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In our 49th anniversary edition, we take you through pivotal moments that shaped and reimagined India. Also in the issue, a tribute to late tabla maestro Ustad Zakir Hussain, a travel special and a Q&A with Nimrat Kaur.

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Hasina’s ouster, the attacks against Hindus and the rising radicalism engulfing Bangladesh are of huge concern to India. We bring you an on-ground report from Dhaka and Chattogram. Also in the issue, a exploration of whether the RSS chief's call for larger families holds water, the quick commerce boom, Gujarati cinema's urban awakening and a Q&A with composer Amit Trivedi.

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Unhealthy diets, lack of exercise, poor sleep quality and an increasingly sanitised environment may just be depleting the health of the Indian gut fairly rapidly. Also in the issue, the tightrope walk in Maharashtra for the BJP, a fight to the finish against Maoists, a jolt to India's GDP growth and a Q&A with Imtiaz Ali.

 

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We unpack the results of the Assembly elections in Maharashtra, Jharkhand and the numerous bye elections, and what it all means for the BJP and the Congress. Also in the issue, a so-far peaceful part of Manipur on the burn, the latest challenge for Gautam Adani, and a chat with singer Hariharan on his 50-year career.

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Cyber criminal networks, often based abroad, are now leveraging technological and psychological tools to deprive unsuspecting victims of their entire life savings. Also in the issue, the pulling out of FDI from India, an exchange with Payal Kapadia, the review of a book on Ratan Tata and a Q&A with Shalini Passi.

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Unhealthy work practices in Indian companies are taking a toll on employees, triggering health issues and sometimes even death. Also in the issue, how Anger among Marathas could affect the elections in Maharashtra, India's balancing act over trade with China, Ranthambore's missing tigers, a leap forward in computing and Ramachandra Guha's latest book.

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As Americans invest their faith in Donald Trump for a second time, India and the world brace themselves for what the 47th president’s America-first agenda will mean in terms of trade and the geopolitical order.

 

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In its 21st year, India Today's High & Mighty 2024 list names 110 luminaries across 11 categories. This year's list sees the addition of two new categories: Innovators and Influencers.

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Maharashtra is facing an unprecedented assembly election with big consequences that may send two regional formations into oblivion, crown two other kings and have national political repercussions. Also in the issue, the heated election battle in Jharkhand, the India-China cool-off, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's political debut, a solar power revolution and Dia Mirza's environmentalism.

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Highlights of India Today 21st October 2024 issue:

From elections in Haryana and Jammu & Kashmir, a look at the stupendous win putting a wind in the BJP's sails, a governance challenge ahead for Omar Abdullah and self-defeating moves of the Congress. Also in the issue are an obituary and a look into the life of Ratan Tata, a Smart Money special and a Q&A with Triptii Dimri.

Highlights of India Today 14th October 2024 issue:

The controversy has sent temples across India sending their own offerings to labs for testing, as a wider trend takes hold. Also in the issue, a son rises in the South, the pager attack on Hezbollah, an auto special and an interview with filmmaker Sandip Ray.

Highlights of India Today 7th October 2024 issue:

Reckless driving, bad road design, lax deterrence, inadequate safety features in vehicles and poor trauma care make India’s highways among the most lethal in the world. Also in the issue an exclusive interview with Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari, the coming Assembly election in Haryana, the ongoing political churn in Sri Lanka and a Q&A with Booker winner Geetanjali Shree.

