In this issue

Highlights of India Today –22nd August 2022 issue:-
The PM’s personal popularity remains undented, compensating for his government’s shortcomings on the economic front.

A 180° CHURN

Nitish rewrites the political script for Bihar-and perhaps beyond. The BJP, unable to read his googly, has to recalibrate its 2024 strategy

10+ mins

The Modi Phenomenon

The prime minister’s personal popularity remains undented, compensating for his government’s shortcomings on the economic front. He now needs to address the pain points that the survey throws up, including inflation and unemployment

10+ mins

THE PINCH OF PRICES

Despite the Centre’s reassurances about the economy’s performance, the optimism of the Indian citizen, hit hard by rising prices and unemployment, has been waning. Managing the economy continues to be the ruling dispensation’s biggest challenge

6 mins

SWEEPING UP THE REMAINS

The Opposition does not inspire too much faith at the moment, with a majority of MOTN respondents unconvinced about their intent

4 mins

HOME GROWN PLAYERS

The MOTN findings on the best chief ministers show that parties cannot underestimate the importance of having powerful satraps in the states

2 mins

THE RIGHT BALANCE

A majority of the respondents firmly believe India cannot go the Sri Lankan way. Nearly half the respondents also disapprove of the Russian invasion of Ukraine

2 mins

DIMINISHED FREEDOM

More people are now concerned about the state of democracy in India, though a large number think their voices are not being stifled. Happiness, though, has taken a hit

3 mins

SURE SHOTS

The government's vaccination effort comes in for praise, but most people believe that we must remain on guard against the virus

2 mins

STARS ON OUR MIND

Nothing dislodges Big B, but SRK sees the biggest jump in popularity in six months and Deepika Padukone is back at No. 1. OTT stars shine bright too, playing relatable characters with thespian panache

2 mins

FIELD FORCE

Popularity in sports is not the exclusive domain of male cricketers; P.V. Sindhu continues her reign at the top

1 min

THE BOOKINGS GAME

SPECTACULAR BOOKING NUMBERS ARE GREAT FOR PUBLICITY, BUT DO THEY GUARANTEE A SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH? IT'S COMPLICATED...

2 mins

SCORPIO COMES OF AGE

MAHINDRA HAS TAKEN THE VERY BASICS OF THE 20-YEAR-OLD SCORPIO TO CREATE THE SCORPIO-N AND TAKE ITS LEGACY INTO AN AGE OF ELECTRONICS AND CONNECTIVITY

3 mins

THE FRESH NEW BREZZA

MARUTI SUZUKI HAS GIVEN THE VITARA BREZZA A NEW NAME AND NEW LOOK. WE TELL YOU ALL THAT HAS CHANGED

2 mins

S GETS CLONED

THE MERCEDES C-CLASS LIMOUSINE IS OFTEN REFERRED TO AS THE BABY S. BUT DOES IT ALSO MATCH UP ON THE COMFORT THAT ITS BIGGER SIBLING DELIVERS? WE FIND OUT

2 mins

WITHOUT ACT OR ARTIFICE

Her latest film, Laal Singh Chaddha, is a remake, but Kareena Kapoor Khan remains 100% original

3 mins

SHORING UP THE SHORE

Sejal Mehta makes science fun and accessible in her book on creatures who live between land and sea

2 mins

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