In this issue

Highlights of India Today 23rd July 2018, issue:

This week's cover story talks about the recent lynchings over false rumours spread through WhatsApp, revealing the darker side of social media. The messaging app has been hijacked as a platform to spread hate and fake news, leading to lynchings in many states. The story also looks into how this can be countered.

This week's Big Story talks about a corruption case in China that sheds rare light on the nexus between business elites and officials at the highest level, with the trail leading to the doorstep of a former prime minister.

This week's issue has a special package on the India Today Make in India Awards that honour the brightest entrepreneurial brains in the country.

The issue also comes with three free magazines: Home, Simply Bangalore, and Simply Hyderabad.

Death By Whatsapp!?!

Haters Inc: The messaging app has been hijacked as a platform to spread hate and fake news, leading to lynchings in many states. How do we counter this?

10+ mins

Too Little, Too Late

The government has finally announced higher minimum support prices for 24 crops. But it looks suspiciously like a pre-election sop, given the procurement hiccups and poor awareness of the price mechanism

7 mins

Cyrus Mistry Vs Tata Sons: A Fight To The Finish?

Cyrus Mistry loses his lawsuit in the National Company Law Tribunal against Tata Sons, but this corporate slugfest is not yet over

5 mins

The Endgame Begins

Will Nawaz’s conviction seal Imran’s premier moment? Or is it finally Shehbaz’s time? How Pakistan’s electoral battlefield is morphing, and where the chips will fall in the most important election since 1970

9 mins

The People's Republic Of Graft

A corruption case in China sheds rare light on the nexus between business elites and officials at the highest level, with the trail leading to the doorstep of a former prime minister

5 mins

Saeed Mirza Ko Gussa Kyun Aata Hai

“It’s almost like there is a grand design at work in the world today,” says Saeed Mirza, “and it goes: ‘Thou Shalt Not Think’. We are so obsessed with our short-term interests that larger contexts get lost. And this is true for both individuals and nations.”

4 mins

Open To Ideas

Mia Lundström, Creative Director, Ikea moved halfway across the worldto set up a cosy home in Bangalore which is sustainable and stylish.

3 mins

Under One Roof

ANVITHA PRASHANTH 24 Owner, Go Native, Bangalore www.go-native.in

2 mins

“An Architect Needs To Go Beyond Buildings”

Mumbai-based architect and urban conservationist, Brinda Somaya started her practice, Somaya and Kalapa Consultants, in 1978. She shares her thoughts, insights, views and path-breaking journey.

3 mins

Breaking Bread

FROM FRESHLY BAKED SOURDOUGH AND RUSTIC MILLET LOAVES TO KETO BREAD TO SUIT YOUR DIET, CITY BAKERS ARE BREAKING THE MOULD TO CATER TO A DISCERNING NEW MARKET.

6 mins

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