In this issue

Exclusive interview: BJP president Amit Shah is confident of party's victory in Lok Sabha elections
Also Read: How to create a contingency fund, in the latest issue of The Wallet

Son Versus Star

Support from the BJP and the film fraternity and tacit backing by Congress rebels give Sumalatha an edge over Nikhil Kumaraswamy

4 mins

Hidden Hazards

Electoral bonds fail to make political donations transparent; provide back-door entry for foreign funds

5 mins

Modiji Is Contesting From Every Seat In The Country

Amit Shah is a man on a mission.

10+ mins

Strategic Shift

The BJP hopes to beat anti-incumbency by using ultranationalism, security issues and threats from Pakistan as its key campaign themes

5 mins

Uphill Task

Nana Patole has the reputation of being a giant killer, but that will not be enough to trouble Nitin Gadkari

4 mins

Are Our Colleges Readying New-age Engineers?

What are the new-age engineering courses that will prepare us for the next big techno wave? The possibilities are many, meeting at the crossroads of AI, ML, IoT, data science, digital reality and so on

5 mins

I Dispute RSS's Organisational Aim

Raghuram Rajan says he has no interest in entering poli-tics, but his latest book, The Third Pillar: How Markets and the State Leave the Community Behind, is as political as it can get.

9 mins

Australia Knows How To Win World Cups

Leg spin legend Shane Warne’s bond with Indian cricket no doubt runs deep. He has been part of the Indian Premier League story since its inception in 2008.

4 mins

Picture Perfect

Madhuri Dixit Nene and husband Dr Shriram Nene on their new movie, more than two decades of married life, and the evolution of the Indian film industry

5 mins

Emergency Exit

A contingency fund is an important part of financial planning

10+ mins

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