India Today Magazine - November 07, 2022

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Highlights of India Today 7th November 2022 issue:- Even as India celebrates one of its own moving into 10, Downing Street, Rishi Sunak faces the daunting challenge of pulling the UK economy back from the brink.

THAKUR & THE REBELS

Celebration was not the first thing on BJP national president J.P. Nadda's mind when he arrived at his native Vijaypur village in Himachal Pradesh's Bilaspur district just before Diwali.

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THE LONG ROAD TO DELHI

Since everyone is on a yatra, Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao, who made his national ambitions evident by renaming the Telangana Rashtra Samithi TRS) Bharat Rashtra Samithi BRS) on Dussehra, is not one to be left behind.

3 mins

“NO QUICK SOLUTION TO THE RUSSIA UKRAINE WAR”

The United Nations has rarely been more rele­ vant than in the contemporary world—riven by conflict and polarisation, buffeted by waves of natural disasters driven by climate change, its economy teetering on the brink of recession. In such a scenario, UN secretary general ANTONIO GUTERRES plays a crucial mediatory role. Recently in India on a two­day visit, Guterres spoke about the war in Ukraine, the fight against terrorism, possible UN Security Council reforms and more in an exclusive interview with GEETA MOHAN, the foreign affairs editor, India Today TV. Excerpts:

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FOR LAND, AND IDENTITY

No strident raising of slogans, no loud banners castigating political opponents, no mainstream media following the marchers.

3 mins

WALKING THE EXTRA MILE

Call it the yatra effect. The Congress's Bharat Jodo Yatra had just about exited Karnataka this month when the ruling BJP set out on its Jana Sankalpa' rallies, with Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and party stalwart B.S.Yediyurappa (BSY) leading the charge in a counter-offensive to prepare the ground for state elections in May 2023.

3 mins

Fearless Commissar

Left politics has given this country many a stalwart, and one entered his 100th year this October 23.

2 mins

The Rishi Raj Challenges & Pitfalls

Even as india celebrates one of its own moving into 10, downing street, rishi sunak faces the daunting challenge of pulling the uk economy back from the brink

10+ mins

THE DYNASTS DILEMMA

BJP LEADERS LIKE TO CALL OUT THE OPPOSITION'S 'PARIVARVAAD' BUT THEIR OWN PARTY IS NO STRANGER TO POLITICAL NEPOTISM

8 mins

HOMELAND BATTLES

AFTER NEARLY 25 YEARS IN POWER, THE BJP NOW FACES A THREECORNERED BATTLE IN GUJARAT. WILL IT HELP OR HURT THE PARTY’S CAUSE, OR COULD THIS ELECTION SPRING A SURPRISE?

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Enemy In The Shadows

With a new case registered every hour, india has become a hotbed of stalking incidents. It’s time the authorities took a hard look at the law and its implementation t0 enhance deterrence on the ground

8 mins

EPIC REACTION

Films based on Hindu deities and mythology have appealed to Indian audiences for decades. But the flood of hate and intolerance in recent times has left filmmakers exasperated

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REIMAGINING THE RAMAYANA

Author Amish Tripathi has again found in mythology the recipe for yet another blockbuster book

3 mins

Films witha DiFFerence

After two pandemic-induced online editions, the 11th edition of Dharamshala International Film Festival (DIFF) is back with a physical edition in McLeodganj from November 3 to 6. The lineup, meant to showcase the finest films from India and abroad, does an especially masterful job of spotlighting the diversity and sheer talent of independent films from the subcontinent. Here are some films to look out for:

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FROM ONE HIT TO ANOTHER

Cricketer Shikhar Dhawan, the man Team India looks to when it needs a senior player to stand in as captain, will soon be seen on the big screen, playing a cameo role in the film Double XL

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