In this issue

Highlights of India Today –7th September 2020 issue: The Cover Story talks about the slowdown having become a most debilitating recession. It will take some urgent and daring interventions from the government to pull the economy out of this deep hole.

The Big story looks at the August 7 letter to Sonia Gandhi to be an inflection point, the start of a Congress course correction.

The issue also focuses on choosing the right coaching institute being a daunting task. The annual ranking of the coaching institutes across the country gives you all the information to pick the one that best suits your needs.

THE POLITICAL PUSHBACK

The Valley has finally broken its silence. A year after the abrogation of Article 370, the crackdown on mainstream political parties (including the arrest of three ex-chief ministers) and the clampdown on all political activity in Kashmir, six of these parties reaffirmed, on August 22, their commitment to the ‘Gupkar Declaration’ of August 4, 2019.

5 mins

A FACE TOO MANY

The BJP in Bengal, which was till recently scrabbling around for a chief ministerial candidate who could take on the charismatic incumbent Mamata Banerjee, is now looking at a problem of plenty. New names of aspirants for the top job, should the BJP win in next year’s assembly election, are popping up every week, creating confusion in the party’s rank and file.

4 mins

Cricket In The Time Of Covid

The 13th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2020) gets under way in the UAE on September 19. The official schedule for the tournament had not been released at the time of going to press, but the very first match is likely to feature four-time champions Mumbai Indians and three-time winners Chennai Super Kings.

3 mins

A Rescue Plan For The Republic

Making sense of Indian Democracy

4 mins

THE OTHER SIDE

After being hounded for two months, Rhea Chakraborty finally breaks her silence in a point-by-point rebuttal of the allegations against her

8 mins

I will fight, and I will win. My truth gives me strength

At the receiving end of a witchhunt, RHEA CHAKRABORTY attempts to clear her name and present her side of the story in an exclusive conversation with RAJDEEP SARDESAI, Consulting Editor, India Today TV, on aspects of her relationship with Sushant, their battle against his mental illness and his death

10+ mins

DEAD LETTER DAY

The August 7 letter to Sonia Gandhi was to be an inflection point, the start of a Congress course correction. But as in the past, family loyalists closed ranks, vilified the ‘letter writers’

10 mins

THE ECONOMY IS SICK

The slowdown has become a most debilitating recession. It will take some urgent and daring interventions from the government to pull the economy out of this deep hole

10+ mins

TIED UP IN KNOTS

The pandemic has put the big fat Indian wedding industry on a drastic diet

4 mins

The Real Deal

Now conducted online, the ‘walks’ organised by Heritage Walk Calcutta are an antidote to hollow nostalgia

2 mins

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