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Highlights of India Today 04th February 2019, issue:
The India Today magazine issue for February 4 is a look into the pulse of the nation in different spheres. Whether it be politics, sports, cinema or economy, we bring to you a comprehensive look into what the mood of India is.

This week’s cover story is an India Today Group-Karvy Mood of the Nation poll that predicts a hung Parliament with neither the NDA, UPA nor a third front able to form a government on its own. The main Mood of the Nation story rates Amit Shah’s popularity as the BJP president and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath ranking high on the popularity chart as an alternative to Narendra Modi as prime minister. In the category of the best chief minister, TMC chief Mamata Banerjee won the top slot for the fourth time in a row. Akhilesh Yadav came in at the second spot and Chandrababu Naidu, the third.

Priyanka Takes The Plunge

Priyanka Gandhi’s entry into formal politics is perhaps the beginning of a grand revival plan Congress president Rahul Gandhi has envisaged for the party.

3 mins

Exclusive: Mood Of The National Poll

Four months away from the general election, our survey shows the NDA in a vulnerable position for the first time. 2019 is far from being in the bag

9 mins

Didi Number One

Playing unifier at the recent opposition rally, the feisty Mamata Banerjee wins the top slot fourth time in a row.

3 mins

Going Off Track

The jobs crisis, bank loans mess and farm distress have combined to drag down the economy. The Modi government’s image reflects its faltering performance.

8 mins

A Winning Hand?

Buoyed by electoral successes in the past year, a recharged Rahul Gandhi continues his ascent as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s prime challenger.

6 mins

The Machine Begins To Rattle

The BJP seems down after recent defeats. Will this be an opportunity for party president Amit Shah to formulate fresh strategy or is he part of the problem?

3 mins

Rafaled Feathers

Public opinion is divided on the Rafale deal, but it’s the allegations of crony capitalism that should worry the Modi government. Its handling of Pakistan, though, still draws approval.

3 mins

Hopes And Fears

PM Modi’s achhe din remain a far cry for most Indians even as persisting caste and religious inequalities brew discontent.

4 mins

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