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In this issue

Highlights of India Today 13th November 2023: An in-depth look at the growing economy of services and products for older Indians, from retirement communities and medical and travel assistance to medical devices and more. Plus, a look at India's best B-Schools, the IAF's recent acquisitions, updates from the states going to the polls, and more

THE AFTERSHOCKS

For Kerala and the followers of Jehovah’s Witnesses (JW), an obdurate Christian sect with some 50,000 followers in India, October 29 was a black Sunday.

THE AFTERSHOCKS

6 mins

BELEAGUERED IN QATAR

India had already been walking a difficult tight-rope on West Asian politics, roiled by the conflict in Gaza, when Qatar served a shocker on it on October 26: it awarded the death sentence to eight former Indian navy personnel on charges of spying for Israel.

BELEAGUERED IN QATAR

3 mins

NAIDU'S SHIFT IN STRATEGY

The assembly ection may be more than six months away, but the political climate is already heating up in Andhra Pradesh. On October 31, Telugu Desam Party (TDP) president N.

NAIDU'S SHIFT IN STRATEGY

3 mins

GIVING MUSLIMS A HAND

In a state where it has largely been relegated to a position of irrelevancy, the Congress is trying hard to get back into contention with an extravagant nod at its old 'big tent' politics.

GIVING MUSLIMS A HAND

4 mins

THE BURDEN OF EXPANSION

If things go according to plan, the world will be coming down to stroll along the Sabarmati riverfront. India is likely to bid for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, after the Australian state of Victoria dropped out earlier this year.

THE BURDEN OF EXPANSION

4 mins

CHRONICLING TIBET

From Ukraine and Armenia 2023 has reminded us that many people across the world still fight for their freedom, more or less seen, more or less supported. Among them is the 75-year-old struggle of Tibetans against the People's Republic of China.

CHRONICLING TIBET

3 mins

REBIRTH PANGS

THE CONGRESS RALLIES A FIGHTING FORCE AGAINST ITS MAIN RIVAL BRS WITH A CONSTITUENCY-WISE CAMPAIGN STRATEGY

REBIRTH PANGS

6 mins

A FORCE TO RULE THE SKIES

WORLD-CLASS ACQUISITIONS HAVE GIVEN THE INDIAN AIR FORCE A COMBAT EDGE IN THE REGION. ROBUST IN DEFENCE, LETHAL IN STRIKE CAPABILITY, IT SERVES AS A WARNING TO OUR TWO ADVERSARIES

A FORCE TO RULE THE SKIES

8 mins

The New Goldies

The New Goldieshome To Homecare, Travel To Consumables, A Whole Economy Is Springing Up Around The Needs Of India's Senior Citizenry, Helping Them Live Life On Their Own Terms

The New Goldies

10+ mins

BITTER HARVEST

Changing weather patterns are wreaking havoc on Indian apples, robbing them of their deep red colour and premium quality

BITTER HARVEST

8 mins

CHANNELING THE CHANGE

THE INDIA TODAY GROUP-MDRA BEST BUSINESS SCHOOLS SURVEY SHOWS AN ENCOURAGING TREND-THE GAP BETWEEN THE TOP-RANKING INSTITUTES AND THOSE AT THE BOTTOM HAS ALMOST HALVED. ANOTHER NEW BEGINNING-RANKING OF THE BEST SHORT-TERM COURSES

CHANNELING THE CHANGE

7 mins

EXPANDING HORIZONS

FROM COURSES FOR THE ARMED FORCES TO TEACHING FISCAL PRUDENCE TO ZILLA PARISHAD MEMBERS, INDIA'S FIRST IIM TAKES MANAGEMENT EDUCATION BEYOND BUSINESS WHILE REMAINING TRUE TO ITS CORE

EXPANDING HORIZONS

3 mins

TURNING THREAT INTO OPPORTUNITY

SPJIMR, MUMBAI, SHOWS HOW TO PUT THIS WISDOM INTO PRACTICE WHILE TEACHING MANAGERIAL SKILLS TO BUSINESS LEADERS OF THE FUTURE

TURNING THREAT INTO OPPORTUNITY

3 mins

BRAVE NEW WORLD

FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF INDIA'S MBA GRADUATES, THE CHOICES THEY MAKE WILL MATTER AS MUCH AS THEIR CAPABILITIES. FIVE PIECES OF ADVICE TO NAVIGATE THIS EXCITING NEW LANDSCAPE

BRAVE NEW WORLD

4 mins

CASTING CHARACTERS

At 99, sculptor Ram Sutar is busier than ever-and has just unveiled a statue of B.R. Ambedkar in the US

CASTING CHARACTERS

3 mins

PAINTING THE BLUES

An ongoing show at the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Noida-Prussian Blue-focuses on an iconic pigment that was discovered by accident but changed the course of art

PAINTING THE BLUES

2 mins

In the Fast Lane

True to his name, rapper Raftaar maintains a heady pace-juggling rapping with entrepreneurship and, now, acting in a web series

In the Fast Lane

2 mins

Bonds That Matter

Two women-centric books-Mauli and The Woman Who Climbed Trees-explore Nepali society and how women navigate it

Bonds That Matter

2 mins

LOOKING FOR WOMEN

Janina Ramirez's Femina tries to right the wrongs of history by resurrecting the medieval women who were erased from it

LOOKING FOR WOMEN

2 mins

BRUSH WITH SUFISM

Muzaffar Ali's upcoming exhibition fuses his passion for painting and cinema

BRUSH WITH SUFISM

1 min

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India Today Magazine Description:

PublisherIndia Today Group

CategoryNews

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyWeekly

India Today is a weekly news magazine published by Living Media India Limited. It was founded in 1975 and is the most widely circulated magazine in India.

India Today covers a wide range of topics, including politics, business, society, and culture. The magazine is known for its in-depth reporting and its insightful analysis.

India Today has won numerous awards, including the Ramnath Goenka Award for Excellence in Journalism and the National Magazine Award for General Excellence.

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