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August 02, 2026
Lead, non-violent youth
Unlike their cousins in Dhaka, Colombo or Kathmandu, the Gen Z of Jantar Mantar didn’t storm Bastilles or bastions, palaces or parliaments. Yet they had their revolution
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August 02, 2026
Why RSS's old-school 'handler' tactics won't work on Gen Z
Mohan Bhagwat’s call for a new tone with Gen Z is viewed not as a change of heart, but as a manipulative "handler" tactic to control a volatile generation
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August 02, 2026
Is your desk Job a health risk?
A sedentary lifestyle, driven by modern convenience and technology, is creating health risks by interrupting the body's natural metabolic processes
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August 02, 2026
Dehradun: A tale of lost trees and broken promises
Echoing the historic Chipko movement, a new wave of ecological activism is now fighting to protect Dehradun's remaining natural heritage from indiscriminate development
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August 02, 2026
The Man of the Year who wasn't on the cover
THE WEEK reflects on its 2001 Man of the Year issue, where Sonam Wangchuk's feature was overshadowed by the breaking news of the Parliament terror attack
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July 26, 2026
The fornix: How a pencil-thick brain structure holds your life's story
Brain surgery for memory loss becomes the only hope for a woman whose ability to form new memories is erased by a tumour compressing her brain's fornix
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July 26, 2026
Why can't India fix its monsoon problems?
A simple mission to buy beer during a football match is foiled by a flooded basement
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July 26, 2026
How a new KRAS inhibitor is changing pancreatic cancer treatment
A new pancreatic cancer treatment targeting the KRAS gene mutation represents a major breakthrough, offering the first significant hope in decades against the deadly pancreatic adenocarcinoma
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July 19, 2026
Cyborg or yogi? The unstoppable genius of Erling Haaland
A ‘force of nature’, Erling Haaland symbolises the power of cyclones, the conservation of energy that allows its explosive release and the hunting expertise of the best predators
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July 19, 2026
When success breeds resentment: A message for today's young achievers
The core advice is to let excellence be your primary argument, lead with genuine humility, and make others feel a stake in your collective success
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July 12, 2026
Why the Congress party is failing as an Opposition
The Indian opposition, led by a Congress party in deep crisis, has abdicated its role, leaving the world's largest democracy without a vibrant and principled alternative
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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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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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