In this issue

Highlights of India Today –2nd August 2021 issue:

Do coercive birth control measures work? Is the growing number of Muslims a threat to Hindus? Is India losing its demographic dividend? The cover story this week, answers all the big questions around this debate.

A DANGEROUS GAMBLE

PUNJAB CONGRESS

5 mins

A BRUSH WITH TERROR

POLICE BELIEVE THE BLAST SUSPECTS MAY HAVE HAD THE SUPPORT OF TERROR MODULES IN DARBHANGA AND NEPAL

4 mins

YEDI, STEADY, GONE?

A change at the top will have a cascading effect on the cabinet, dominated by MLAs who quit the Congress and JD(S) to help the BJP form a government

3 mins

THE RIVER WATER WARS

On July 16, the bitter row between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana over sharing Krishna waters—tapping it for irrigation and hydro power— entered a new phase with the Union government’s Jal Shakti ministry ordering that from mid-October the management and control of irrigation projects on the Krishna and Godavari rivers will vest with the respective river management boards and not the states.

4 mins

India's Population Policy - Myths And Reality

While reforms are much needed to control population growth, the big questions are: do coercive birth control measures work? Is the growing number of muslims a threat to hindus? Is india losing its demographic dividend? Here is a reality check

10+ mins

The Pegasus Plot Thickens

The government staunchly denies allegations of having used foreign malware to snoop on private indian citizens. But the controversy has raised major concerns about violations of individual privacy and effective checks to prevent misuse of state power

8 mins

THE NEW CENTRE OF COOPERATION

The new cooperation ministry has raised alarm in states and invited restraining comments from the Supreme Court but a ‘national cooperative framework’ is not without merit

9 mins

A BREAK WITH THE PAST

FIRST-TIME CHIEF MINISTER M.K. STALIN PROJECTS A REFRESHING FOCUS ON EFFICIENCY AND TRANSPARENT GOVERNANCE RATHER THAN POLITICAL EXPEDIENCY IN ADMINISTRATION

9 mins

Bidding The Office Goodbye

The workspace as we knew it is a thing of the past. Flexible working patterns, work from anywhere and hybrid models of work are the new normal

9 mins

Betting On A Drone Boom

The government eases drone laws to allow the nascent industry to take flight. Can india’s drone sector now hit the rs 3 lakh crore mark by 2030?

4 mins

THE MODI MEMORABILIA

Vadnagar, the railway station where Narendra Modi sold tea as a child, gets an impressive facelift and broad-gauge connectivity. It’s as much about immortalising the PM’s past as it is about nurturing the town’s present

3 mins

RECHARGED AMBITION

THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE REVOLUTION IS CLOSER THAN EVER, WITH EVEN TOP OF THE LINE SUVs SWITCHING FROM FUEL-POWERED ENGINES. AMONG THEM IS THE AUDI E-TRON, WHICH ABHIK DAS TOOK FOR A SPIN

3 mins

HOTSHEET PICK OF THE MONTH

Amp up your sartorial quotient with the magic of vintage.

2 mins

Beauty and the Best

Balancing both nature and nurture is not only possible but the only smart choice

3 mins

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