A HEALING TOUCH

‘Seekers’ from across India and the world make a beeline for his Isha Foundation centre and Sadhguru, for one, believes that having doubts is “very healthy”.

BRIDGING THE TWO OCEANS

The blue waters of the Indo-Pacific are on a slow simmer, heated by aggressive Chinese intent on the one hand and a matching strategic convergence of major powers through groupings such as the Quad (US, India, Japan, Australia) and AUKUS (Australia-UK-US).

A '70s ROMANCE

For the Murthys, life is all about learning and improving. Sudha Murty, who is stepping into a new chapter in her life as a nominated member of the Rajya Sabha, puts it thus: \"for learning, age no bar\".

A HEAD START IN THE POLL RACE

The world’s largest democratic exercise and one critical question— who’ll win how many seats? The India Today Conclave invited some of the country’s top psephologi sts to answer the million-dollar question and, no surprises, they all veered to the view that the BJP had the upper hand even before a vote was polled.

TACKLING GLOBAL HEADWINDS

Economists Arvind Subra­ manian and Shamika Ravi discussed at length the areas where India has made real progress as well as the areas of con­ cern, and how much of the narrative on the country’s growth was for real.

STRIVING FOR JOINTNESS

At a time when the world is witnessing two major wars, India has its own set of external challenges to deal with.

CHALLENGING INEVITABILITY

Articulate and combative, lawyer-politician P. Chidambaram asserted that nothing was inevitable in politics despite pundits pointing out that the Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance was poised to win a third term in a row.

ON A WING AND A PRAYER

Since June 2023, when the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (I.N.D.I.A.) was formed, the 28-party Opposition grouping has gone through several periods of political turbulence.

QUEST FOR HARMONY

Close your eyes and imagine you are a king.... You love your people, but what's more, your people love you.\"

"WE NEED TO BE PATIENT AND PERSEVERING"

External affairs minister S. Jaishankar has been guiding India's diplomacy through the thickets of geopolites: contentious themes like Ukraine and Gaza which demanded that a side be chosen, and insecure shipping lanes in the Red Sea.

"I WORK ON DEADLINES NOT HEADLINES"

PM Narendra Modi outlined his vision for the inclusive Bharat of the future even as he listed how far the country had come in that journey

THE GROWTH STIMULANT

Madhya Pradesh has nothing to worry about on the finance front despite the new cash-heavy welfare programmes announced before the assembly poll, such as Ladli Behna.

THE INDIA MOVEMENT

FROM WORDS TO ACTION. THAT WAS THE RESOUNDING RALLYING CRY AT THE 21ST EDITION OF THE INDIA TODAY CONCLAVE

A FEW HOME TRUTHS

If  there is one thing Amit Shah never shies from, it’s from taking a tough question.

FIRM ON A HIGH GROWTH PATH

With India’s rapidly chang­ ing position in the emerg­ ing global order and the strength of its economy a key theme at the India Today Conclave, who better than the country’s finance minister to shine a light on the subject?

Semaglutide - The Wonder Drug

Its promise as a miracle medication for diabetes and obesity is taking the world-and India-by storm, but its indiscriminate use for weight loss could have dire consequences

THE GREEN DREAM

The home in Ahmedabad explores the balance between modern comfort and ecological harmony

LIGHT YEARS AHEAD

PSYCHOGEOGRAPHY OF ILLUMINATION IN A HOME DIRECTLY INFLUENCES YOUR WELLBEING. HERE'S HOW.

HUE KNEW

Three industry insiders share their favourite colour stories from projects across the country

Small Size, BIG STYLE

A home in a suitcase, designed to grab eyeballs. Follow Little R on her adventures.

Everyday Creativity

T.S. Randhawa’s Vernacular Architecture of Indiais a comprehensive—and stunning—source book on the unsung masterpieces of Indian architecture

THE GUJARATI MONOLOGUES

After performing over 1,000 shows, actor Mahabanoo Mody-Kotwal now brings us a Gujarati version of The Vagina Monologues

Return of a NATIVE

Once the pride of the Maratha empire, the Bhimthadi horse had faded into oblivion in the past 200 years. Its recognition now as a separate indigenous breed could spell a reversal of fortunes for the steed

GETTING DOWN TO BRASS TACKS

Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai is confident of doing well in the Lok Sabha polls. His commitment to both promised government schemes and areas of economic focus shows a deft balance between welfare and development

FOCUS PEAKING

Navin Sakhuja brings precision and intimacy to landscape photography in A Thousand Shadows

WHAT'S TRENDING?

From the Colour of the Year and Wallpaper of the Year. to ColourNext, Asian Paints shares its forecast to: elevate the look and feel of your home in 2024.

MAKING OF A CHAMPION

Squash player Joshna Chinappa's Padma Shri is the icing on the cake of a storied career

MAKING INDIA A TRAVEL HUB

The eagerly awaited INDIA TODAY Tourism Survey & Awards 2023 saw engaging panel discussions on a range of subjects related to tourism. Established as well as emerging tourist destinations from across India were also recognised for their excellence

BENGALURU'S GREAT THIRST

Summer has just begun, but the weak monsoon of 2023 has left over half of India's Silicon Valley an arid zone. Even as tankers try to reach the parched millions, the city looks at alternate drinking water solutions

TOP OF THE LINE

On March 11, Mission Divyastra propelled India into the select club of nations capable of hitting, through a single ballistic missile, several targets spread over hundreds of kilometres at the same time with multiple warheads.