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Highlights of India Today English issue dated August 18th, 2014. The Cover Story this week is on the Swadeshi warriors who are impacting government policies.
The Controversy section has a story on Union Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi who drives a pet agenda. She also takes decisions for the environment and health ministries.
Shekhar Gupta in his column National Interest says that Indians love technology though they don't understand science. That’s why Indians love the bomb, but finds GM crops evil.
Missing Missile, a story in the Nation section, says that in its final days, a complacent UPA nearly compromised a sensitive weapon.
The Big Story this week is on the emergence of a radicalised SIMI offshoot that is said have had more than a hand in the 2013 Bodh Gaya attack and the blasts at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 2014 Patna rally.
The Lost Artist, an Arts section story, tells the story of Nasreen Mohamedi, who is now on a global platform.
The Sport section dwells on the Indian cricket team’s odd placements in the slips that don’t work.
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Regional satraps of Maharashtra, Bengal and Bihar could stand between PM Modi and his place in history, but if they fail to defeat him, they might find themselves in its dustbin. Aso in the issue are election news from around the country, a peek behind Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Netflix's 'Heeramandi' and an interview with chess grandmaster D. Gukesh.

Highlights of India Today 6th May 2024: 

In our cover story, a stocktaking of the Modi government achievements and failures on key economic parameters, as well as an interview with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharamana. Also in the issue, election news from across the country, and interviews with Tarun Tahiliani and Chetan Bhagat.

Highlights of India Today 29th April 2024: 

A look at why and how the 18-29 generation holds the key to the outcome of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, their voting engagement and voting patterns. Also in the issue are election vignettes from around the country, a peek into the rumblings within Maharashtra's ruling Mahayuti and a Q&A with Yami Gautam.

Highlights of India Today 22nd April 2024: 

With a grand ambition of winning 400-plus seats, the party goes on a war footing in the five southern states. But each state comes with its own challenge. Also in the issue are a wide ranging look at election news and vignettes, the transformation of actor Pratik Gandhi and a Q&A with Nora Fatehi.

Highlights of India Today 15th April 2024: A deep dive into the challenges facing the I.N.D.I.A. alliance as it seeks to defeat the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The odds are stacked against them, but a concerted strategy and narrative can help the Opposition limit the BJP's outsize ambitions

Highlights of India Today 8th April 2024: With the Lok Sabha elections just weeks away, India Today takes a deep dive into the political world, from the BJP's historic target of 400 seats to events on the ground in various crucial states. Plus, the March issue of Spice

Highlights of India Today 1st April 2024: Detailed coverage of the 2024 India Today Conclave, with perspectives from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, opposition leaders like former Union Home Minister and Finance Minister P Chidambaram and MLA Sachin Pilot, business leaders including N.R. Narayana Murthy and Sudha Murthy and many others. Plus, India Today Auto Report

Highlights of India Today 25th March 2024:  A deep dive into semaglutide that is making wave in the treatment of diabetes and obesity, and a word of caution on its unregulated use for weight loss that could have dire consequences. Also in the issue, India's landmark ballistic missile test, Bengaluru's crippling water crisis, the return of the Bhimtadi horses and more.

Highlights of India Today 18th March 2024: An analysis of the fortunes of Paytm's Vijay Shekhar Sharma and BYJU's Byju Raveendran, and how overreach and overambition led them to make decisions that proved disastrous. Also in the issue, the storm in Sandeshkhali, a new aiport near Sabarimala, a Q&A with Ali Zafar and much more.

Highlights of India Today 11th March 2024: A toxic mix of factors is threatening India's birds and we may lose some species forever. Also, a look at how rural India is catching up with the cities when it comes to consumer spending, a look at the slew of political films and our quarterly travel special.

Highlights of India Today 4th March 2024: A deep dive into the electoral bonds issue, from what they are and why they were implemented, to the larger picture of political funding structures in India and the world. Plus, a special report on the Farmer's Protest, our big story on the Power Ministry's push to make discoms more efficient, and more

Highlights of India Today 26th February 2024:This week, India Today's cover story looks at the results of the just-concluded elections in neighbouring Pakistan, where potential PM Shehbaz Sharif will have to tackle a host of issues, from economic and political instability onward. Plus, an in-depth look at the DRDO's struggle to revamp, the rising incidence of Influenza in India, and more 

Highlights of India Today 19th February 2024: The findings from India Today's bi-annual Mood of the Nation poll, with popular opinion on politics, the economy, foreign affairs, sports, entertainment and more. Plus, news from around the country in Upfront, and the latest in culture in Leisure

Highlights of India Today 12th February 2024: In this issue, we take a close look at the shaky status of the grand opposition alliance of 27 parties, with a focus on Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar's return to the BJP, the TMC's Mamata Banerjee deciding to go solo in West Bengal and how this will reflect on the Lok Sabha election later this year. Plus, Upfront, Leisure, and a look at India's armed forces' continuing search for a robust and dependable assault rifle

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In this special issue on the new Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, a deep dive into what it means to India and what impact it could have. Also in the issue, the great makeover to the iconic Jagannath Temple in Puri, Kashmir's missing snow, Ananya Panday, Pankaj Tripathi and more.

