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Highlights of India Today issue dated December 26, 2011. India Today\'s 35th anniversary special issue celebrates the triumph of resilience and identifies the makers and breakers of the past and more..
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SHUTTLE TRAINER
Having coached the likes of Saina Nehwal and P.V. Sindhu, Pullela Gopichand uses his autobiography, Shuttler’s Flick: Making Every Match Count, to share his recipes for success
THE BEST STATES OF INDIA
In a year ravaged by the pandemic, the competitive spirit helped some states overcome adversity better than others. Presenting india today’s annual State of the States survey and rankings
A NEW CHAPTER IN THE KCR PLAYBOOK
On November 18, Telangana chief minister and Telangana Rashtra Samithi president K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) sat on a dharna and gave the Union government two days, until the afternoon of November 20, to procure at least 90 per cent of the paddy produced in the state, like in Punjab, and fix a Minimum Support Price (MSP).
THE BATTLE FOR BUNDELKHAND
UTTAR PRADESH ELECTION
FADING ROAR?
TIGER COUNT
CRYPTO GETS THE JITTERS
CRYPTOCURRENCIES
NOW, THE WAR OVER MSP
It’s back to square one, it seems. The Union cabinet, on November 24, approved the repeal of the three contentious central farm laws that provoked thousands of farmers into a seemingly interminable agitation— marked by a year-long dharna on the borders of the national capital—besides threatening the BJP’s prospects in the upcoming Punjab and Uttar Pradesh assembly polls.
WHAT THE PAYTM CRASH FORETELLS
It had been billed as India’s biggest IPO (initial public offering), but when digital payments firm Paytm’s Rs 18,300 crore share offer closed on November 10, the results were notably underwhelming.
THE CUP RUNNETH OVER
Raising a toast to the soaring spirits of the beverage industry in India.
“YOU WOULDN'T HAVE TO BEND MY ARM TO GO TO INDIA FOR A PROMOTIONAL TOUR” - RYAN REYNOLDS, ACTOR
ACTOR RYAN REYNOLDS ON HIS MOST RECENT NETFLIX OUTING, RED NOTICE, PANDEMIC ANXIETY AND HIS AFFINITY FOR BUTTER CHICKEN AND NAAN.
