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Highlights of India Today 13th March 2023 issue:- The beleaguered Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Singh Mann faces a perfect storm of challenges from religious hardliners, law & order lapses and empty coffers. How he can fix the mess

CAPITAL FETTERS

The arrest of Manish Sisodia, the most high-profile minister in Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's cabinet, is perhaps the biggest political crisis to hit the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) since its inception in 2012. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested the Delhi deputy CM on February 26 for alleged corruption in the formulation and implementation of the now-scrapped liquor excise policy of 2021-22. The agency alleges that Sisodia, as excise minister, took \"arbitrary and unilateral decisions\" causing \"huge financial losses to the exchequer\" and benefiting private players.

7 mins

THE CONGRESS HAND AS A FIST

\"Crores of workers of the Congress party must build on the momentum of the Bharat Jodo Yatra to defeat the divisive forces of the BJP and RSS.

7 mins

The A, B, C, D Of The Dalit Quota

In what may lead to a churn in Maharashtra politics, Hindu Dalit organisations have launched a stir seeking a division in the quota for scheduled castes (SCs).

3 mins

MURDER AND THE FIRST FAMILY

Four years after the murder of former Andhra Pradesh minister Y.S. Vivekananda Reddy, the ruling YSR Congress and Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy's family continue to be embroiled in the case.

4 mins

FOR LOVE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE

Rathyatras—that tried and tested vehicle of the BJP’s election campaigning—rolled out on March 1 in Karnataka where the party is in power.

3 mins

MANN IN A MUDDLE

A fusillade of crises-political, economic, social-assail Bhagwant Mann's AAP government in Punjab. How he can arrest the state's descent into chaos

10+ mins

Making Headlines

ASSAM CHIEF MINISTER HIMANTA BISWA SARMA DISPLAYS AN UNUSUAL PENCHANT FOR STAYING IN THE NEWS VIA HIS POLARISING ACTIONS AND BACKDOOR OPERATIONS. IT IS HELPING HIM FORGE A PLACE IN THE PUBLIC CONSCIOUSNESS ACROSS INDIA

10+ mins

Decline And Fall Of Azam Khan

For the first time in four decades, rampur and sp strongman Azam Khan finds himself disqualified and without a seat in the house. The Yogi regime is now hot on his trail

6 mins

NO COUNTRY FOR OLD BULLS

IN GUJARAT, SOME 50,000-ODD BULLS ARE BEING CASTRATED TO BRING DOWN STRAY CATTLE NUMBERS AS RAPID URBANISATION, FARM MECHANISATION AND COW PROTECTION ACTIVISM TURN BOVINES INTO A BURDEN. BUT WILL SUCH BAND-AID SOLUTIONS SUFFICE?

6 mins

ON THEIR OWN TERMS

A collective trafficking launched by a sex survivor is helping thousands of others learn about their rights and carve a better life

3 mins

TOURISM'S GRAND REVIVAL

Officials and industry leaders come together at the India Today Tourism Survey and Awards to discuss the sector’s future as it bounces back from the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic

5 mins

An Era of Her Own

Aditi Rao Hydari talks about playing Anarkali and her love for period dramas

3 mins

THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS

Netflix's Rana Naidu is the latest entry in a growing trend of collaborations between regional film industries

2 mins

FAMILY SAGA

Sara Rai's memoir, Raw Umber, is as much about her 'extraordinary family' of litterateurs as about the changing contours of 1960s' Allahabad

2 mins

The Cost of Freedom

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's latest book traces the history of India through the lives of ordinary women

2 mins

SATORI LINES

A rare collection of artworks by the late abstractionist Nasreen Mohamedi reveals her philosophical outlook and love for minimalism

2 mins

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