In this issue

Highlights of India Today – 10th September 2018 issue:

This week's cover story - The Explosive Truth - delves into the findings of a highly anticipated study of DNA recovered from the 4,500-year-old skeletons found at the Rakhigarhi Harappan site. The findings have a few problematic posers on India as an ancient civilisation and reveal evidence that will unsettle Hindutva nationalists who have been trying to project the Indus Valley Civilisation as 'Vedic'.
The week's Big Story previews the first ever 2+2 dialogue that India and the US are embarking on as they look at ways to raise the Indo-US relationship from the depths it has sunk to.
The issue also takes a look at how Kerala is picking up the pieces after facing the worst flood in a century.
The issue also examines how long the Taj Mahal can handle the rush of tourists the monument gets each year.
The issue comes with three free magazines: Spice, Simply Kolkata, and Simply Hyderabad.

Stalin In The Saddle

Karunanidhi’s chosen heir is DMK president. Where will the party go from here?

3 mins

Jailhouse Pudding

Lalu’s legal woes continue, but an apparent overture from a potential ally gives hope to the RJD

2 mins

An Explosive Truth!

The findings of a highly anticipated study of ancient dna from the graveyard of the historic indian town of rakhigarhi reveal evidence that will unsettle many hindutva nationalists.

10+ mins

Indo- US Relations: Two To Tango

India and the US embark on their first ‘2+2’ dialogue as they look at ways to raise the relationship from the depths it has sunk to

8 mins

The RBI Vs North Block Tug Of War

Discontent brews between the RBI and the government as the central bank stamps its independence through policy prescriptions on critical economic issues

10 mins

Picking Up The Pieces

As lakhs of Malayalis return to their homes to retrieve the fragments of their broken lives, Kerala tries to hold itself together with help from volunteers and relief in cash and kind. The state’s real test remains those still in the camps

8 mins

How Many Visitors Can The Taj Handle?

A crush of tourists ruins the peace of the final resting place of Shah Jahan and his empress. Mismanagement by the ‘protectors’ of the Taj only adds to the chaos.

7 mins

'Viagra Is The Worst Thing That Has Happened To Older Women'

The designer of the iconic wrap dress, Diane von Furstenberg, on power, money and getting what you want

8 mins

Mean Machine

The new BMW X5xDrive 30d is perfect not just to negotiate city roads but to strut your stuff on the highway too

2 mins

Train Spotting

Management professional Deepak Sapra’s debut novel is all about the chaotic beauty of train journeys in India

1 min

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