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Power, patronage and intrigue. India Today analyses the BCCI which controls Indian cricket in this week’s cover story, \'The Secret Society\'.

The special anniversary issue also has a feature on 10 Ideals That Are Changing India which highlights achievements from hackathons to mobile healthcare.

Maoist mastermind Ganapathy plans deadly attacks in the absence of a clear government strategy, says the story \'Enemy of the State\'.

The story, \'Angels Who Mean Business\', highlights how entrepreneurs who made a profit by selling their business are pumping it back into big ideas, offering hope in a gloomy market for innovation.

The story, \'Crippled by Lifestyle\', dwells on how stroke has been rephrased \'young stroke\' with depression becoming common-place. Yet, young Indians show a surprising lack of concern in the way they live.

The issue also has three free magazines - Aspire, Simply Bangalore and Simply Kolkata - with it.

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India may be producing less plastic waste per capita than, say, China, but mismanagement of that waste makes it the world’s worst offender in plastic emissions. Also in the issue, the hostile reaction from many states to the Centre's Hindi push, the decline of small cars in India, missing crowds in movie halls and a peek behind the camera at Aamir Khan starrer 'Sitaare Zameen Par'.

Highlights of India Today 16th June, 2025 edition:

A deep dive into the impact on India students of the Trump administration's barriers for foreign students seeking education in the US. Also in the issue, the rising cost of GST compliance, Rajasthan's piling up of unfinished projects, hyper-personalised diets based courtesy nutrigenomics, and a Q&A with Neil Nitin Mukesh.


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A rising wave of digital storytellers and influencers are turning passion into profit across online India. Also in the issue, how the four-day India-Pakistan conflict showcased modern aerial combat in all its dimensions, Bangladesh army chief’s call for an early election, and a Q&A with Joshna Chinappa.

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In this week's cover story, we take a deep dive into how India and Pakistan square up on the nuclear front. Also in the issue, the blurring line between gaming and gambling, an Indian start-up that squandered its success and a Q&A with Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia.

Highlights of India Today 26th May 2025 issue:
Truce remains tenuous as India draws a tough new normal for dealing with a recalcitrant Pakistan over sponsoring terror, including resuming deadly retribution if Pakistan does not mend its ways. Also in the issue, deepfakes, bots and troll farms emerge as a new weapon, India's bet on Hyperloop technology, the seven sins of investing and a Q&A with Pavan K. Varma.

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After Operation Sindoor, we take a look at how India and Pakistan stack up against each other in military might. Also in the issue, a look at why the BJP has played the caste census card, an interview with YouTube CEO Neal Mohan, content creators make a splash at the WAVES Summit and a Q&A with Kunal Kapoor.

Highlights of India Today 12th May 2025 issue:

The all-powerful chief of the Pakistan army might have overplayed his hand with the terror attack on Pahalgam. Also in the issue, a view from across the border on what Pakistanis feel on relations with India, politics over the role of Governors, a shortage of organ donors, and a Q&A with Randeep Hooda.

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The hard options that India can exercise after its diplomatic offensive. Also in the issue, the rise of religious vegitarian vigilantes, Karnataka's caste census turns hot potato, the Indian Navy to soon get Rafale fighters and Q&A with author Upamanyu Chatterjee.

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India must urgently trim the regulatory cholesterol choking its economy and usher in true ease of doing business to help domestic industry compete globally. Also in the issue, political fault lines deepen in Bengal over faith and the Waqf Act, the health threat of ultra-processed foods, and a Q&A with dancer Aditi Mangaldas.

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Steep American tariffs have upended India’s export outlook, hitting key sectors like engineering goods and auto components. Top experts weigh in on how Indian companies can convert the crisis into an opportunity. Also in the issue, a Rs 73,600 crore plan to ease traffic in Bengaluru, a deal to buy 156 attack helicopters and a Q&A with Kabir Bedi.

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In this week's cover story, we examine the ugly prejudice in all walks of Indian life that is colourism. Also in the issue, synergy in strategy between the BJP and RSS, the Indian Air Force scrambles to close it stealth fighter gap, a rising market for clean air, and a Q&A with Kathak maestro Shovana Narayan.

Highlights of India Today 7th April, 2025 issue:

By decrying Muslim monuments, roads and places named after their rulers, as also even their festivals and rituals, Hindutva ideologues hope to set right what they think has hitherto been a distorted view of history. Also in the issue, China's dam on the Brahmaputra, our quarterly travel special and a Q&A with Shruti Haasan.

Highlights of India Today 31st March 2025 issue:

Awareness and education remain key to bring about change the startling truths about our civic and social attitudes revealed by a pioneering survey. Also in the issue, the Enforcement Directorate goes big on restitution, the new and rising stars of a new IPL season and a Q&A with Abhishek Bachchan.

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An in-depth look at how the Modi government is going all in to root out India's biggest internal security challenge, along with an exclusive interview with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Also in the issue, the North-South divide over delimitation, India AI push, Bollywood's year of sequels and a Q&A with chess Grandmaster Koneru Humpy.

