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

ALSO READ: Having become net debt free, Reliance has embarked on the next phase of its journey


Beijing is trying to push the narrative that the instigation for border skirmishes in Ladakh came from the Indian side. Chinese State Council director speaks to THE WEEK.
ALSO READ: Cash crunch: What the states are doing to stay afloat

India can match an aggressive China on ground, but is there political will?
ALSO READ: Hope the training season is not wiped out, says Rahul Dravid

Delhi has seen rapid increase in the number of Covid-19 cases after relaxation of lockdown. Where did Arvind Kejriwal go wrong?
ALSO READ: How Covid-19 changed life in the largest residential building in the world

The Covid-19 outbreak in Mumbai has exposed its already broken medical infrastructure. THE WEEK looks at how India's financial capital is battling the pandemic

ALSO READ: Director Shoojit Sircar knows exactly how to bring his characters to life

The India-China border in eastern Ladakh is witnessing a high level of tensions, with China bringing forward at least 4,000 troops. How long will the stand-off continue?
ALSO READ: Cyclone Amphan triggers political headwinds for Mamata Banerjee

THE WEEK takes a closer look at the Centre's grand economic plan and its possible risks. 
Also read, how India helped Bangladesh nab Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's killer, and excerpts from Ben Stokes's book. 
These and much more in the latest issue.

Low COVID-19 testing, a delayed reaction to the outbreak 
and attempts to cover up mismanagement 
could spell disaster for West Bengal. 
Also read, how the pandemic has exposed racial discrimination in Brazil, and how Jyothika is challenging male dominance since her return to films. 
These and much more in the latest issue. 

Prime Minister Modi must shift gear on investment and growth as he nudges the nation out of lockdown
ALSO READ: As India starts its mega repatriation exercise, a look at how it was planned

The World Health Organisation is caught in a Covid storm. THE WEEK puts the global body under a microscope
ALSO READ: The world in lockdown is consuming more content, incentivising OTT platforms to churn out more

With the world racing to invent and manufacture a  Covid-19 vaccine, THE WEEK tracks the progress made by top vaccine developers in India and the US. 

Also read, about Indians stranded at Dubai airport, and interview with Sachin Tendulkar. 

All these, and much more in the latest issue. 

Economic cost of lockdown: The pain, the loss, and the way out. 

Also read, how Bhilwara came back from the brink, and how leprosy vaccine is going to be tested for COVID-19. 

All these and much more in the latest issue.

EXCLUSIVE: Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan reveals the strategy to contain the Covid-19 pandemic

Also Read: Inside the world of the Tablighi Jamaat

Community spread of COVID-19 could lead to a scramble for hospitals, medicines and ventilators. Do we have enough? 

Also read about how Indians are beating the lockdown blues, and about the live music coders. 

All these and much more in the latest issue now on stands

India's war on corona: A nation under lockdown goes all out in its efforts to tackle the pandemic

ALSO READ: Covid-19 bailout package insufficient, says P. Chidambaram

Despite optics that suggest otherwise, India seems to have missed the bus while tackling Covid-19

ALSO READ: As he heads to Parliament, former chief justice Ranjan Gogoi has a lot of explaining to do

With Rahul Gandhi failing to bat for the youth in the party, Scindia's exit points to a larger battle within the Congress

THE WEEK accesses intelligence reports that reveal how major terrorist outfits are regrouping in Pakistan

ALSO READ: The economic impact of the coronavirus on India


Delhi burns while US president visits. THE WEEK reports from the smouldering ruins

ALSO READ
How we bombed Balakot: Account by Air Marshal who planned the attack


US President Trump will receive a warm welcome in India, but substantive outcomes from the visit will take time.

A school play in Karnataka attracts charges of sedition against the headmistress and mother of a student who mouthed a dialogue against the CAA. The girl just wants her mother to be released.

ALSO READ: How Arvind Kejriwal and the AAP swept Delhi once again


A.P.J. Abdul Kalam visualised India to emerge as a developed nation by 2020. THE WEEK explores India's journey so far

ALSO READ: How singer Billie Eilish won hearts of the youth

THE WEEK reports from China as the country battles the deadly coronavirus, and the rest of the world prepares for the worst

ALSO READ: Meet the hangman who will execute the convicts in the Nirbhaya gang-rape

The WEEK: What is Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's plan for the Budget, that will affect the future of India's fortunes?

Health: Deepika Padukone talks about what it was like to live with depression and how it has helped her identify triggers.

Can Kejriwal 2.0 and the Aam Aadmi Party's new avatar help them win another term in Delhi?

ALSO READ: The untold story of acid attacks on men and how they deal with women-centric laws

Inside Syria: THE WEEK visits the world's most dangerous region days before Soleimani's assassination

Also Read: What your gut is telling you, in latest issue of Health

Antibiotic resistance will kill one crore people a year by 2050, and India will be among the worst affected.

ALSO READ: With the Union government scrapping political reservation for Anglo-Indians in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies, the community is at the crossroads.

BJP is in a fix as India takes to the streets over fears about National Register of Citizens.
Also revisit the Kandahar hijack drama, and read why Meghna Gulzar says Chhapaak is her most real film yet.
All these and much more in the latest issue now on stands.

As the year comes to a close, we take a look at how India has changed in over two decades
Also read: Witty remarks and light banter, that have long-graced the halls of the Indian Parliament.

Despite legal and ethical challenges, police and government continue to take credit for the Hyderabad encounter

ALSO READ: How citizenship row could help BJP in Assam

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