Anjuly Mathai

From interfaith harmony to ethical progress, Mahatma Gandhi’s ideas remain largely on paper today. Historian Ramachandra Guha on whether we can, or should, revive them

By using technology to eliminate boredom, we risk stifling the very creativity and contemplation that once flourished during idle moments

Kader Attia, the Algerian-French curator of Kochi-Muziris Biennale's next edition, on how someone who is art illiterate can enjoy the show

Global warming, artificial intelligence, authoritarianism, unemployment—the world is no longer the home it once used to be

Read this exciting story from THE WEEK India October 25, 2026 issue. JEETENDRA SHARMA, a marketing and management professional with over 33 years of experience across 16 countries, is a second-generation Rotarian and has been associated with the organisation for over 50 years.

On the 150th year of ‘Vande Mataram', THE WEEK explores how our music reflected the nation's evolution down the decades

Sharma has been a charter member of the Rotary Club of Akurdi-Pune since 2006, and was the club president for the first Rotary year of the club in 2007-2008

Whether it is their efforts to eradicate polio or to help war victims in Ukraine, Rotarians look at ‘Service Above Self' as more than a motto

Shivani Sibal's MOMS is an incisive social commentary that peels back the glossy facade of the ultra-wealthy through the turbulent life and rigid marriage of Radhika Khanna

Shivani Sibal's MOMS is an incisive social commentary that peels back the glossy facade of the ultra-wealthy through the turbulent life and rigid marriage of Radhika Khanna