In this issue

Highlights of India Today 24th April 2017, issue: The cover story of the week, The Power Pack, is a list of the top 50 most powerful Indians in the country. From entrepreneurs to Bollywood stars, the cover story lists out the greatest achievements of the top 50 most influential people around. The package also talks about The India Today Power List 2017 which celebrates those who have the courage to channel change.

The leisure package talks about restoring lost art and Delhi's heritage as well as going beyond just preserving buildings. The package also talks about urban renewal and how it can be implemented to provide livelihood to the people living nearby. The package also emphasizes on the power of theater, art and how six designers created ready-to-wear Baahubali inspired costumes that changed the way we look at merchandise.

From the Scindia family to the Srinagar byelection drama, the States packages offer a closer look at the electoral world. It also talks about the recent attacks on journalists and the latest laws which are going to protect the newsmakers.
The issue comes with three free magazines: Home, Simply Delhi and Simply Punjabi.

China Plays The Tibet Card

The symbolism of the Dalai Lama’s week-long visit to Arunachal Pradesh, his seventh to the state, wasn’t lost on local residents.

3 mins

A New Low in the Valley

The alienation of the people is near total, as manifest in the abysmal turnout during the Srinagar byelection.

2 mins

Lost Challenge

AIADMK factions turn bypoll into a desperate referendum on their legitimacy.

2 mins

Palace Intrigues

How the Scindias keep it all in the family.

2 mins

Higher Order

Power for the greater good. Power that embraces risk. Power that tells a story. The India Today Power List 2017 celebrates those who have the courage to channel change.

3 mins

What's Next For Dipa Karmakar!

Dipa Karmakar, gymnast, on the greats, training, and what’s next for her.

1 min

A home smarter than its owner

From LED powered heating to a virtual stylist, Panasonic flirts with the future through its Wonder Life-BOX, a Japanese concept that will soon become a reality.

2 mins

Breaking Stereotypes

Mahesh Bhatt Insists That It’s Unfair To Reduce People Of A Particular Country To A Stereotype Just Because The Experience With That Nation Has Been Unpleasant.

2 mins

I have always believed in fighting back

National Award Winning Director Rajeev Kumar, Whose Latest Film, Chamm, Has Been Selected For Cannes Reveals His Solitary Side.

3 mins

Waiting For Rain

Punjabi Film Actor Dheeraj Kumar, Who’s Making His Presence Felt By Portraying Characters In Diverse Shades, Is Optimistic That Regional Filmmakers Will Soon Start Acknowledging Audiences’ Intelligence.

2 mins

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