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Highlights of India Today – 17th December 2018 issue: This week's cover story - Imran's Googly - looks at Pakistan's diplomatic masterstroke with its Kartarpur initiative. India, which has always held itself as the peace-broker with Pakistan, has been sent on the backfoot with Imran Khan extending the olive branch this time. How should PM Modi win back the game? The Big Story 'The Devil's In The Data' examines the implications that recalibration of GDP data by the current government has for the upcoming elections, the credibility of India's economic statistics and politics. The Big Story also details the profile of Jammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik, whose recent manoeuvres in the state have left many confused as to where his loyalties lie. The issue also puts the spotlight on the dividend the Assam's Citizenship Amendment Bill will pay for the BJP's electoral prospects The issue also comes with a free magazine: IT Spice.
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THE FORCE MULTIPLIERS
The services sector has been instrumental in powering India's growth in the past two decades, including in exports
BREAKING THE SHACKLES
India's manufacturing sector has had a long journey, from building the country's industrial foundations to licence raj to liberalisation. The challenge now is to become globally competitive
GROWTH PANGS
The country's metamorphosis from an economic laggard to the fastest growing economy globally is the result of visionary policy decisions in the past few decades
A NEW TRYST WITH DESTINY
On its 75th Independence anniversary, India can celebrate the substantial reduction of poverty and the uptick in economic growth. But it faces a tough task to become a developed country by India@100
The Modi Phenomenon
The prime minister’s personal popularity remains undented, compensating for his government’s shortcomings on the economic front. He now needs to address the pain points that the survey throws up, including inflation and unemployment
SHORING UP THE SHORE
Sejal Mehta makes science fun and accessible in her book on creatures who live between land and sea
Q+A "THERE'S NO 'PAN-INDIAN' FILM"
Ten years after Gangs of Wasseypur, director, screenwriter and producer Anurag Kashyap will again reinvent himself on August 19 with the theatrical release of his latest film, Dobaaraa
WITHOUT ACT OR ARTIFICE
Her latest film, Laal Singh Chaddha, is a remake, but Kareena Kapoor Khan remains 100% original
S GETS CLONED
THE MERCEDES C-CLASS LIMOUSINE IS OFTEN REFERRED TO AS THE BABY S. BUT DOES IT ALSO MATCH UP ON THE COMFORT THAT ITS BIGGER SIBLING DELIVERS? WE FIND OUT
THE FRESH NEW BREZZA
MARUTI SUZUKI HAS GIVEN THE VITARA BREZZA A NEW NAME AND NEW LOOK. WE TELL YOU ALL THAT HAS CHANGED
