In this issue

Brand Modi is still intact, but AAP has gained foothold as a national alternative.
Congress has to pull up its socks for the upcoming polls to be taken seriously.

Also read about the unsung heroes at the FIFA World Cup 2022, and how activists are hoping the recent unrest in China could be prelude to major changes.

Free PLUS supplement, too, with the latest issue now on stands.

PERSONALISED PRECISION LUNG CANCER TREATMENT: A MATCH GAME!

Lung cancer is a leading cause of cancer related deaths worldwide. Nearly two thirds of all lung cancers present at an advanced stage when cure is difficult.

2 mins

Transforming Transportation for sustainable in India mobility

Across the globe, rethinking mobility is now a priority to build better, safer, more resilient, and efficient transport systems for all.

6 mins

Winter battles in Belagavi

One swallow may not make a summer, but any babble over Belagavi signals that it is winter.

2 mins

LIVING WITH DIABETES

\"Diabetes medications are very expensive. It is important for the government to regulate the price of diabetes medications and consumables and also include them as a part of health insurance. A fair price shop approach would prove to be a great succour for those living with diabetes in India.\"

3 mins

The one-sided story

Nadav Lapid, the Israeli head of the jury at the International Film Festival of India, described Kashmir Files—the official Indian entry for the competitive section of the festival—as “vulgar propaganda”.

2 mins

Fight and spite

The political tussle between the Thackeray family and the ruling alliance in Maharashtra is fast degenerating into a personal feud

4 mins

SHAKEN AND STIRRED

Although protests have ebbed and authorities are regaining control, activists hope that the recent unrest in China, amplified by the diaspora, could be a harbinger of major changes

4 mins

A RARE DEFEAT FOR XI JINPING

IN 1988, before the protests and massacre at Tiananmen Square, I had organised direct elections to the students' union at Tsinghua University.

3 mins

Who picks whom?

Debates of the 1940s return as the government and judiciary lock horns over appointment of judges and election commissioners

5 mins

WIN - WIN SITUATION

THE MODI MANTRA OF GOOD GOVERNANCE INFUSED WITH HINDUTVA PAYS RICH DIVIDENDS IN GUJARAT. HIMACHAL PRADESH, HOWEVER, CHOOSES CONGRESS, UPHOLDING THE TRADITION OF CHANGING GOVERNMENTS EVERY FIVE YEARS

5 mins

UNSTOPPABLE MARCH

Modi magic dispels all obstacles in his path to win his home state in spectacular style

5 mins

POLL WALK

Lessons for the Congress from the Gujarat loss, Himachal win and Bharat Jodo Yatra

2 mins

BRICK BY BRICK

In its local and state level endeavours, the AAP aims to achieve its national ambition

2 mins

PROMISE LANDS

The 10 guarantees the Congress gave to the voter helped it win Himachal Pradesh

3 mins

Gujarat - The Right Hand Of India

Blessed by their genes, Gujaratis are adventurous and adjustable at the same time. They are global as well as local, with a colourful culture that conquers the world with a smile, and not the sword

7 mins

Fantastic four

Unsung heroes of the World Cup

6 mins

This time for Afro-Asia

Japan and Morocco trashed critics who do not want more teams from Asia and Africa in the World Cup

4 mins

THE TREE THAT TRAVELS

In the 120\" year of India’s first rubber plantation, an ambitious planting project is taking shape in the northeast

8 mins

RUBBER BOARD

BACKBONE OF RUBBER CULTIVATION IN INDIA

6 mins

SLOW MARCH

RANDEEP HOODA IS PLAYING THE BOLLYWOOD GAME AT his OWN PACE AND ON HIS OWN TERMS

4 mins

CHEF & THE CITY

Chef Ranveer Brar romances the metros in his latest OTT show

3 mins

Rollback to the real

Authentic Indian food gets a leg-up with two new restaurants

1 min

Power play

Speaking the truth to political masters is never easy, especially when you are a top bureaucrat, influencing opinion and shaping policy.

2 mins

High and mighty

The pandemic may have stopped John Keay from travelling. But it could not keep the popular historian and author from exploring.

2 mins

THE LAUGH LASSES

The Hysterical, all-women improv group, on menstruation, Jallianwala Bagh, Rajinikanth and much more

2 mins

Change for change’s sake

One always expects a good fashion company to shock and awe, but other than the magazine WWD that broke the news, nobody expected the ouster of Gucci’s frontman Alessandro Michele.

2 mins

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