In this issue

Highlights of India Today 06th August 2018, issue:
This week's cover story, The Nowhere People, talks about Assam’s National Register of Citizenship, which will be released on July 30 and is likely to strip 2 million or more people of their basic rights to vote, to property and to state benefits.

This week's issue also talks about the mysterious death of 11 members of a family in Delhi's Burari area. The story sheds light on how many Indian families are susceptible to shared psychotic disorders.

Continuing our Save the Taj campaign, the story looks at how the national treasure is at risk of irreversible damage from pollution and administrative mismanagement.

The Big Story features The Rafale Dogfight and looks at the NDA government’s purchase of 36 Rafale fighter aircraft and how it turned into a political controversy.

The issue also comes with three free magazines: Women, Simply Kolkata, and Simply Chennai.

Chennai Express

The emergence of Sasikala’s nephew Dhinakaran as a possible alternative further roils the AIADMK

2 mins

Assam's Nowhere People

Assam’s National Register of Citizenship, out on July 30, will strip 2 million or more of their basic rights—to vote, to property, to state benefits. The state is a tinderbox.

10+ mins

Save 'The Taj'

Continuing our 'Save The Taj' campaign, this week we look at the crematoriums in the vicinity, a major source of pollution clouding the marble monument in a haze.

7 mins

A Deadly Leap Of Faith

The collective suicide in Burari was a case of a shared psychotic disorder. Experts warn that many Indian families are susceptible to such stress

10 mins

Putting A Price On Health

Modi’s ambitious health insurance scheme may be a non-starter with private hospitals finding treatment rates unviable and several states reluctant to enlist

5 mins

Waterways Of The Future

Inland Waterways Are Transforming China’s Hinterland. The Next Step—a Mega Port Linking the Three Gorges Dam to Europe and the Indian Ocean

5 mins

Caught Off Balance

Market volatility and the dividend distribution tax have made balanced funds less lucrative as an investment option

2 mins

How To Lighten Your Home Loan Load

Part pre-payment, increasing EMI/ tenure or switching lenders… which is your best bet in a rising interest rate scenario?

4 mins

A Hard Act To Follow

Malayalam cinema star Dulquer Salmaan makes his Bollywood debut. Can he live up to expectations?

5 mins

Fantastic & Fit

If Shweta Rathore, a Fitness Physique Athlete Is Fighting Stereotypes to Show Others How to Be Comfortable in Their Skin, Ayesha Grewal, Founder of the Altitude Store, Is Telling Them How to Eat Right. 10 Women Who Are Redefining Wellness. 

10+ mins

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