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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

A QUESTION OF LAW

On October 7, the Supreme Court listed six cases for hearing by the newly constituted seven-judge constitution bench

5 mins

Southern Stirrings

A mid heated debates on federal directives, new norms introduced by India’s medical education regulator are inviting another round of allegations about the Centre attempting to encroach upon the rights of the southern states

3 mins

Sorry, No Wedding Bells

In a setback to India’s marriage equality movement, the Supreme Court on October 17 ruled against legalising same-sex marriages, holding that only the legislature can decide on the issue

4 mins

WARNING FROM THE HIMALAYAS

A wall of water hurtling down mountains towards vulnerable valleys nestled within— this worst nightmare of Himalayan states came true for Sikkim on October 4 when the waters of the Lhonak lake in north Sikkim, situated at an altitude of 5,245 metres, burst forth and flooded regions in the Teesta river basin, killing many and washing away roads and bridges downstream

4 mins

Online Fraud A Raging Menace

Your Phone Has Now Become An Instrument In The Hands Of The Cyber Criminal To Rob You Of Your Hard-earned Money. What You Can Do To Protect Yourself

10+ mins

DISSENT IN THE RANKS

THE BJP HAS FOCUSED ON ITS WEAKEST SEATS IN THE FIRST LIST, BUT EVEN HERE THERE IS A BACKLASH AGAINST HALF OF THE CANDIDATES, SOME OF THEM MPs

3 mins

LORD, HAVE MERC

The All-India Majlis-eIttehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) is seeking to outgrow its reputation of being just a ghettoblaster confined to its seven strongholds in the Old City

4 mins

WHAT'S IN A NUMBER?

India's growth figures trigger a debate, with some economists calling them inflated and based on faulty calculation, and the government defending them. Where do we actually stand?

6 mins

LOSING ITS SPARKLE

Changing market dynamics amid the global economic gloom have hit Surat’s thriving diamond polishing industry, leading to layoffs, financial distress and even suicides. Is it just a cyclical trend or an irreversible change?

8 mins

A Growing Choice for Young Mums

Rising awareness and open dialogue about their reproductive autonomy is making more women explore egg-freezing as an option to plan their pregnancies

7 mins

Imperial Spectacle

DAG's Delhi Durbar exhibition, curated by Rana Safvi (R) and Swapna Liddle (L), draws on the gallery's in-house archival material to bring alive the pomp and pageantry of the three Delhi Durbars

3 mins

ALL'S FAIR IN ART

ART MUMBAI, A FOUR-DAY ART FAIR DEBUTING THIS NOVEMBER, PROMISES TO BE A VIBRANT ADDITION TO MUMBAI'S ART CALENDAR

2 mins

Art in Three Dimensions

With a major retrospective by Vadehra Art Gallery, artist A. Ramachandran's sculptures finally get the attention they deserve

2 mins

CIVIL LINES

A quartet of books provides a window into the lives of Indian bureaucrats besides showcasing their felicity with the written word

2 mins

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