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Ramaswamy Chandrashekar The article on DNA hunters was well researched extensively interviewed several scientists across Indian institutions. Amazing progress and was a fascinating read!
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THE WEEK August 30, 2026 brings in-depth journalism, expert perspectives and insightful stories on science, politics, society, food safety and modern relationships. The cover story, “DNA Hunters,” explores how Indian scientists are using ancient DNA to trace human origins, understand disease risks and challenge long-held ideas about caste, diet and migration.
Discover how ancient DNA is helping Indian scientists investigate our origins and rewrite what we know about India's past. The feature explores what DNA from archaeological remains can reveal about migration, ancestry, caste, diet and disease risk.
India is witnessing a major crackdown on food safety and standards violations. This report examines the growing focus on food safety and what it means for consumers and the food industry.
Explore how knowledge of the law has become the strongest weapon for CJP, highlighting the importance of legal awareness and access to justice.
What do terms such as “micro-mance,” “ghostlighting” and “soft launch” tell us about modern relationships? This Lifestyle feature examines the changing vocabulary of dating and what these trends reveal about how people connect today.
This issue combines current affairs, science, politics, society, culture and lifestyle to give readers a deeper understanding of the stories shaping India and the world. From groundbreaking ancient-DNA research to changing food-safety standards and modern dating culture, the issue offers informed journalism with a human touch.
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