In this issue

Highlights of India Today –9th November 2020 issue: This week's Cover Story talks about how to make the spate of farm reforms by the Modi government work.

The issue also looks at the onset of winter and how lax enforcement of covid protocols could usher in a second covid wave.

The story on the economy in this issue focuses on some sectors having seen improved demand and sales in recent months, businesses are hoping the festive season sets a lasting favourable momentum.

An Election Placebo

Promises are free, and those made in the heat of electioneering best not taken at face value.

5 mins

AN AIR OF ANTI-INCUMBENCY

RJD (Rashtriya Janata Dal) leader Tejashwi Yadav, while campaigning in Rohtas district on October 26, had the crowd erupting in loud cheers.

6 mins

The Season Of Smoke Signals

Reports of the NCR’s terrible AQI (air quality index) numbers have already begun making the news.

5 mins

THE CITY GOES UNDER

Flash floods following pounding rain in mid-October (a record 320 mm in 24 hours on October 14), and sluggish relief work have dented Hyderabad’s image as a growing metropolis.

5 mins

RUNNING ON EMPTY

Even though he was expecting a “small opening”, Sanjeev Bijli, joint managing director of PVR Ltd, was disappointed when he heard the collection figures for October 15.

4 mins

Farm Revolution 2.0

How to make the spate of farm reforms by the Modi government work

10+ mins

TAKING THE LEAD

Come Diwali and Priyanka plans to make UP her home and battleground in an effort to create a template for Congress revival

10+ mins

“ONLY THE PEOPLE CAN JUDGE ME”

I may look young but my soul is old,” says newly minted BJP leader Jyotiraditya Scindia to a 3,000-strong crowd that has assembled on a sunny late October morning in Dholagarh, a mofussil 85 km from Gwalior, to see and hear his campaign for the Madhya Pradesh by-elections.

4 mins

CONGRESS COMEBACK PLAN RIDES ON NATH

On October 25, former Madhya Pradesh chief minister Kamal Nath wrote to sitting and former Congress MLAs tasked with managing the by-elections in ‘manuals’, or clusters of 10-12 booths each.

2 mins

Economy: The Festive Season Uptick

While some sectors of the economy have seen improved demand and sales in recent months, businesses are hoping the festive season sets a lasting favourable momentum

8 mins

NOT QUITE OVER YET

THE ONSET OF WINTER AND A LAX ENFORCEMENT OF COVID PROTOCOLS COULD USHER IN A SECOND COVID WAVE. INDIA NEEDS TO TAKE HEED

8 mins

Waking The Dread

With his unputdownable sixth novel, Hari Kunzru brings to life our worst nightmares

4 mins

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