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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.

STILL IN THE GAME

In a small but striking move on the chess board, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) on November 13 named Mahua Moitra to a formal role. Not a big one as party posts go: district president of West Bengal’s Krishnanagar (Nadia North).

5 mins

STATE VERSUS THE GUV

The running battle between the Left Front government and Governor Arif Mohammed Khan in Kerala has taken a turn for the worse with the state filing two petitions against Khan in the Supreme Court.

2 mins

SP-CONGRESS: A WIDENING GULF

The rift between two important members of the Opposition INDIA bloc, the Congress and the Samajwadi Party (SP), is assuming the proportions of a running feud.

3 mins

A NEW HOME FOR THE LIONS

Wildlife tourism in Gujarat is getting a boost with the announcement of W one more wildlife safari park in the coastal village of Naliya-Mandvi in Una taluka of Gir Somnath district, about 50 km southeast of the Gir Wildlife Sanctuary.

3 mins

A Titan Checks Out

A contemporary legend, Biki Oberoi crafted Indian hospitality's stunning response to the world

3 mins

Can KCR Pull Off A Hat-Trick?

The Telangana Strongman Battles Anti-incumbency And A Resurgent Congress In The Quest For A Third Consecutive Term

10+ mins

'KCR IS NEVER WORRIED. WE WILL WIN A THIRD TERM'

His sprawling farm on the outskirts of Hyderabad is something of a sanctum sanctorum for Telangana chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR). As he sat down for a 100-minute candid interaction with Group Editorial Director Raj Chengappa and Senior Deputy Editor Amarnath K. Menon, the 69-year-old KCR exuded a quiet confidence about winning a third straight term. Edited excerpts:

10+ mins

TACTICAL SHIFTS

THE CONGRESS AND BJP MAKE LAST-GASP STRATEGY CHANGES, BUT THE CORE CONTEST IS STILL BETWEEN GEHLOT'S GUARANTEES AND MODI, THE FACE OF THE BJP

4 mins

FIGHTING A LONELY BATTLE

AHEAD OF THE CRUCIAL SECOND-PHASE POLLING, CHIEF MINISTER BHUPESH BAGHEL CHARTS OUT THE CONGRESS’S GAME PLAN WITH HIS TRUSTED AIDES

4 mins

A DELUGE OF POLITICAL TEARS

Politics can be like onions: P layers within layers, and plenty tears. For one reason or the other, everyone in Rajasthan is sobbing on stage.

1 min

THE NEW DANGER ZONES

The unprecedented destruction caused by landslides in Uttarakhand this year puts a huge question mark on the Rs 12,000 crore Char Dham project. Can India find a way out, protect its infrastructure while also minimising the impact on the mountains?

7 mins

CUP OF WOES

The tea industry in West Bengal contributes 26 per cent of India's total production but it is struggling with depressed prices and falling exports. Insiders debate how and whether it could script a recovery

6 mins

Bollywood IS BACK!

AFTER A LONG POST-COVID WINTER, HINDI FILMS ARE HAVING THEIR MOMENT, WITH 2023 SET TO BECOME THEIR BEST YEAR EVER

4 mins

Forever Queen

The year 2023 has been rather eventful for Kareena Kapoor Khan in her newfound pursuit of artistic merit over mere stardom. By her own admission, Kareena wanted a “makeover” for what she was doing.

3 mins

A FEW GOOD MEN

Inspired by true stories, Netflix's The Railway Men highlights some lesser-known heroic feats surrounding the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy

2 mins

For the Love of MOTHER EARTH

Themes as seemingly disparate as love and ecology find their way into Skin, Aditi Veena's forthcoming EP

2 mins

THAT BANDRA SPIRIT

Jeet Thayil and Anil Kably have curated Five Oh, a poetry and indie music festival in Bandra

2 mins

Patriarchy in the Labyrinth

Subversive Whispers is a small collection of stories by Manasi, a widely-read and prize-winning writer in Malayalam, rendered acceptably into English.

2 mins

The World of Men

IN THE PATRIARCHS, ANGELA SAINI PARSES THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCT THAT DETERMINES POWER AND ENTITLEMENT IN EVERY CULTURE OF THE WORLD

2 mins

Modern LOVE

Amrita Narayanan's Women's Sexuality and Modern India maps how individual Indian women locate their sexuality in a patriarchal framework

1 min

SONG OF GRATITUDE

Singer Sonu Nigam's latest releases mark a return to spiritual music and work that is close to his heart

1 min

RINSE AND SHINE

Loo and behold, the brain behind the bathroom revolution visits India for the launch of a new experience centre

2 mins

FUN MEETS FUNCTIONALITY

The designer behind this new furniture studio shares why modern design still has a lot to offer

2 mins

Heart to Home

When it comes to threading dreams, Welspun seems to be leap years ahead of its counterparts. We take a closer look at the furnishings-giant and how it has made the bedroom, the centre of a home.

3 mins

Rest Assured

Architects and interior designers share their favourite bedroom designs from across the country

2 mins

The Little League

Experts unlock the winning equation for stylish, utilitarian, engaging yet calming bedroom for children

3 mins

The Subtle Luxury of Home Scents

WHETHER IT'S A CAUSUAL SOIREE OR A FORMAL LUNCHEON, HERE'S HOW YOU CAN CURATE AN ALLURING, FRESH AND WELCOMING AROMA INDOORS

2 mins

"ALL TALENTED ARCHITECTS CAN DESIGN ON MACRO AND MICRO SCALE"

Architect, product designer, dreamer and future-thinker, Kohelika Kohli walks us through her amazing design journey

3 mins

MOVABLE ASSETS

A chair is just a chair, right? Wrong. Be it a sofa or a table, these works of art bring attention and drama indoors. A look at innovative furniture makers.

2 mins

THE CLASSIC CONTEMPORARY

Japandi-inspired interiors of this home in Mumbai bring to the forefront subtle design elements with a bold outlook

2 mins

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