Highlights of India Today – 10th March, 2025 issue: 

A detailed look at non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), which can gradually creep up on you, a few things to watch out for and ways to prevent it. Also in the issue, a wrangle over royal property in Bhopal, rescuing cyber-slaves, rising wild animal attacks, and a Q&A with Shaan.

Highlights of India Today – 3rd March, 2025 issue: 

PM Modi decided being proactive would be a better bet and pushed for an early meeting with Trump. A deep dive into what the meeting achieved and if the gambit could pay off. Also in this issue, fake Alphonso mangoes, a boom in plastic surgeries, more Bollywood star kids and a Q&A with Jemimah Rodrigues.

Highlights of India Today 24th Feb 2025 issue:

The latest issue of the Mood of the Nation survey shows that even as the BJP has recovered electorally the economy continues to be a cause of worry for the Modi government. Also in the issue are a guage of public opinion on the opposition, foreign affairs, work-life balance and entertainment.

Highlights of India Today - 17th February , 2025 issue:

A detailed look at what's good and what's been left unfinished in the 2025 Union Budget, with the Board of India Today Experts (BITE) weighing in on the balancing act. Also in the issue, a photofeature on the babas of the Mahakumbh, Jasprit Bumrah's ICC Cricketer of the Year award and a Q&A with restaurateur Ritu Dalmia.

Highlights of India Today 10th February, 2025 issue:

A besieged Arvind Kejriwal launches a desperate battle to regain his crown as Delhi CM in the face of an aggressive BJP campaign targeting his tarnished image and the fatigue of AAP’s decade-long anti-incumbency. Also in the issue, the Indian Army's drone problem, troubling questions in the attack on Said Ali Khan and a Q&A with violin maestro L. Subramaniam.

Highlights of India Today 3rd February, 2025 issue:

In a Republic Day special India Today profiles 25 examples of changes that have brought Indians to the beginnings of a gentle ‘ease of living’ revolution. Also in the issue a Q & A with Prasoon Joshi on his first musical. 

Highlights of India Today 27th January issue:

High prices, crippling tax rates along with shrinking incomes are forcing this key demographic to swallow its ambitions. What Budget 2025 can end their economic distress. Also in the issue, Congress's pivot away from its allies, Naveen Patnaik reinvented as a fiery opposition leader, our quarterly Auto Special, and a Q&A with Amitav Ghosh.

Highlights of India Today 20th January 2025 issue:

Indians in America are in for trouble should Trump enforce his hardline stance on immigration after taking over as president. How real is the threat and what India can do about it. Also in the issue, China's new stealth fighter puts spotlight on India's capabilities, India's war on spam, the use of AI at the Mahakumbh, and a Q&A with Richa Chadha.

Highlights of India Today 13th January, 2025 issue:

We invite a distinguished panel of experts to gaze into the year ahead for India and the world. Also in the issue, an obituary to late former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, and a books special Leisure section, with William Dalrymple's road ahead to a Q&A with Devdutt Pattanaik.

Highlights of India Today 6th January, 2025 issue:
Gukesh becoming world champion is just icing on the cake, for India's ‘golden generation’ in chess, 2024 was the year they did it all. Our special issue takes a look at the newsmakers who left a mark on the country and its fortunes through 2024, and finishes things off with a Q&A with Pushpesh Pant.

Highlights of India Today 30th December 2024 issue: 

In our 49th anniversary edition, we take you through pivotal moments that shaped and reimagined India. Also in the issue, a tribute to late tabla maestro Ustad Zakir Hussain, a travel special and a Q&A with Nimrat Kaur.

Highlights of India Today 23rd December 2024 issue:

Hasina’s ouster, the attacks against Hindus and the rising radicalism engulfing Bangladesh are of huge concern to India. We bring you an on-ground report from Dhaka and Chattogram. Also in the issue, a exploration of whether the RSS chief's call for larger families holds water, the quick commerce boom, Gujarati cinema's urban awakening and a Q&A with composer Amit Trivedi.

Highlights of India Today 16th December 2024 issue:

Unhealthy diets, lack of exercise, poor sleep quality and an increasingly sanitised environment may just be depleting the health of the Indian gut fairly rapidly. Also in the issue, the tightrope walk in Maharashtra for the BJP, a fight to the finish against Maoists, a jolt to India's GDP growth and a Q&A with Imtiaz Ali.

 

Highlights of India Today 9th December, 2024 

We unpack the results of the Assembly elections in Maharashtra, Jharkhand and the numerous bye elections, and what it all means for the BJP and the Congress. Also in the issue, a so-far peaceful part of Manipur on the burn, the latest challenge for Gautam Adani, and a chat with singer Hariharan on his 50-year career.

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Cyber criminal networks, often based abroad, are now leveraging technological and psychological tools to deprive unsuspecting victims of their entire life savings. Also in the issue, the pulling out of FDI from India, an exchange with Payal Kapadia, the review of a book on Ratan Tata and a Q&A with Shalini Passi.

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