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Highlights of India Today – June 08, 2020 issue: This week's Cover Story talks about the national argument about the movement of migrant workers during the lockdown fuelling a twin crisis. The Big Story this week focuses on the devastating effects of Cyclone Amphan. The issue also talks about the coronavirus pandemic having resulted in a new entertainment vocabulary.
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The Outsider Gambit
Mamata is now tweaking her Bengali sub-nationalism pitch— her bid to foil the BJP’s Hindu polarisation
THE RETURN OF RAJE
Former chief minister Vasundhara Raje is such an enigma in Rajasthan that any political move she makes is keenly dissected. She has been lying low after being voted out in December 2018, and with the high command rewarding leaders antithetical to her, a perception has gained ground that relations have soured between her and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his deputy Amit Shah.
THE PERFECT MATCH
From the wallpaper and the motifs on the dining chairs to the vibrant art, this multigenerational home in Bangalore is a celebration of carefully curated motifs and forms
The Marque of Magic
The incredibly agile Mercedes AMG GLC 43 is made in India, for India.
The Gold Standard
Nothing signs off on emotion more evocatively than a bauble; here are some trends that will summon that eternal allure to a gift box.
Food made Good
The ground between a better meal and a better world can no longer afford to be a conflict zone. Here is why the clarion call for sustainable dining is an urgent one, more so now than ever before.
A STORMY FLIGHT AHEAD
India’s airlines are staring at aggregate losses of a staggering Rs 1.3 lakh crore by the end of the next fiscal year. The fare hike will bring some relief but not quite enough
Shot In Their Arms
Should forest guards be armed with lethal weapons? Sporadic attacks on foresters prompt a reassessment of inconsistent regional regulations
Detente At The Roof Of The World
After a 10-month haul, India and China have begun pulling their troops back from the brink in eastern Ladakh. How significant this is and what it does to change the situation on the ground
Is The Worst Over?
The covid graph may be falling and the vaccines are cause for cheer. But given the threat of a fresh wave of infections and the emergence of new more virulent strains, the pandemic is still with us
