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STARS ON OUR MIND

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August 22, 2022

Nothing dislodges Big B, but SRK sees the biggest jump in popularity in six months and Deepika Padukone is back at No. 1. OTT stars shine bright too, playing relatable characters with thespian panache

- SUHANI SINGH

STARS ON OUR MIND

The brightest stars may flicker but they finally find their shine. In the past few years, the holy troika of Khans-Aamir, Shah Rukh and Salman lost a bit of their lustre. Salman's dominance at the box office wavered; Aamir, the most private and pickiest of the lot, saw his fortunes swing; and Shah Rukh, after two back-to-back duds-Jab Harry Met Sejal and Zero-took a sabbatical and laid low, his appearance limited to occasional AMA (ask me anything) sessions on Twitter. But order is restored in the latest edition of INDIA TODAY'S Mood of the Nation poll. The Badshah a.k.a. Shah Rukh is back in business, pushing Akshay Kumar down to third, simply on the basis of announcing that he has three releases in 2023-YRF's Pathan, Atlee's Jawan and Rajkumar Hirani's Dunki. Audiences, it appears, are keen to see these films. If Shah Rukh is the biggest riser, the

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Built of Change

Two new exhibitions in Delhi celebrate the extraordinary range of work by the late SATISH GUJRAL

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2 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

WAGING JUSTICE AGAINST ABUSE

With domestic violence and sexual abuse against women and children a sordid reality, Majlis Legal Centre takes this ogre head on and provides victims with the wherewithal and strength to emerge stronger from their ordeals

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1 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

BAREFOOT WAY OF EARNING A LIVING

By removing education as a barrier to learning skills such as solar engineering, Barefoot College has empowered rural folk to make a livelihood for themselves and train others too

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2 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

RURAL SALVATION

BAIF's work among the rural masses since the late 1960s, especially in dairying and women's empowerment, has helped lift thousands out of poverty

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2 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

BIG SHOES TO FILL

The BJP gets its youngest president as the party hints at generational change. But there will be no idling time, Nitin Nabin will have to hit the road running

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7 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

ENSURING DIGNITY FOR THE AGED

Aaji Care, an assisted-living centre for senior citizens, is raising standards of palliative care in three major cities and bringing long-overdue respect to caregivers

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2 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

THE GIFT OF SIGHT

Trained medics and top doctors operating the latest machines have restored the eyesight of millions, mostly for free. Day in, day out, this is what Aravind Eye Hospital does to remain true to its founding vision

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2 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

A Dance Awakening

Dr Sonal Mansingh on curating the ongoing Festival of New Choreographies - Kala Yatra 2026 (Jan. 13-29) in Delhi, which brings together 10 eminent dance institutions and gurus from across India

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1 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

Beyond the SPOTLIGHT

SUMANA RAMANAN's The Secret Master is a fine study of Hindustani vocalist Arun Kashalkar, revered outside of the mainstream

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1 mins

February 02, 2026

India Today

India Today

FIXING BROKEN CITIES

From national policy advocacy to ground-up capacity-building, Janaagraha shows how patient institutional reform can reshape Indian cities at scale

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2 mins

February 02, 2026

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