Search results for
-
May 22, 2026
Romance, uncoded: What's the real secret to a successful marriage?
The secret to a successful marriage does not lie in trust, attraction or common interests. Instead, it lies in the most unexpected place
-
May 17, 2026
When art meets compassion
Stuart Robertson's exhibition at Bikaner House showcases art inspired by his immersive 18-month residency at Delhi's Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital
-
May 10, 2026
Zoramthanga: The guerrilla fighter who became chief minister
How Zoramthanga engineered a peace accord in Mizoram that ended 20 years of killings, curfews and arrests
-
May 08, 2026
Can watching comedy reduce stress and anxiety?
Laughter is more than entertainment—it has proven health benefits, from reducing stress to boosting immunity and improving mood
-
April 25, 2026
Why Mother Mary is having a moment in pop culture
From Arundhati Roy's autobiography to Ryan Gosling's sci-fi thriller, Mother Mart is surfacing in books and movies in new and unexpected ways
-
April 18, 2026
Inside the artist's studio: A world of creativity and vulnerability
Artist studios are intimate spaces reflecting an artist's personality and creative process, often revealing vulnerability and the raw materials of inspiration Rohit Chawla's ‘Portrait of an Artist’ captures these unique environments, showcasing the authentic lives and minds of diverse creative practitioners
-
April 16, 2026
The ageing paradox: Why time speeds up as we grow older—and how best can you optimise it?
Approaching 40, I reflect on youthful impatience and the evolving perception of time as life's journey unfolds. The article explores the contrast between childhood eagerness and adult reflection, and the impact of aging on our perspective
-
April 11, 2026
From woodpeckers to crash helmets: The unconventional science of Ig Nobel Prize
Why is airlifting rhinos upside down the best way to transport them? Can rollercoasters help pass kidney stones? Welcome to the Ig Nobel Prizes and the science that makes you laugh first, and then think
-
April 04, 2026
From colonial charm to modern marvels: The inside story of Indian Railways
In 1951, more than 40 railway companies were consolidated into a single entity—Indian Railways. Now, 75 years later, THE WEEK explores how the Railways has shaped India’s national consciousness, how it is driving the future, and what can be done to make it better
-
April 04, 2026
Sudhanshu Mani: The visionary behind India's Vande Bharat Express
Sudhanshu Mani,who led the team that designed and built the Vande Bharat Express, on the state of the Railways
-
March 29, 2026
The age of rage: When did we get so angry about everything?
Societal anger is a growing concern, evident in online gaming controversies and widespread political polarization. This piece examines the roots of our collective rage and contrasts two distinct approaches to protest and conflict resolution
-
March 21, 2026
Literary reflections on life's end: Julian Barnes, Tolstoy and the meaning of mortality
Booker Prize winner Julian Barnes’s final novel, Departure(s), continues the tradition of writers looking at life through the lens of death
-
March 07, 2026
The stigma divide: Why young Indian women struggle to seek mental health help
Mental health for young women highlight a stark dichotomy where some suffer in silence due to shame and societal norms, while others face challenges in accessing and articulating their distress
-
March 07, 2026
Beyond the boardroom: Voices of women leaders on overcoming societal hurdles
A look at the complex realities of balancing a demanding career with family life, a struggle many women leaders, including Nooyi, have openly discussed, highlighting systemic issues and the need for wiser leadership frameworks
-
March 06, 2026
Brothers! You can’t live with them, you can’t live without them
Research suggests sibling relationships may influence mental health, self-esteem and even academic outcomes through birth-order dynamics
-
February 27, 2026
'Own your future': Experts at Mpowering Minds Summit urge women to master financial independence
Sportswoman Anju Bobby George spoke about how her family was against her becoming a sportswoman, with a bevvy of objections like how she would become dark playing in the sun and would not be able to find a husband later
-
February 27, 2026
Mpowering Minds Summit: Why we need to stop expecting motherhood to 'flow naturally'
The panellists at the summit pointed out that there is still widespread ignorance regarding issues related to post-partum depression
-
February 27, 2026
From patriarchy to self-harm: Experts at Mpowering Minds Summit decode rise in suicide among young Indian women
Something unprecedented is happening among women today, where they have to balance being assertive, competitive and strong with being gentle, soft and nourishing, said psychiatrist Dr Shyam Bhat
-
February 21, 2026
Why parenthood is the biggest casualty of entering your 30s
Children give you stretch-marks and make you decidedly uncool. You are no longer worried about the war in Ukraine because you have a war raging in your crib
-
February 06, 2026
‘The Corpse Collector’ book review: When death sets you free to live
Vinu P and Niyas Kareem’s ‘The Corpse Collector’ is the heart-rending story of a man moulded by his encounters with death
-
February 05, 2026
The enduring debate between nature vs nurture: When to stop blaming your parents
J.K. Rowling once said that you can only blame your parents up to a point. At some juncture, you have to take responsibility for your life.
-
January 31, 2026
'Travels in the Other Place' book review: A breath of fresh perspective
Travel, for Pallavi Aiyar, is not about geography as much as it is about discovery
-
January 23, 2026
Stephen Fry: How a love for language shaped a comedy legend
THE WEEK explores celebrated British comedian and actor Stephen Fry’s career, from the comedy of ‘A Bit of Fry & Laurie’ to his thoughtful reflections on mental health and Greek mythology
-
January 22, 2026
Stuck in a loop? How to break bad habits without extreme self-control
Moderation, preparation and self-control—not brute willpower—may be the real way to break bad habits
-
January 17, 2026
Kochi-Muziris Biennale: A triumphant return to art and activism
Kochi-Muziris Biennale has made a remarkable comeback from financial and organisational turmoil, with its current edition curated by Nikhil Chopra focusing on healing and redemption
Results 1-25 of 386
