet, without it, the world would be little more than noise and opinion.

2 mins

Legacy reloaded

From sugar mills in Uttar Pradesh to Mumbai's high-street retail, a new generation of scions is reshaping India's old businesses

7 mins

I did not fit in with Marico

Generally, in business families, children take over the top job when the father decides to step back. It has been different at Marico. Tell us more about the reasoning behind this decision.

1 mins

Renewables are a core pillar of RPSG's growth

You started your journey at RPSG with retail and then moved into FMCG as well. How are those businesses growing?

1 mins

Opportunity and responsibility must go hand-in-hand

You are the first woman to be given responsibilities from the promoter family in Bajaj Group. How do you see this?

1 mins

Our focus is to replace conventional plastics

Balrampur is a leading sugar mill in the country. But you chose a different path of sustainability via Balrampur Bioyug.

2 mins

ENDURING NOTES

A classical music festival in Punjab has survived for 150 years by adapting without surrendering its core

7 mins

Wrong decisions, right places

Sometimes a film, a book, and a bottle of vodka blend in ways so unexpectedly perfect that you feel grateful simply for having been present.

4 mins

The battle of words

As young adults we certainly used abbreviations and cryptic phrases. But MC and BC did not stand for the master of ceremonies and the era before Christ. They stood for something else which, if said in full, would certainly have made our mothers make us rinse our mouths with soap. Once you have tasted soap, you would not want to taste it ever again.

4 mins

Nuclear governance: caution to confidence

Nuclear power has long occupied a singular and somewhat uneasy place in Bharat's public imagination. It has been viewed, often with pride, as proof of scientific achievement and strategic resolve, yet governed with a restraint that reflected a deeper discomfort with the diffusion of risk.

2 mins

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THE WEEK India Description:

Herausgeber: Malayala-Manorama

Kategorie: News

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Weekly

THE WEEK is an Indian English-language news magazine published by The Malayala Manorama Co. Pvt. Ltd. It was founded in 1982 and is the largest circulated English news magazine in India.

THE WEEK covers a wide range of topics, including politics, business, society, and culture. The magazine is known for its in-depth reporting and its balanced coverage of the news.

THE WEEK has won numerous awards, including the Ramnath Goenka Award for Excellence in Journalism and the National Magazine Award for General Excellence.

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