In this issue

Highlights of India Today 02nd April 2018, issue:
In the wake of the recent bypoll results in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, this week’s cover story - United, They Stand – explores the growing belief in the Opposition parties that together their rainbow coalition can take on and defeat the BJP in the 2019 general elections.

The story - Till The Cows Come Home - looks at how the politics of militant cow protection is giving rise to a crisis in terms of abandoned feral cattle thus adding to the farmers’ woes. Though the various state governments are responding by throwing money at gaushalas, it is clearly not enough.

The story - Challenging the Script - explores whether Kamal Haasan’s 'people-first' vision of politics attract the Tamil Nadu voter even as he braces for battle with the major Dravidian parties.

The Big Story - Trading Blows Over Tariffs - looks at how the heavy tariffs imposed by the United States on imported steel and aluminium have sparked fears of a global trade war. The story explores how, even though Donald Trump’s obvious target is China, Indian exports may end up being caught in the crossfire.

The issue also comes with three free magazines: Woman, Aspire, and Simply Delhi.

India's New Line On China

In more evidence of the government toeing a softer line on Beijing, the government recently cancelled a China-themed seminar organised by a defence ministry think-tank in New Delhi.

2 mins

Aapheaval In The Party Ranks

HOW DELHI CHIEF MINISTER ARVIND KEJRIWAL’S SERIAL APOLOGIES WILL COST THE PARTY

2 mins

Chhota Lalu

The bypoll results prove that Tejashwi Yadav has grown into his role as the RJD’s stand-in chief

2 mins

Future Shock

The Indian Army’s ambitious Rs 60,000 crore Future Infantry Combat Vehicle was launched nearly a decade ago. Ten years later, it has not even crossed the first stage

5 mins

Queering Lorca

Inveteran dramatist Mahesh Dattani’s latest directorial venture, Maati, Drama School Mum bai students enact an adaptation of Federico García Lorca’s 1934 play, Yerma.

2 mins

Whose Lens Is It Anyway

POPULAR CULTURE NEEDS TO REFLECT A MORE NUANCED REALITY OF WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES AND WORLDS

3 mins

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