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Highlights of India Today 3rd October 2022 issue:- Cellular intervention promises to change the way the emperor of maladies cancer is diagnosed, treated, and perhaps even cured, in India.

A RACE FOR THE PRESIDENCY

There’s been no official declaration yet, but most Congress leaders, offthe record, confirm that there will be at least two candidates for the party’s presidential poll scheduled for October 17—Rajasthan chief minister Ashok Gehlot (purportedly backed by the Gandhi family) and Shashi Tharoor, the Lok Sabha MP from Thiruvananthapuram.

5 mins

SPEAKING OF BEING EQUAL

LANGUAGE DIVIDE

3 mins

DIGGING IN HIS HEELS

Amitabh Srivastava

4 mins

PILOT FACES TURBULENCE

The occasion was sombre, yet politically significant. Members of the Gujjar community had reached Pushkar, about 150 kilometres west of Jaipur, on September 12, to take part in a mass meeting and pay tributes to Colonel Kirori Singh Bainsla, the man who gained a manner of iconic status after leading the agitation to demand special reservation for the community in Rajasthan.

3 mins

RED DAWN RISING

It was a near-forgotten sight— College Street boipara (book market), the education hub of Kolkata, awash with red.

3 mins

A MEDIUM-WEIGHT CONTENDER

TEJAS MK2 FIGHTER JETS

2 mins

RAZING QUESTIONS

MADRASSAS

4 mins

CANCER THE NEW CURES

Cellular intervention promises to change the way the emperor of maladies is diagnosed, treated and perhaps even cured in India

10+ mins

BUFFERING CLAIMS

One by one, disengagement at major points of friction between the Indian Army and China’s PLA in Ladakh is reducing tension. But there is concern that the creation of new demilitarised buffer zones along the LAC amount to a further loss of territory on the border with China

6 mins

CITY OF STALLED PROJECTS

Development takes a backseat in the zeal to rewrite the history of the erstwhile capital of the Mughal empire and rename its heritage monuments such as the Taj, with many of the city's development projects caught in purgatory

6 mins

SEMICONDUCTOR HEAT

The Centre, as well as the Maharashtra government, come under heavy fire from critics as VedantaFoxconn shifts its Rs 1.54 lakh crore semiconductor project from the state to poll-bound Gujarat

6 mins

SECURING A LIFELINE

Life insurance is a way to protect your family should you unexpectedly die. It is a financial instrument to keep their dreams alive when you are no longer able to provide for them

10+ mins

HOW MUCH DO YOU NEED TO RETIRE?

To arrive at the sum you need, you have to factor in expenses when you retire, years you have left to save and how much you require to save

2 mins

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

There are many ways to invest in gold, but each of the available options comes with its share of benefits and pitfalls

3 mins

INSURANCE POLICIES TO GO PAPERLESS

By the end of this year, all new insurance policies are likely to be available in demat form

4 mins

BOVINE BLIGHT

The lumpy skin disease outbreak has hit Rajasthan hard, leaving in its wake thousands of infected cows, carcasses across towns and villages, and the rural economy in ruins

6 mins

And the Curtain Rises Again

After 23 years, cinema makes a grand comeback in Kashmir as the Valley gets its first multiplex

5 mins

"ALL PHOTOGRAPHY IS FICTION"

Dayanita Singh's new photo-novel offers ample proof that pictures often speak louder than words

3 mins

ALTAR EGO

THE INDIAN BRIDEGROOM HAS TRULY COME OF AGE IN 2022. HE IS REBELLIOUS, FASHION-FORWARD, AND, IN SOME CASES, EVEN STEALING THE SHOW FROM THE BRIDE. HERE ARE SOME GROOM'S DAY PROPHECIES TO ACE W-DAY.

6 mins

Suite smell of Success

Choreographed comfort that promises to indulge rock star fantasies and cribs that promise just that. Spice lists the top five presidential suites around the country.

5 mins

The New Rules of Dining Out

The post Covid world and its changed dynamic has exploded a new world order. Here is how the culinary world is responding to it.

5 mins

Colour me Bold

Beauty, style and charm outline the Breguet Classique Dame 8068

1 min

THE QUINTESSENTIAL MARITIME MALT

Matured by the sea using time-honored techniques, Old Pulteney's single malts capture the taste of the sea in every drop of their liquid gold.

2 mins

SMOKING HAUTE

The growing legion of women cigar smokers are storming the male order of the fragrant leaf for one upmann-ship

4 mins

A Spirited Tour

October is a drunken month with specific dates dedicated to Vodka, Liqueur, Gin & Tonic, Beer, Mezcal and Champagne. In Goa, if you want to sit on the high bar stool and talk alcohol, visit All About Alcohol, a first of its kind museum in the country.

2 mins

The Game Changer

Like fine wine, Apple is getting better with The new iPhone 14 Pro has reinvented age the wheel and set the bar high.

2 mins

First Look

Is the Apple Watch Ultra worth the upgrade?

2 mins

The A-Lister

With the 2022 Audi A8, technology consorts with comfort on four wheels.

2 mins

Courting Indulgence

More than just a weekend getaway, the new Courtyard by Marriott Aravali Resort pulls out all the stops to lay out a procession of awes.

2 mins

A Place to be Seen

Where exquisite sundowners that hero pink grapes is a way of life, and celebration is the theme du jour, The Seen Beach Club at Avani Chaweng Hotel Samui in Thailand, offers more than just sun, sea and surf.

1 min

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