In this issue

Highlights of India Today – 12th August 2019 issue:
This issue of the India Today Magazine delves into the automotive sector which is battling its sharpest slowdown ever, and the government needs to offer a revival plan, and soon.

The auto industry is in the midst of a severe slump. Policy interventions to revive the sector and the economy at large are necessary to stave off a protracted crisis.

The issue also explores, in the Big Story, how the Devendra Fadnavis-led Maharashtra government is pushing ethanol production in the state. However, refineries are yet to sign long-term purchase agreements.

The issue also comes with a free supplement - Spice.

The Auto Sector Crisis Triggers Alarm In The Economy

The auto industry is in the midst of a severe slump. Policy interventions to revive the sector and the economy at large are necessary to stave off a protracted crisis

10+ mins

India-US-Russia: The Arms Tangle

India’s military rebalancing tack with russia has raised president trump’s hackles. Multi-billion dollar arms deals with the us hang in the balance. Can India have its way?

10+ mins

The Death Of Opposition

Rattled by the Lok Sabha poll defeat, a demoralised opposition appears to have ceded all space to the ruling dispensation— both in and outside Parliament

8 mins

Karnataka - In The Balance

The BJP wins the trust vote, but there are problems aplenty for new chief minister Yediyurappa

5 mins

Ethanol Fuels New Hope For Farmers

The Fadnavis government is pushing ethanol production in maharashtra, but refineries have yet to sign long-term purchase agreements

5 mins

Is There Hope For The Tiger Yet?

While the Tiger a population is on the rise, sustaining their numbers will be an uphill battle

6 mins

A River Runs Aground

A new photobook mourns the Ganga’s decline. Somewhere in the middle of Ganga Ma, Giulio Di Sturco’s somewhat astonishing photobook, you stop at a picture that is both bewildering and pretty. A man with a hosepipe seems to be washing away snow. Since none of his pictures comes with captions, Di Sturco tells a fuller story: “I shot that outside Delhi, near where the Yamuna joins the Ganges. What looks like an iceberg is, in fact, just pollution.”

3 mins

The Drama Of Design

SImple yet effective ways to alter the way your home looks without breaking the bank

2 mins

Haute On Trend

A round up of what the best-dressed rooms will be wearing in 2019

2 mins

The Past Meets the Present At The Ciragan Palace Kempinski, Istanbul

Royalty comes in many shapes and forms in Istanbul. At the Ciragan Palace Kempinski, two worlds come together in a seamless blend to create an experience that defines Turkish luxury

4 mins

Setting The Mood

A set designer talks about the heartbreaks that come with dismantling what she creates—homes, worlds, lives.

3 mins

Bright Like A Diamond

Forevermark’s Federica Imperiali decodes the world of fine jewellery design

2 mins

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