India Today - March 22, 2021
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Highlights of India Today –22nd March 2021 issue: This week's Cover Story looks at bringing LIC to market via an IPO and getting a hold on the fiscal deficit, not the least tempting outcome, but hurdles to cross. The issue also talks about the Battle for Bengal and Mamata Banerjee’s claims of massive employment creation in her decade-long rule run into some rather dismal statistics. This week's issue also focuses on the BJP’s sweep of local body elections in Gujarat.
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No Child's Play
The government has taken several steps for the welfare of women and children, but the real challenges run deeper
A Force Of The Future
Keeping the Chinese at bay, streamlining and modernising the armed forces, fortifying defence infrastructure and building self-reliance...it has been a long and demanding to-do list
Bold And Brave
Faced with a polycrisis, Narendra Modi pushed through daring reforms to weather the storm. But the challenge is to stay the course
Water Vows
The Jal Jeevan Mission has made a commendable effort in trying to ease India's water woes and get functional tap connections to rural households. Much work remains in other projects
Mixed Signals
The aim to widen the broadcast coverage is commendable, but the ministry has to shed its 'controller' image
A Thinner Canopy
India has set ambitious environmental goals for itself. But achieving them will require more than just conviction
Restoring Balance
The new minister has his work cut out-iron out differences with the judiciary, strengthen judicial infrastructure and help reduce case pendency
Wiring Up the Nation
Speedy building of infrastructure and a push for indigenous production of telecom equipment have remained a key thrust
Reaching for the Stars
The ministry has pushed collaborations, be it private sector in space, PSUs for N-power stations or scientific research
ENSURING WELLNESS
Post-Covid, the health ministry has not rested on its laurels but has actively pursued the priorities that were derailed by the pandemic