Highlights of India Today 30th September 2024 issue:

A deep dive into the J&K Assembly elections, with perspectives from the major political players and their parties. Plus, an analysis of the AAP's new strategy, the battle over India's jewelry market, views from the India Today Energy Summit, and more

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This week, India Today takes a closer look at the box office hits in the horror comedy genre, as well as a special report on the crisis in Manipur, the state of play in Bihar and West Bengal, and an analysis of the allegations of conflict of interest against SEBI chief Madhabi Puri Buch. Plus, Upfront, Leisure, and more

Highlights of India Today 16th September 2024 issue:

A look at how the BJP and the Sangh Parivar are trying to reinvent themselves after the subpar performance in the Lok Sabha election. Also in the issue are India's toy boom, a hunt for submarines, a new hub for online fraud, and a Q&A with Ananya Panday

Highlights of India Today 9th September 2024 issue:

A deep dive into one of the most pressing issues facing India - women's safety, especially at the workplace. Plus, views from the states going to the polls, the Liquor gate case, Leisure and more

Highlights of India Today 2nd September 2024 issue:

The latest India Today Mood of the Nation poll shows that despite a dip in popularity PM Modi is still seen as the best bet for PM. Also in the issue are a detailed report on how the hospital and the West Bengal bungled every step in the aftermath of the gruesome rape-murder of a doctor, actor Ali Fazal reflects on 'Mirzapur', and a Q&A with maestro Zubin Mehta.

Highlights of India Today 26th August 2024 issue:

This Independence Day, we look at the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for India across key sectors, from the economy and infrastructure to education, technology, defence, energy, agriculture, and more. Plus, the August 2024 issue of Home

Highlights of India Today 19th August 2024 issue:

Surrounded by turmoil, India needs to reinvent its neighbourhood first policy, lest China takes advantage and extends its influence. Also in the issue, the aftermath of the Wayanad tragedy, the Supreme Court's thumbs up for subclassification of SC/ST quotas and a look at the list of Anurag Kashyap's on-screen projects.

Highlights of India Today 12th August 2024 issue: 

In out cover story, we take a look at the debilitating sleep deficit that is affecting Indians, and the therapies and solutions that are available. Also in the issue are the tragic landslide in Wayanad, Pakistan's changing game plans for terrorism in Jammu, the restoration of Hyderabad's heritage and the return of Fawad Khan.

Highlights of India Today 5th August 2024 issue:

In this issue, we take a deep dive into the Union Budget and its impact on various sectors. Also in this issue is the India Today's 2024 rankings of India Best Universities and a Q&A with Raghu Dixit.

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In this issue we take a look at India's contingent to the 2024 Paris Olympics and our prospects for medals. Also in the issue a ground report on the impact of illegal immigration on Gujarat, rumblings in the Uttar Pradesh BJP, and a travel special.

Highlights of India Today 22nd July 2024 issue:

This week, India Today profiles 280 first-timers in the Lok Sabha, across diverse categories, from doctors, lawyers and preachers to entertainers, royals, farmer leaders, grassroot workers, and beyond.  

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A detailed look into how Team India won the T20 World Cup after 17 years and a deep dive into the young buch to whom the veterans have passed the torch. Also in the issue, the new criminal laws, the Hathras tragedy, the strains between the BJP and RSS, and an interview with Alia Bhatt.

Highlights of India Today  8th July 2024 issue:

As leaks and lapses disrupt four national exams and the future of millions of students, the spotlight falls on the national testing agency and the need for reform and transparency. Also in the issue, a jobs crisis at IITs, the review of the Agnipath scheme, a hooch tragedy in Tamil Nadu, and multiple big ticket Bollywood releases.

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As the new NDA regime gets down to the business of governance, the key priorities that it must keep in its sights. Also in the issue, NEET, the Reasi attack and a Q&A with Shruti Haasan.

Highlights of India Today 17th June 2024 issue:

In our special issue, a look at how voters granted a historic third term, but without a majority and an object lesson to rule by consensus. Also in the issue are detailed analyses of how the largest exercise in democracy played out in the states, an auto special and a Q&A with Sukhwinder Singh.

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In our cover story, a look at how the BJD patriarch faces his fiercest challenge ever. Also in the issue, the anatomy of the Pune Porsche outrage, the Rajkot fire tragedy, the influence of influencers in politics and a Q&A with Manoj Bajpayee.

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