Highlights of India Today 29th January 2024: India Today's annual Happiness Special brings out stories of hope and change, from across the country. From drives for gender diversity to a push for natural farming, education on wheels, carbon neutrality and more, these are the changemakers making India a happier place to live. Plus, our monthly supplement, Home.

Highlights of India Today 22nd January 2024: A deep dive into the increasing demand for luxury goods by middle class Indian families, plus an update on India's bullet train project, the Jagan-Sharmila rivalry in Andhra Pradesh, the roadblocks in the way of India's vehicle scrapping policy, and more.

Highlights of India Today 15th January 2024: Essays on how AI could affect India by Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai; Union MoS for Entrepreneurship, Skill Development, Electronics & IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar; Soroco founder and CTO Rohan Murty; G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant; Fractal Analytics co-founder, group Chief Executive and V-C Srikant Velamakanni; Articul8 AI founder and CEO Arun K. Subramaniyan; Chairman, Standing Committee on Finance in Parliament, and Lok Sabha MP Jayant Sinha; Digital Futures Lab founder and Executive Director Urvashi Aneja; Former Chief of the Army Staff Gen. (Dr) M.M. Naravane (retd); Medanta-The Medicity CMD Naresh Trehan; SC advocate and founder, Cyber Saathi Foundation N.S. Nappinai; Microsoft India and South Asia President Puneet Chandok; Technocrat, author and former CEO, Prasar Bharati Shashi Shekhar Vempati; Novelist and filmmaker Samit Basu; Writer, director and producer Arati Kadav; and Professor of Religious Studies, and Director, Veteran Success, Manhattan College, Robert M. Geraci

Highlights of India Today 8th January 2024: Exclusive interview with the Prime Minister, and a look at the other newsmakers

Highlights of India Today 1st January 2024: In this anniversary edition of India Today magazine, we bring you the stories of a hundred women across varied fields who dared to dream, take risks and step out of their comfort zones.

Highlights of India Today 25th December 2023: This week, our cover story dives into the details of the new administrations in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram. Plus, India's railway-protection system, Kavach, the impact of offshore pollution, and more

Highlights of India Today 18th December 2023: 

In this week’s issue, our cover package takes a sharp look at the recently-concluded assembly elections, analysing the BJP's big wins in the heartland states and assessing what these victories could mean for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. 

Highlights of India Today 11th December 2023: In this week’s issue, we take a sharp look at the hidden dangers of air pollution, the political state of play in Karnataka and Bengal, the perilous position Mumbai's dabbawallas find themselves in, plus an in-depth look at the India Today Group Infrastructure Conclave

Highlights of India Today 4th December 2023: In this week’s issue, the rising problem of deepfakes is front and centre. We take a look at what deepfakes are, what laws we have to protect ourselves and what else we may do to not fall victim to them. Also in the magazine are poll updates, India’s World Cup campaign, India’s ties with Maldives, smart financial planning, and much more.

Highlights of India Today 27th November 2023: In this week's issue, we take a look at the poll battle ahead for Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, and discuss his chances with him in an exclusive interview. Also, poll updates from the states, West Bengal's tea troubles, collapsing Himalayan roads, and much more.

Highlights of India Today 20th November 2023: In this week’s issue, we take a deep dive into the dangers of unhealthy food habits and offer the definitive guide on what’s good for your plate. Also, poll updates from the states, Maharashtra deputy CM Ajit Pawar’s struggle to come out on top, and much more

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

Highlights of India Today 6th November 2023:- A deep dive into the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh; an in-depth look at the scandal surrounding TMC MP Mahua Moitra; how the war in Gaza could affect India; and much more 

Highlights of India Today 30th October 2023:- Examining the surge in digital crimes and fraud, with a focus on how consumers can protect themselves and where they are most at risk. Plus poll diaries from the five states going for assembly elections in November, a look at the GDP question, Gujarat's diamond industry, women's health and more. This issue also includes the September-October 2023 issue of India Today Home

Highlights of India Today 23rd October 2023:-  A deep dive into the upcoming assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Telangana, the four states going to the polls in November

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