India's best universities are highlighted, showcasing innovative student projects like kamikaze drones developed at BITS Pilani with academic and financial support
By Philip Mathew May 31, 2026
This issue explores India's ambitious push into the semiconductor ecosystem, alongside deep dives into Indian politics, international relations, education advancements, and the fascinating science of sensory memory
By Philip Mathew May 24, 2026
This issue explores the political landscape post-election upsets in India, including analysis of key states, voter behaviour, and the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Also, discover untold stories on Kolkata's art, historical pens, Mizoram's leader, and more
By Philip Mathew May 17, 2026
The Art of Living's programmes, like seeds falling on different grounds, resonate differently with individuals, highlighting the varying receptiveness to teachings
By Philip Mathew May 10, 2026
For this issue, Chief of Bureau (Delhi) Namrata Biji Ahuja travelled to Sukma, Bastar, Kanker, Dantewada and Warangal, to bring you the story of the Maoists and their fading revolution through the eyes of top commanders and ideologues
By Philip Mathew May 03, 2026
Tamil Nadu's political landscape is renowned for its distinctive and colourful praise names bestowed upon its leaders, blending art, romance, and deep respect
By Philip Mathew April 26, 2026
The current issue takes a detailed look at THE WEEK Goodfellows Silver Economy Summit and delves into the thrilling world of traditional and electric two-wheelers, the intriguing Ig Nobel awards, and coverage of the ongoing assembly polls
By Philip Mathew April 19, 2026
THE WEEK delves into the mystique of iconic train names and the evolution of travel experiences, touching upon contemporary developments and political reflections
By Philip Mathew April 12, 2026
Assembly polls are increasingly fought on presidential lines, where dominant political personalities overshadow policy discussions
By Philip Mathew April 05, 2026
A fascinating snakebite account and the potential of traditional medicine within Ayush systems, alongside an innovative snake identification app and the legacy of ethnobotanists
By Philip Mathew March 29, 2026