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Highlights of India Today 18th August 2025 issue:

A detailed look at the England tour that has built an Indian team full of character. It wasn’t just a Test series, it was a rite of passage. Also in the issue, BJP takes its time head-hunting a national president, the Uttarakhand cloudburst, Trump's tariff shocker, and a Q&A with Oscar winner Guneet Monga.

DEALING WITH THE TRUMP SHOCKER

As Trump hands out a punitive 50 per cent tariff on India, the government crafts a measured response while protecting Indian interests

6 mins

SHADE OF SAFFRON

The acquittal of all seven accused in the 2006 Malegaon blast case by a special NIA court on July 31 has put the spotlight back on two once-powerful officers.

2 mins

THE R&D DEFICIT WHERE ARE THE SCIENTISTS?

Nobel laureates and physicists Duncan Haldane and David Gross have just pointed out a huge mismatch: India has the talent, but is not benefitting because there's not enough funds for scientific research.

1 mins

NATURE'S FURY TURNS DEADLY

THE HILLS HAVE AGAIN ERUPTED IN FURY. On August 5, torrential rain over the high-altitude Uttarkashi district in Uttarakhand triggered landslides and flash floods, swelling the Kheer Ganga, which then hurtled down its course, freighted with a mass of debris made of boulders, vegetation and mud loosened from surrounding mountains.

1 mins

FOR A LOWER AGE OF CONSENT

Instead of moral panics over sex, we should prioritise the health and safety of adolescents in consensual relationships

3 mins

KARNATAKA'S QUANTUM LEAP: FROM INNOVATION HUB TO GLOBAL QUANTUM POWERHOUSE

Bengaluru, long celebrated as India's Silicon Valley, is now scripting a new chapter in the country's technological journey. The successful hosting of the Quantum India Bengaluru Summit 2025 has catapulted Karnataka to the forefront of the global quantum technology landscape. The two-day event, held on July 31 and August 1, was not just a conference—it was a declaration of intent: Karnataka is ready to lead the world into the quantum era.

6 mins

THE HOLY WRIT OF STATUTE

As Maharashtra and Goa move to enact laws to block 'love jihad' and 'rice bag' conversions, minorities voice a lack of faith in the intent and foresee a chilling effect on society

2 mins

OMAR RAISES THE PITCH ON STATEHOOD

CM Omar Abdullah is forced into hyperactive mode on statehood demand by a spurt of Congress protests

3 mins

AN EITHER/OR QUESTION

The BJD faces a near-existential dilemma in taking on the BJP in the state

2 mins

THE GODS OF SMALL JINKS

Call them the political version of MSMEs—micro, small and medium-sized enterprises crucial to the BJP’s gameplan in UP. Why are they suddenly restive?

3 mins

MOHAN YADAV'S MERRY-GO-ROUND

The equation is: 19 months, 19 bureaucrats. That's how busy the turnstiles have been at the CMO. But why?

2 mins

TRANSFORMING BIHAR THE UNTOLD TEXTILE REVOLUTION

Once primarily known as the land of ancient wisdom and spiritual heritage, Bihar is undergoing a significant industrial revival. In a transformative journey marked by visionary leadership and robust policy innovation, the state has rapidly emerged as a thriving textile and leather manufacturing hub which have been categorised as a “High Priority Sector”.

8 mins

THE NEW GEN XI

A FRESH BREED OF TENACIOUS YOUNGSTERS LED BY SHUBMAN GILL COMES OF AGE IN ENGLAND

10+ mins

RUCKUS OVER THE ROLLS

The ECI's special intensive revision (SIR) and draft voter lists have led to charges that millions in Bihar might be disenfranchised. It's still unclear how it will pan out

8 mins

BJP GOES HEAD HUNTING

To reset the ideological compass and manage a transition to a post-Modi era, the BJP-RSS are taking their time over choosing a national president

5 mins

LEADING LADIES

At the India Today Woman Summit, participants from diverse fields showed that women aren't waiting for a seat at the table; they are setting the table and changing the conversation

5 mins

NO ROOM TO PRAY

A NEW EXHIBITION BY ARTIST PUSHPAMALA N. BOLDLY CHALLENGES MAINSTREAM IDEAS OF FOLKLORE, RELIGION AND MYTHOLOGY

2 mins

LETTERS AND LANDSCAPES

An exhibition at MAP, Bengaluru, explores Ram Kumar's dual identity as painter and writer

1 mins

A NEW ECOSYSTEM

NIKHIL CHOPRA, CURATOR OF THE SIXTH EDITION OF THE KOCHI-MUZIRIS BIENNALE, WANTS TO MAKE IT A LIVING EXCHANGE OF ARTISTIC PRACTICES

1 mins

OUR DIGITISING SELFHOOD

In Searches, Vauhini Vara examines decades of digital progress and subjects tech capitalism to a social, moral and personal scrutiny

2 mins

A DIFFERENT GOSPEL

Benyamin's The Second Book of Prophets is a fictional account of the life of Jesus Christ

1 mins

The Forest People

ITA MEHROTRA documents the embattled relationship between Uttarakhand's Van Gujars and their forest home

1 mins

STORIES FIND ME

Oscar-winning producer Guneet Monga Kapoor celebrates the National Award win for her film Kathal

1 mins

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