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Highlights of India Today 22nd January 2024: A deep dive into the increasing demand for luxury goods by middle class Indian families, plus an update on India's bullet train project, the Jagan-Sharmila rivalry in Andhra Pradesh, the roadblocks in the way of India's vehicle scrapping policy, and more.

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When Congress leader Rahul Gandhi asked his colleagues from the West Bengal unit their opinion on joining hands with the Trinamool Congress (TMC) for the upcoming Lok Sabha election, all key leaders unanimously voted against it.

4 mins

RESTLESS IN RAJOURI

India’s counterinsurgency grid had been tracking him for a bit. And his prehistory stretched further back: to action in Afghanistan, reputedly to the hazy continuum between the Pakistani army and terror, to epaulettes from the Lashkar-e-Toiba.

5 mins

SLIP-UP IN THE DESERT CHILL

The fledgling BJP government in Rajasthan, with a debutant chief minister, was still learning to walk when it hit the bumps. January 8 brought a particularly embarrassing setback when newly minted minister Surendarpal Singh T.T. lost in the byelection for the Karanpur assembly seat.

3 mins

SUSPENSION OF DISBELIEF

The new year has brought a glimmer of hope for 2002 Gujarat riots case victim Bilkis Bano. But when the Supreme Court on January 8 set aside the remission granted to the 11 convicted for gang-raping her and killing 14 members of her family, the symbolic freight it carried went well beyond the tale of individual fates.

3 mins

FREEZING WIND FROM MALE

First, in April 2022, came a giant banner emblazoned on the walls of the former Maldives president and opposition leader Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom's house in Male. Its message was unequivocal: \"India Out\".

3 mins

The French Consolidation

As befits a 'true friend', French president Emmanuel Macron has come to India's rescue after the US indicated that President Joe Biden would not be able to attend India's 75th Republic Day celebrations in 2024 as chief guest.

3 mins

The Challenges Ahead For Hasina

Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina is set to create history as she begins her fifth term in office. She will be the longest-serving PM of Bangladesh. The result of Bangladesh’s 12th general election was predictable following the boycott by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), the main opposition party.

3 mins

A SHIV SENA IN THE MIRROR

In what came as a formal setback for the Uddhav Thackeray-led faction of the Shiv Sena, Maharashtra assembly speaker Rahul Narwekar held that the camp led by Maharashtra chief minister Eknath Shinde was the \"real Shiv Sena\".

2 mins

The Premium Phenomenon

Rising Incomes Are Pushing Middle-class Indians To Choose Fancier, Pricier Products Across Sectors To Realise Their Aspirations For A Better Lifestyle

10+ mins

SLOW LANE TO THE SCRAPYARD

The government's ambitious vehicle scrapping policy runs aground as states are tardy in implementation, private players hesitant and owners reluctant to part with old vehicles

10 mins

CAPITALISING ON SIBLING RIVALRY

JAGAN FACES A CHALLENGER IN SISTER SHARMILA, WHO HAS NOW JOINED THE CONGRESS TO LAY A COMPETING CLAIM TO THE LEGACY OF THEIR FATHER, THE LATE YSR

6 mins

ON THE FAST TRACK, FINALLY

With 100 per cent of the land acquisition done, India is all set to welcome its maiden bullet train, connecting Ahmedabad and Mumbai, and change the economic landscape along the entire stretch

7 mins

AN EPIC OEUVRE

Mujib, Shyam Benegal's last film, was monumental in scale-but the 89-year-young director is already embarking on new projects

3 mins

FATHERS AND SONS

Kunal Sen paints an intimate portrait of his father, film director Mrinal Sen, in Bondhu

2 mins

WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD

The Open Planet initiative has made priceless footage of environmental storiesstarting with ones from India-available to anyone for free

2 mins

Soup OPERA

Netflix's Killer Soup is a black comedy crime thriller series that pairs Konkona Sensharma and Manoj Bajpayee for the first time

2 mins

WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS

The 17th-century miniatures by Allah Baksh in the Mewari Mahabharata bring the great epic to life

2 mins

The Art of Translation

Prof P. Lal's ambitious English verse translation of the Mahabharata is now complete, with the last volume published by Writers Workshop

2 mins

Lessons from the Past

EYE-OPENING BOOKS ON INDIAN TRADITIONS

1 min

Treasures of Antiquity

Ancient Sculptures at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, Mumbai, showcases sculptures from the great civilisations of yore alongside Indian sculptures from the museum's own collection

2 mins

OF SUNPRINTS AND SULLIED RIVERS

Lost River, Hari Katragadda's debut show at Cymroza Art Gallery in Mumbai, is an artistic adventure as well as a strong social statement

2 mins

MAN ON A MISSION

Adarsh Gourav on his role in Kho Gaye Hum Kahan, his love for music and upcoming projects, including the US show Alien

1 min

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