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July 05, 2026
The great Indian etiquette debate
The behaviour of Indians abroad is under intense scrutiny, sparking a debate on whether global criticism is a valid observation or a product of rising anti-immigrant sentiment
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July 05, 2026
Citizen vigilantes
Most countries don’t have citizenship cards, but then they don’t ask their people to prove their citizenship as frequently as we do
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July 05, 2026
India is living longer, but is it living wiser?
Cognitive health in India is a growing concern as the population ages, shifting the focus from simply extending lifespan to ensuring the quality of those added years
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July 05, 2026
Can Andy Burnham unite a broken Britain?
Despite his voter appeal, Andy Burnham faces daunting challenges, including unifying a divided nation and calming financial markets wary of his "radical socialist" economic policies
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July 05, 2026
‘Why didn't she just say no’: What the Sia Goyal case reveals about the Great Hindu Wedding
The Sia Goyal case exposes the intense pressures, generational communication gaps, and moral decay flourishing behind the facade of a wealthy Marwari family
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July 05, 2026
Why a former Soviet base is at the heart of Albania's eco-protest
The Flamingo Revolution is a citizen-led protest in Albania against a planned luxury resort on Sazan Island and the Narta Lagoon, a vital wildlife habitat
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June 28, 2026
When AI transforms governance
AI can transform healthcare, urban planning and water management to create a more efficient and accessible government for 1.4 billion citizens
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June 28, 2026
The ‘incorrect’ Nana meets the woke squad
The generational divide is hilariously explored through a grandfather's anecdotes about his politically correct granddaughter, clashing over everything from old films to modern euphemisms
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June 28, 2026
The boy who couldn't look up: Curing Parinaud's Syndrome
A pineal gland tumour caused a 16-year-old boy to develop hydrocephalus and Parinaud's Syndrome, robbing him of his ability to look upward
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June 21, 2026
Lessons from the World Cup: Shared cheers, global bonds
The FIFA World Cup experiences showcase the electrifying atmosphere of global fandom, where diverse fans unite in a vibrant spectacle of sport and culture
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June 21, 2026
From Kafka's desk to India's streets: The rise of the political cockroach
Indian politics has adopted the "cockroach" metaphor, transforming Kafka's symbol of existential dread into a representation of frustrated Gen Z youth
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June 14, 2026
Gymkhana Club eviction: A stand against elite privilege for public good?
Gymkhana Club land reclamation in Lutyens' Delhi highlights the Modi government's focus on levelling the playing field by addressing elite privilege and redirecting public resources towards the underprivileged
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October 18, 2025
How board of directors drive accountability and innovation
Board of directors act as guardians of the organisation, ensuring stability, fostering trust, and guiding strategic decisions while balancing shareholder and broader stakeholder interests
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October 04, 2025
How Camellia Panjabi elevated Indian food culture globally
Camellia Panjabi, renowned culinary expert, launches her new coffee table book, 'Vegetables: The Indian Way,' offering a definitive collection of Indian recipes and nutritional insights
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September 07, 2024
Thank you, THE WEEK, for providing me a space
THE WEEK’s illustrious history and mission to tackle issues resonate with me deeply
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August 02, 2024
Let us not politicise budget
Union Budget 2024 is a blend of ambition and pragmatic governance
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November 25, 2023
Silverware for babies?
Silverware is ideal for serving food to both children and people with disabilities
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