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Highlights of India Today 18th March 2019, issue:
The March 18, 2019 issue of India Today magazine is all about the 18th India Today conclave that was held in Delhi last week. From Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Shashi Tharoor to Kangana Ranaut and Ranveer Singh, the conclave was attended by prestigious and prominent personalities of politics, entertainment world and sports.

The conclave comes at a time when the nation was abuzz with an ongoing crisis-India and Pakistan were the closest they had been to war since the 2001 attack on Parliament.

The theme of the conclave was 'Hard Choices' this year. The issue points out Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s hardest choice by authorising the first air strike inside Pakistan since the 1971 war, in response to the deadliest terrorist attack on our security forces in the Valley.

Vinay Sahasrabuddhe and Shashi explained the phenomenon of Hinduism and Hindutva in context of the present political scenario in the country.

The issue also comes with two supplements: Spice and Simply Kolkata

The Hard Choices Of 2019

This is the 18th year of the India Today Conclave. And, as it transpires, we’ve arrived not a moment too soon.

8 mins

Fear Is Good

‘MY INDIA STORY: WHAT LEADING A GREAT COUNTRY TAUGHT ME’Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India

9 mins

For Kashmir, Against Terror

‘Hard Choices: Air strikes. And the pros and cons of breaking the Pakistan impasse’Arun Jaitley, Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs

2 mins

The Shah Strikes Back

‘WAR DIARIES: VICTORIES. DEFEATS...’ AMIT SHAH, President, BJP

2 mins

Highway Star

‘MY WAY. AND THE HIGHWAY’NITIN GADKARI, Union minister for road transport and highways, shipping and water resources, river development and Ganga rejuvenation

2 mins

The Better Hindu

‘FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS: TEMPLES, TEXTBOOKS, TALAQ’ SHASHI THAROOR, Congress MP, AuthorVINAY SAHASRABUDDHE, ICCR Chief, BJP leader

1 min

Young Turks

‘IS THE CONGRESS WAR-READY?’ JYOTIRADITYA SCINDIA AND SACHIN PILOT Congress leaders

1 min

Trusted Lieutenants

‘IS THE BJP WAR-READY?’ KIREN RIJIJU AND SAMBIT PATRA BJP leaders

1 min

Insiders Vs Outsiders

‘CITIZEN PAIN: IMMIGRANTS, BORDERS, HARD CHOICES’HIMANTA BISWA SARMA, Finance, health and PWD minister of Assam; CONRAD SANGMA, Meghalaya Chief Minister; ASADUDDINOWAISI, President, All-India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen.

2 mins

Networks Of The Future

‘FACEBOOK ANALYTICA: OF DATA & OTHER DEMONS’ AJIT MOHAN, Facebook India V-P, MD and CEO

2 mins

Tales Of A Wanderer

You will rarely find a traveller who remains untouched by the places he visits or the sights he sees. Travel has the power to transform the mundane to the magical. Four experts, a chef, a sportswomen, an artist and a designer, talk of their most prominent journeys and share how their work has been influenced by the road less travelled.

6 mins

Experience Luxury At Its Best In Sin City

Go off the beaten track and experience luxury at its best in Sin City

4 mins

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