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Highlights of India Today 31st March 2025 issue:

Awareness and education remain key to bring about change the startling truths about our civic and social attitudes revealed by a pioneering survey. Also in the issue, the Enforcement Directorate goes big on restitution, the new and rising stars of a new IPL season and a Q&A with Abhishek Bachchan.

TEJASWI'S NEW POLL PLAYBOOK

When the odds don't favour you, change the playbook.

4 mins

SEARCH DEEPENS FOR A NEW BOSS

Euphoric after the poll victories in three states, the BJP has 'renewed' the search for a new party president to succeed Jagat Prakash Nadda.

4 mins

The Sikh Clergy Turmoil

In the past four months, Sikhism’s three key politico-religious institutions—the Akal Takht, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) and the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD)—have plunged into turmoil. This institutional flux has created a dangerous void that experts warn could embolden radical elements in Punjab’s socio-political landscape.

3 mins

SAMAJWADI'S ASSET AND CHIEF LIABILITY

The Samajwadi Party (SP) is in a strange bind in Gujarat. Kutiyana and neighbouring It won two municipalitiesRanavav-in the recent local body polls for 68 municipalities, three taluka panchayats and the Junagadh Municipal Corporation.

3 mins

FAULT LINES RESURFACE

On March 17, a group of Hindu right-wing activists gathered at the old Mahal neighbourhood in Nagpur to demand the demolition of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's tomb in Khultabad in Maharashtra.

3 mins

A LIQUOR UPROAR

The setting: snow-covered Gulmarg.

3 mins

MAPPING INDIA'S GROSS DOMESTIC BEHAVIOUR-

A PIONEERING SURVEY REVEALS SOME STARTLING TRUTHS ABOUT OUR CIVIC AND SOCIAL ATTITUDES. AWARENESS AND EDUCATION REMAIN KEY TO BRING ABOUT CHANGE

8 mins

GAUGING THE CONSCIENCE QUOTIENT

India’s civic values exhibit stark contrasts across states—while some lay complete store by integrity and responsibility, others are marred by corruption and ethical ambiguity

1 mins

The Compliance Conundrum

Indians know civic responsibility but often don't practise it. This survey reveals the disconnect between awareness and real-world behaviour

5 mins

THE FEAR FACTOR

The GDB survey results on public safety expose a diverse range of challenges, each demanding nuanced, state-specific solutions

1 mins

A Battle to Win their Trust

The public safety survey reveals a nation neither wholly secure nor entirely anxious but rather existing in a curious state of in-between—a patchwork quilt of confidence and concern

3 mins

CRACKS IN EQUALITY

While Indian society embraces gender equality in education and employment, entrenched patriarchy continues to shape household decisions and personal freedoms for women

1 mins

A Question of Agency

The survey brings up concerning trends for women whose competence, qualification or potential agency are blunted in order that they conform within the patriarchal stronghold

4 mins

THE SLOW BLURRING OF BOUNDARIES

Caste or religious discrimination find fewer takers, but the boundaries stay firm when it comes to marriage outside faith or caste group

1 mins

A Gradual Move Towards Inclusivity

Surprising results from several states—on religion and employment, for instance—point at softening attitudes on old divisions. The most liberal of our communities reside in all corners of the country

3 mins

RETURNING THE BOOTY

THE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTORATE HAS MADE RESTITUTION A PRIORITY, AGGRESSIVELY TRACING ILLICIT FUNDS, MONETISING SEIZED ASSETS AND ENSURING THAT VICTIMS OF FINANCIAL FRAUD RECEIVE THEIR RIGHTFUL DUES

6 mins

WIPING OUT THE STIGMA

At long last, villages in western Maharashtra are taking it upon themselves to stop the practice of ostracising widows. Many of them are also taking steps to ensure the ladies have a better future

6 mins

NEW STARS ON THE HORIZON

Every IPL season unfailingly brings us new cricketing heroes who dazzle us with their skills. A look at some of the players who could set the season on fire

7 mins

THE ART OF FASHION

DESIGNER SABYASACHI MUKHERJEE'S ART FOUNDATION FINDS A LASTING HOME AT ASIAN PAINTS' NILAYA ANTHOLOGY IN MUMBAI

3 mins

HOME AND THE WORLD

A group art exhibition at TRI Art & Culture, Kolkata, offers an unconventional take on the concept of 'home'

1 mins

Drama in UNIFORM

NEERAJ PANDEY HAS MANAGED TO ROPE IN THE LEADING STARS OF BANGLA CINEMA FOR NETFLIX'S KHAKEE: THE BENGAL CHAPTER

2 mins

GUY NEXT DOOR

Nikhil Madhok is bringing his brand of relatable programming to Amazon Prime India as its head of original content

2 mins

FOR THE LOVE OF BIRDS

ASAD RAHMANI'S MEMOIR, LIVING WITH BIRDS, CEMENTS HIS REPUTATION AS INDIA'S GREATEST LIVING ORNITHOLOGIST

2 mins

Lost and Found

A new anthology of essays on the quest to find birds that haven't been spotted for decades

2 mins

Don't Worry...

BE HAPPY. THAT'S THE DANCE-DRAMA FILM ABHISHEK BACHCHAN STARS IN, ABOUT A WIDOWER AND HIS DAUGHTER WHO HAS DANCE REALITY SHOW DREAMS

1 mins

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