In this issue

Highlights of India Today – 26th August 2019 issue: The latest edition of the India Today-Karvy Insights Mood of the Nation poll finds that in the popular imagination, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not simply peerless, he can do no wrong. Around 71 per cent of the respondents rate PM Modi's performance as 'good' and 'outstanding'. Our cover story -- Modistan -- looks at the birth of a new political episode. Despite the grim challenges of an economic slowdown, most respondents believe the economy is doing better than earlier. As per the Mood of the Nation Poll, Congress is at its lowest after the second consecutive Lok Sabha election defeat. The poll also shows that Priyanka Gandhi is best suited to revive the grand old party.

Exclusive: Mood of The Nation Poll

Strongman Modi stands head and shoulders above everyone else in the eyes of the Indian people. He can do no wrong, it seems, going by the findings of the India Today-Karvy insights mood of the Nation poll for 2019

10 mins

Narendra Modi's New Nationalism

Despite the grim challenges of an economic downturn, farm distress and job losses, public faith in PM Modi’s ability to solve problems remains steadfast

5 mins

Can Economy Really Grow To $5 Trillion By 2025?

Despite an all-too-obvious slowdown, most respondents believe the economy is doing better than earlier and are confident it can grow to the government-projected $5 trillion by 2025

8 mins

Sonia Gandhi's Return Dashes Rahul's Hopes For A New Congress

The return of Sonia Gandhi dashes Rahul Gandhi’s hopes of radically reforming the Congress and making it a credible alternative to the BJP and the face of the opposition

5 mins

Yogi Adityanath - 'The best Performing CM'

Yogi Adityanath, whose state handed the BJP a handsome victory in the Lok Sabha Election, unseats Mamata Banerjee from the top position

2 mins

'If Pakistan Behaves Well, India's Hand Is Extended And Open'

The government’s stance that talks and terror will not go hand in hand earns a huge endorsement

3 mins

India's Shifting Population Profile Points To Future Demographic Shocks

The Modi government scores on almost all social indicators, but water scarcity, reservations may deliver shocks in the future

3 mins

Are The Bollywood Khans Slipping!

Though Salman ‘bhai’ held on to the no.1 spot, the khans are slipping, making way for a new crop of actors

2 mins

Sprinting Ahead

NO PRIZES FOR GUESSING THE MOST POPULAR SPORTSMAN, BUT A NEW YOUNG WOMAN ATHLE IS MAKING BIG WAVES

2 mins

Let's Talk About Sex, Baby!

A new spate of ‘sex comedies’ has been trying to normalise conversations around taboo subjects

3 mins

Capital Intensive

Giles Tillotson’s history of Delhi reads like a friendly guide

3 mins

Vidya Balan Has Remained Constant And Reliable

Even though Mission Mangal might be proof of a fast-changing Bollywood, its actor Vidya Balan has remained constant and reliable

1 min

Rebooting The Bath

This is arguably the most personal and private area of a home. The good news is that these five bathrooms designed by our experts offer all the inspiration you need to redo your space.

4 mins

Does A Modern Home Need A Tub?

Changing lifestyles means a shift in the way we live and bathe. An expert weighs in on what works and what doesn’t for contemporary bathing spaces.

2 mins

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