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THE PISTOL QUEEN
PARIS 2024 WASN'T JUST ABOUT THE OLYMPIC MEDALS MANU BHAKER WON, IT WAS AS MUCH ABOUT THE DEMONS OF TOKYO 2020 THAT SHE EXORCISED. THE INSPIRING STORY OF A TRUE TURNAROUND CHAMPION
IN A SPOT OF TROUBLE
TWO YEARS AFTER AFRICAN CHEETAHS WERE BROUGHT TO KUNO NATIONAL PARK IN MADHYA PRADESH, THE GOVERNMENT CALLS THE PROJECT A SUCCESS. CONSERVATIONISTS ARE NOT SO SURE
For the Love of Horses
Muzaffar Ali's upcoming exhibition, Farasnama-The Legend of the Horse, celebrates the equine figure across mediums
Burmese Days
Paul Theroux's new novel is a fictionalised account of George Orwell's time in Burma
TOUCHING A NEW NADIR
WITH INDIA-CANADA TIES PLUMMETING OVER THE TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT'S LATEST CHARGES, ECONOMIC RELATIONS MIGHT BECOME A VICTIM OF THE SPAT
SIDDA'S CASTE RESORT
An embattled chief minister, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) looming in the background, a contentious caste census and high-stakes bypolls.
Banking on Hindutva Again
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat's ceremonial Vijayadashami speech this year featured an impassioned plea for Hindu unification, coming with a stark warning: weakness is a sin that even the gods disdain.
A RENAMING SPREE
In a state where Naveen Patnaik and his Biju Janata Dal seem to have left an enduring legacy following their 24-year rule, the new Mohan Charan Majhi-led Bharatiya Janata Party government seems determined to overturn it and leave its own stamp on the public face of policy.
Essential Ratios To Navigate Your Finances
Use these 10 key performance indicators or KPIs to analyse your financial status and monitor the progress toward wealth creation
BJP's Haryana Hurricane
Its Stupendous Win In The State Rejuvenates The Cadre And Hands The Party A Ready Template To Follow In The Upcoming Polls In Maharashtra And Jharkhand
A SHOW OF MILESTONES
GALLERY ESPACE CELEBRATES ITS 35TH YEAR BY LOOKING BACK AND STEPPING FORWARD
Lose Control
Vikramaditya Motwane examines the perils of digital dependence in his screenlife thriller Ctrl
Hitting Their Stride
Under Harmanpreet Singh's stewardship, the Indian hockey team has had a string of recent successes
BREATHLESS OVER KABADDI
The Pro Kabaddi League has proven to be a shot in the arm for the contact sport. The new season, which will begin on October 18, is eagerly awaited
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
Use this formula to find out how your investment is doing and how much you are actually gaining from it
SHINING SURGE IN GOLD LOANS
The rising price of gold has encouraged people to borrow against the yellow metal, as they get better terms for this asset compared to other forms of borrowing
AYUSHMAN BHARAT AND SENIOR CITIZENS
The extension of the national PMJAY health insurance scheme to over-70 seniors could be a social security game-changer. Meanwhile, relief for depositors if your bank fails
TITAN WHO DARED TO DREAM BIG
Remembering the gentle giant who turned steel into dreams, cars into revolutions, and boardrooms into launching pads for India’s global ambitions, while redefining corporate philanthropy
UPHILL TASK FOR AJIT PAWAR
Having burnt bridges with uncle Sharad and being the odd one out in the Mahayuti, deputy CM Ajit Pawar is trying to regain his standing by projecting a friendlier avatar
LESSONS NOT LEARNT
THE GRAND OLD PARTY’S SELF-DEFEATING MOVES LEAD TO ANOTHER LOSS IN HARYANA. IF IT DOES NOT RIGHT ITS SHIP IN TIME, ITS PROSPECTS COULD SINK IN MAHARASHTRA AND JHARKHAND TOO
NOW FOR THE HARD PART
WHILE I.N.D.1.A THWARTED THE BJP’S KASHMIR PLANS, OMAR ABDULLAH WILL FIND IT TOUGH TO MEET PEOPLE’S EXPECTATIONS. GIVEN J&K’S UT STATUS, THE CENTRE HOLDS THE KEY LEVERS OF POWER
THE BJP DILEMMA
On September 29, Kirodi Lal Meena-the 72-yearold Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) veteran in Rajasthan-attended a cabinet meeting. Why was that an event?
Jostling for Tribal Trust
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's intensified focus on Jharkhand, particularly its tribal population, has put adrenaline into the state's electoral landscape.
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION
The craggy ravines have never disappointed Bollywood. The Sunil Dutt starrer Mujhe Jeene Do (1963), Putli Bai (1972), Dacait (1987), with Sunny Deol in the lead, Bandit Queen (1994) and Paan Singh Tomar (2012)-the dacoit genre had Madhya Pradesh as one of its most sought after filming destinations for six decades.
TIPPING POINT
As the autumn leaves begin to fall in Punjab, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) finds itself in familiar territory in the state-embroiled in internal strife just as another crucial election looms on the horizon.
STRIKING AT MAOIST ROOTS
Intelligence gathering, planning and execution by security forces came together in a perfect operation against the People's Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA), the armed wing of the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist) in Chhattisgarh.
Now Cyber Kinetic Warfare
The coordinated pager attacks that struck the Hezbollah raise the spectre of cyber kinetic warfare, which combines communication technologies with physical destruction. India faces a heightened risk as most of its connected devices depend on Chinese and foreign components
The-Politics Of Purity
The Tirupati laddoo controversy reflects the worrying trend of using even prasad for divisive ends
One Smart Apple
Blending artificial intelligence with the familiar, the latest iPhones are turning heads.
THE WIND WHISPERER
MEET THE MERCEDES-BENZ CLE 300 CABRIOLET, WHERE COMFORT MEETS THE OPEN SKY