In this issue

Highlights of India Today 12th February 2018, issue:
This week's issue has a compilation of stories focusing on 2018's Union Budget. The stories talk about the Union Budget's big rural push and the vote bank associated with it. The stories also focus on India's defence, agriculture, education and health sectors and how the budget this year will affect you.

The Doklam Dilemma talks about how India's intervention in Doklam sent a strong message to China. The story also focuses on how Beijing has upped its security across the Line of Actual Control with heavy military.

History in the re-making is a special package on how Indian television is trying to revamp itself after being influenced by Bollywood and Hollywood. In times where epic cinema is taking a 360 degree turn, TV has also upped its game and is now, trying to bring the 'big screen' effect to the small screens.

The issue also comes with four free magazines: Spice, Simply Bangalore, Simply Hyderabad, and Simply Kolkata.

The Question Of Autonomy

Nagaland poses a unique challenge to the BJP’s grand ambition of spreading its wings across the Northeast.

3 mins

Patanjali Gets A Leg Up

State largesse for Ramdev’s extensive FMCG line of products starts February

2 mins

Stifling Dissent

KCR brings in a draconian law, bypasses courts to penalise offenders

2 mins

A New Rainbow

Prakash Ambedkar looks to consolidate the state’s divided Dalit and tribal communities

2 mins

Modi's Green Revolution

With a Farmer-first Budget, the Prime Minister Has Taken a Calculated Risk Going Into the General Elections. Will It Work for Him?

4 mins

Country Roads, Take Me Home

The Prime Minister Has Bet Big on Agriculture. But Can the Government Follow Through on Its Promises?

4 mins

The Doklam Dilemma

India’s Intervention in Doklam Sent a Strong Message to China, but Beijing Is Responding With Heavy Military Posturing Across the Line of Actual Control

7 mins

A Sarkar Under Threat

A determined RSS-BJP onslaught has the Left and the chief minister worried for the first time in 25 years.

7 mins

Bonus Season Is Here

As the state enters an election year, Raman Singh, the BJP’s longest serving chief minister, is pulling out all the stops

7 mins

History In The Re-Making

With Porus, Indian Television Is Trying to Create the Big Screen Effect of Baahubali and the Small Screen Wonder of Game of Thrones

7 mins

Rise Of The SUV

Sports Utility Vehicles are laying siege to passions and purchase decisions, making them the biggest trend of 2018, says Yogendra Pratap

3 mins

The Oberoi​ Renaissance

An icon returns to the heart of the Capital as a youthful hotel with an old soul

3 mins

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