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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
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October 18, 2026
Why constructive criticism is essential for India's growth
THE WEEK explores Dhruv Rathee’s perspectives on patriotism and governance, India’s massive ancient manuscript digitisation drive, and Rotary International’s 121-year milestone
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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
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
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 13, 2026
Ancient mines, Indian diplomacy and the power of a nation
The history of mining and electricity is deeply intertwined, connecting South Africa's Kimberley, the first city in the Southern Hemisphere with electric streetlights, to India's ancient Hutti Gold Mines
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September 06, 2026
Why a fractured world must unite for survival
Nepal floods highlight the devastating aftermath of nature's wrath, where survivors are left searching for proof of their former lives amidst the wreckage
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August 30, 2026
Unsung heroes and unfinished sagas
A significant discovery on Nanda Devi in 1993 by Major Dr Rajesh Bhardwaj may offer clues to the location of a lost Cold War-era American spy device
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August 23, 2026
From a Goan church to a Georgian saint
Queen Ketevan's relics, discovered in Goa and identified through ancient DNA, represent a remarkable chapter in India's archaeological and diplomatic history
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August 16, 2026
The other India
This Independence Day, discover the unsettling parallels between Harriet Tubman's fight for freedom and the reality of modern slavery and exploitation in India
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August 09, 2026
From prison reform to Gen Z's plight
THE WEEK explores pressing social issues, from the debate on conjugal rights for prisoners as a form of rehabilitation to the economic angst fuelling Gen Z's job market turmoil
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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
Have we failed our children?
The Jantar Mantar student protest highlights the desire for a trusted system that serves as the only path to justice and social mobility for the poor and middle class
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July 19, 2026
Who is a Communist today?
Communism in India is at a crossroads, with parties like the CPI(M) facing severe electoral debacles in former strongholds and grappling with an internal rectification process
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July 12, 2026
Beyond high seas to high stakes
THE WEEK explores India's maritime sector growth and its ambition to be a world leader, with an exclusive interview with Minister Sarbananda Sonowal. This edition also covers monsoon's economic impact, the need for workforce upskilling, and World Cup controversies
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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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June 28, 2026
Messi's record, Ronaldo's legacy and a guide to India's best colleges
FIFA World Cup 2026 records are being shattered by Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, and Cristiano Ronaldo, marking a historic moment in football. This edition uses their journeys to explore pivotal life choices, from selecting India's best colleges to understanding the impact of AI and current political developments
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June 21, 2026
From Naga aspirations to Messi's magic
Explore the legacy of Thuingaleng Muivah and the Naga movement, a journey through history, personal stories, and the enduring aspirations for Nagalim. Plus, get insights into the FIFA World Cup
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June 14, 2026
Wars, stars, stats and stories of Indian roots
THE WEEK explores Israel's eight-front war, including public perception. Also, read about a unique political party in India and delve into FIFA World Cup 2026 discussions
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June 07, 2026
Beyond the game: Cuisine, crime and coaching
This special FIFA World Cup issue features Kylian Mbappe on the cover and delves into changing football tactics, culinary delights, and societal shifts
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May 31, 2026
From operational readiness to business innovation
Insights from Chief of Defence Staff Anil Chauhan on his tenure and the importance of preparedness, alongside stories of business innovation, solo adventures, and reflections on justice
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May 26, 2026
Beyond academics: Political journeys and hope in challenging times
India's best universities are highlighted, showcasing innovative student projects like kamikaze drones developed at BITS Pilani with academic and financial support
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May 17, 2026
Building a future in chips
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
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May 10, 2026
From politics to art: Exploring India’s pulse
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
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May 04, 2026
Finding peace
The Art of Living's programmes, like seeds falling on different grounds, resonate differently with individuals, highlighting the varying receptiveness to teachings
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