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Highlights of India Today – January 20, 2020 issue:
This week's lead cover story focuses on the newly minted Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 and the government double-speak on an impending National Register of Citizens. This week's issue also highlights nationwide protests that have erupted over the amended Citizenship Act across the country and why many students and civilians have taken to the streets. The big story of this week's issue titled 'Chief Agenda' focuses on General M.M. Naravane as he takes over at a time the Army is going through a budget squeeze, a right sizing drive and exploring new battle strategies.

Why JNU Is In Turmoil

On January 5, pepper spray saved Aditi Patil, 32, a PhD student at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), from getting her face smashed in by a masked man with a rod.

4 mins

TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT

The US drone attack at Baghdad airport on January 3, killing Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, has destabilised the region.

3 mins

Who Is (Not) A Citizen?

The newly minted Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 and the government double-speak on an impending National Register of Citizens have lent a bleeding edge to the question. What is the threat and why have citizens across the country erupted in protest?

10+ mins

Anatomy Of A Protest

The citizen protests in delhi against the CAA/ NRC will be remembered for a long time for the uniquely creative solidarities they built cutting across all sorts of divides

7 mins

CHIEF AGENDA

GENERAL MANOJ MUKUND NARAVANE TAKES OVER AT A TIME THE ARMY IS GOING THROUGH A BUDGET SQUEEZE, A RIGHTSIZING DRIVE AND EXPLORING NEW BATTLE STRATEGIES

6 mins

Fighter to the Finish

Much like the acid attack survivor she plays in Chhapaak, Deepika Padukone exhibits a spirit made of grit.

3 mins

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