In this issue

Highlights of India Today –28th February 2022 issue:

The cover story, ‘The Hijab Face-off’, examines the issue in detail and addresses the big questions - Should wearing it be banned in Schools? Is it essential to the practice of Islam? How will the outcome impact the nation? - in the debate.

Tamil Nadu: A Neet Strategy

Loud And Clear M.K. Stalin wears a mask with anti-NEET messaging

5 mins

NO LOVE LOST

WITH THE RJD MAKING NO CONCESSIONS IN THE RECENT POLLS, THE CON G RESS WAS FORCED TO TAKE ON ITS ALLY

2 mins

The Shake-Up

Mamata junked the old posts, including nep­ hew Abhishek’s, and has put in place a new 20­member wor k ­ ing comm ittee

2 mins

Economic Offensive Wing

Over the past two years, the Madhya Pradesh government has launched a broad crackdown on crime.

3 mins

The Hijab Face-Off

Should it be banned in schools? Is it essential to the practice of islam? How will the outcome impact the nation?

10+ mins

GUJARAT'S SECRET HUMAN PIPELINE

Illegal immigration from Gujarat to the US is on the rise. Hopefuls risk death, exploitation and human traffickers to reach the promised land

8 mins

TREADING THE FAULT LINES

Ethnic divide, insurgent threats, AFSPA, unemployment, difficult allies—the ruling BJP and rival Congress face multiple issues and new challenger NPP in elections to this border state

10+ mins

CATTLE BATTLE

Will the BJP’s bovine obsession dent its electoral fortunes in the cow belt state?

5 mins

‘HINDUTVA IS NOT RIGID. IT BELIEVES IN UNITY, NOT UNIFORMITY' - Bhupender Yadav

Before Bhupender Yadav became the Union minister of environment, forests, climate change, and of labour, he was a key general secretary in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). In that role, he played a significant role in building the party into a formidable electoral machine that won two consecutive Lok Sabha elections. Now, along with economist Ila Patnaik, he has penned The Rise of the BJP, a book that offers a clinical analysis of the party’s evolution, its ideological moorings, its economic philosophy, and the lessons its phenomenal growth can teach us. In a conversation with Group Editorial Director Raj Chengappa, Yadav and Patnaik discuss what their new book is about. Excerpts from the interview.

6 mins

India's Gaming Moment

With india becoming a large gaming market, will the centre’s push for a task force help create more world-class developers and jobs for the youth?

7 mins

Master of the Rough Road

Known for speaking his mind, India’s top industrialist championed domestic competitiveness while also changing swiftly with the times

5 mins

It Takes A Village...

...to show how to keep Covid at bay. Welcome to Veewan, a remote hamlet in Kashmir

2 mins

THE FOREIGN HAND OF FRIENDSHIP

In his new book, Rebels Against the Raj, historian Ramachandra Guha tells us stories of seven Indian freedom fighters who all came from the West

4 mins

MARKING THE SPOT

RIAZ DEAN BELIEVES HE HAS FOUND THE LOCATION OF THE HISTORIC TOWER THAT STOOD BETWEEN ASIA AND EUROPE

2 mins

All Fur Love

IT’S RAINING CATS AND DOGS IN THE WORLD OF INDIAN LITERARY ANTHOLOGIES

3 mins

Chasing their Tale

Best new beastly books

1 min

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