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COVER STORY: In an exclusive interview with THE WEEK, the outgoing Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan talks on a range of topics—lessons from Operation Sindoor, the future of warfare and the existing theaterisation efforts.

CURRENT EVENTS: With a second set of accused also discharged in the 2006 Malegaon blasts case, victims and kins are left with questions rather than closure

IRAN: Iranian society has largely returned to normal life, although reshaped by an emerging postwar social contract

WORLD CUP: US-Mexico-Canada 2026 could leave behind working-class fans who make football what it is

@LEISURE: From following the traces of a 20th century explorer to Antarctica to spending time at the centres of Trans-Atlantic slave trade in Africa, Mitra Satheesh, an ayurveda doctor, has never hesitated to take the less-travelled path

HEALTH: India measures transplant success in surgical numbers. But we do not measure the cost of waiting for an organ for the patient, for whom it means living between illness and hope

The Green Guardian: Vishwajeet Rane’s Vision to Protect Goa’s Ecology

2 mins

Cockroaches in their stomachs

India has a national animal, a national bird, a national tree, a national flower, a national fruit, even a national reptile—the tiger, the peacock, the banyan tree, the lotus, the mango and the king cobra, in that order.

2 mins

Travails of a trial

With a second set of accused, too, being discharged in the 2006 Malegaon blasts case, victims and their kin have only questions, no closure

8 mins

WE NEED TO FIGHT SMARTER, SHORTER WARS

Having seen through an eventful and turbulent phase of India’s military history, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan will now return to his world of intellectual and academic rigour.

10+ mins

Friction over fission

A year after Operation Sindoor, the space for conventional warfare between India and Pakistan has increased, even as the neighbour is expected to continue its mixed signals on nuclear weapons

4 mins

There is a structural problem in judicial appointments

At a moment when India’s federal balance is increasingly contested and personal liberty appears to hinge less on principle than on process, senior advocate Indira Jaising offers a stark diagnosis.

4 mins

The southern test

With the leadership transition in Karnataka, the Congress has to work really hard to retain its AHINDA vote bank

3 mins

Future of exams will emphasise skills that AI cannot easily replicate

AS INDIA PUSHES to position itself as a global artificial intelligence powerhouse, a parallel crisis is unfolding within one of its most critical public institutions—the education system.

3 mins

WAR AND PEACE

Iranian society has largely returned to normal life, although the trauma of the war has not gone away completely

2 mins

FIRST-WORLD CUP

US-Mexico-Canada 2026 could leave behind working-class fans who make football what it is

8 mins

The corpus callosum

The first sign that something was wrong was not weakness, or seizures, or memory loss. It was an argument between her hands.

3 mins

When you launch a product today, you cannot think only of India

INTERVIEW A.V. ANOOP, CHAIRMAN, AVA GROUP

4 mins

EYE OF THE NEEDLE

In Bikaner, scientists and herders are on a mission to preserve Rajasthan's disappearing camel breeds

4 mins

Adventures of a travel addict

From following the trail of a 20th century explorer to Antarctica, to visiting the centres of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade in Africa, Dr Mitra Satheesh has always taken the road less travelled

8 mins

A PALER YELLOW

As a Dhoni fan, this might be treason, but I can’t hope for Thala for one more season

3 mins

GADGET ON WHEELS

Cars are now loaded with tech—both useful and vanity

3 mins

A ramble in the republic of cockroaches

Isn't there an utter, numbing, boring sameness about our days?\" asked the missus, without any preamble.

3 mins

Playing with fear

In West Bengal, politics is never limited to the counting of votes.

2 mins

MALE INFERTILITY LINKED TO INCREASED CANCER RISK

Men with severely reduced fertility appear to have a higher risk of developing colorectal and thyroid cancers.

7 mins

Being close to nature is how I truly unwind

I follow a fully plant-based diet.

1 mins

An ancient path to fitness

General Yue Fei, the legendary Chinese general of the 12th-century Song Dynasty, remains a celebrated cultural hero in China.

2 mins

Lessons from a child and a colleague

How a doctor learnt trust from a three-year-old and grace from a colleague

3 mins

Real-world care

How India is redefining survival in multiple myeloma

4 mins

Access to therapies a challenge

Multiple myeloma (MM), a malignant -plasma cell disorder, is the second most common haematological malignancy, accounting for approximately 14 per cent of all blood cancers worldwide.

3 mins

Playtime with germs

Shielding a child from every germ or possible discomfort is not good parenting, though every parent may think that way

3 mins

THE WEIGHT OF WAITING

India measures transplant success in surgical numbers. But we do not measure the cost of waiting for an organ for the patient, for whom it means living between illness and hope

10+ mins

DOCTOR DONOR

Dr Thankam S. fought a decade-long battle to donate her kidney to a stranger

7 mins

Emotions flushed down Skibidi Toilet

The internet culture of today does not allow for deep reflection or sincerity; instead, it rewards instant reactions that reduce feelings to meme templates

5 mins

LET THE TIGHTNESS EASE

Supported Balasana (known as the child's pose) is a cornerstone of restorative yoga—designed to shift the body from a “fight or flight” response to a “rest and digest” state.

1 mins

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