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October 11, 2026
A sharp sword, but too heavy to lift
Till date no high worthy of India has been impeached after Warren Hastings and Elijah Impey. The one who came closest was Justice Soumitra Sen of the Calcutta High Court
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October 11, 2026
From Starmer's shadow to No. 10: Can Andy Burnham avoid the same fate?
Andy Burnham’s plans face major hurdles, including the promise of future tax increases and strong opposition from rival political parties aiming to derail his agenda before the 2029 election
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October 11, 2026
Why are more young adults facing cardiac issues?
Heart attacks in young people are a growing concern, challenging the misconception that cardiac issues only affect the elderly
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October 11, 2026
The President's message: An Indian officer's untold story from Israel
India-Israel relations are explored through the personal account of a senior Indian Air Force officer's pivotal study tour in the 1990s, offering unique insights into the country's defence industry and informal culture
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October 11, 2026
Political storms, spy chiefs and artistic debates
THE WEEK analyses the Cockroach Janta Party's roadmap, the Election Commission controversy, resetting India-Canada relations, and the concerning rise in teenage pregnancies in Tamil Nadu
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October 04, 2026
Female head on a world body?
Can Guterres’s successor, lady or gent, turn the UN relevant again? Doubtful, unless the big three want it to be
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October 04, 2026
The lawyer who lost his words: A brain tumour and the surgery to save his voice
Awake brain surgery offered a profound and perilous solution for a lawyer whose brain tumour was stealing the words that defined his life and relationships
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October 04, 2026
My car insurance renewal nightmare
Car insurance renewal becomes a prolonged misery when a car owner decides to scrutinise the fine print, only to be hounded by countless telemarketers
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October 04, 2026
UPI's freemium moment: Why a Merchant Discount Rate is good for India
UPI's new merchant discount rate marks a pivotal 'freemium' moment, designed to create a self-sufficient payment ecosystem rather than relying on government subsidies
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October 04, 2026
How journalism upholds Indian democracy
THE WEEK looks at the controversies putting the ECI under scrutiny, the vital role of investigative journalism, the challenges facing Indian democracy and the political landscape in Israel
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September 27, 2026
Close your eyes, think of Britain
Britain is on bad days, and the Brits have themselves to blame
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September 27, 2026
How personalised mRNA vaccines are fighting melanoma
A personalised cancer vaccine for melanoma is showing promise in a new Phase 3 trial, heralding a potential new era in cancer treatment
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September 27, 2026
Is it just ageing? Recognising early signs of dementia
Dementia often begins silently years before symptoms appear, but there is hope in protecting brain health through modifiable lifestyle factors
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September 27, 2026
From space weapons to rogue AI: Is a new World War inevitable?
Space weapons have now been deployed by the US, escalating tensions as terrestrial wars intensify across the globe
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September 27, 2026
India-US relationship: Why it's time to call the bully's bluff
The India-US relationship has deteriorated significantly due to American pressure and the Russia sanctions law, challenging its status as a strategic partnership
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September 27, 2026
From Gandhi's relevance to India's AI race
Ramachandra Guha highlights how Gandhian principles of protest and humour are still alive today. This issue also delves into the untold story of B.R. Ambedkar's visit to Kerala, an interview with Sachin Pilot, and India's race towards an AI economy
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September 20, 2026
Health, polity and borders
Preventive healthcare is crucial, as an active youth can prevent adult lifestyle diseases like diabetes. The issue also delves into Indian political strategies, India-China border talks, and a poignant tale of a photojournalist's first camera
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September 20, 2026
Dangling the noose? Many loose ends
Trial judges are dangling the rope more often than before in murder cases, though higher courts are, thankfully, staying soft
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September 20, 2026
The brain's pain centre: How we turn sensation into suffering
Chronic pain involves more than a physical sensation; it is deeply intertwined with the emotional suffering interpreted by the brain's anterior cingulate cortex
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September 20, 2026
Are you a people-pleaser? How to say no without the guilt
The art of saying no is a lost skill in a world of immense social pressure and a cultural need to please
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September 20, 2026
SIR and the citizen’s right
SIR electoral rolls and citizen rights are under intense scrutiny following revelations that the process is wrongly disenfranchising thousands of eligible voters, reversing the founding principles of Indian democracy
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September 18, 2026
OPINION | RTI and street protests are democratic reform movements
Only time will tell if the current youth-initiated political churning will lead to the realization of the Constitution's vision for its citizens
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September 13, 2026
Money-laundering by RBI
Our mint men are planning to give us plastic cash which may not turn into ash. Rather, it may shrivel, melt or drip, stink and leave some sticky stuff
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September 13, 2026
Gut’s quiet influence on our health
Gut health is emerging as a vital frontier in preventive medicine, quietly influencing our immunity, metabolism, and mental wellbeing
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September 13, 2026
Is President Trump planning to rig US election?
Growing fears over Donald Trump rigging the November mid-term elections through tactics like gerrymandering and restricting postal ballots are darkening the global mood
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