India Today - May 19, 2025

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Highlights of India Today 19th May 2025 issue:
After Operation Sindoor, we take a look at how India and Pakistan stack up against each other in military might. Also in the issue, a look at why the BJP has played the caste census card, an interview with YouTube CEO Neal Mohan, content creators make a splash at the WAVES Summit and a Q&A with Kunal Kapoor.

PACT BRITANNICA

The biggest bilateral trade deal in Trump 2.0, India and the UK hold up a template for a storm-tossed world

3 mins

AI AS OUR COGNITIVE PARTNER

India will profit from partnering with AI to simulate futures, shape systems and solve complex challenges

2 mins

WAR OVER WATER SHARING HOTS UP

Possessive about river water, Punjab takes the unprecedented step of seizing control of Bhakra Nangal flow. Haryana seethes with anger and thirst

2 mins

MURMURS IN MURSHIDABAD

Amid a battle of narratives, clues from the burnt earth of Bengal speak of orchestration, not organic’ violence

2 mins

PATIENTS TURN GUINEA PIGS

A public hospital in Ahmedabad is under a cloud for illegal clinical trials on unwitting patients, with corrupt doctors in cahoots with pharma firms

2 mins

THE VALLEY OF WOES

A booming tourism season had already been felled by Pahalgam. Now Kashmir presents a microcosm of the utter disruption caused to ordinary life at wartime

2 mins

GRAND OLD WARPATH

All gloves are off in Rajasthan, as the Congress goes hell for leather against the Bhajan Lal Sharma regime, and finds itself being strafed by the ED

1 min

INDIA-PAKISTAN WAR!

PAKISTAN’S DANGEROUS GAMBIT AND HOW WE MATCHUP

10+ mins

WHY THE BJP PLAYED THE CASTE CARD

After sustained ambivalence on the issue, the party pivots to greenlight the caste enumeration exercise. It’s a high-stakes gamble, suggesting a strategic shift in the Hindutva 2.0 strategy

9 mins

"YouTube is a stage where creators can shine"

In an exclusive interview, Neal Mohan, CEO of YouTube, talks to Managing Editor M.G. Arun about the importance of India in the company's global creative ecosystem. Edited excerpts

9 mins

MAKING A BIG SPLASH

THE COMPETITIVE ARENA AT THE CREATE IN INDIA CHALLENGE AT WAVES 2025 BLAZED WITH TALENT AND INNOVATION. FOR PARTICIPANTS, IT WAS A STAGE THEY DREAMED OF

5 mins

THE GRAMMAR OF CONTROL

HEART LAMP—BANU MUSHTAQ’S INTERNATIONAL BOOKER: SHORTLISTED COLLECTION OF STORIES— BURNS BRIGHT WITH DEFIANCE

3 mins

Love Across Lines

BHAICHAND PATELS NOVELACROSS THE RIVER EXPLORES THE TENSION BETWEEN TRADITION AND MODERNITY THROUGH THE LIVES OF TWO YOUNG WOMEN FROM OLD DELHI

1 min

PRINCELY WHIRLS

Netflix's The Royals is a heady romance replete with lavish balls and the aroma of aristocracy

2 mins

SOUNDS OF FUSION

The Anirudh Varma Collective's third studio album, Sabr, offers a captivating fusion of classical and contemporary music

1 min

ON A HIGH

Playback and pop singer MADHUBANTI BAGCHI is a rising star of the Hindi film music industry

2 mins

SONGS OF FREEDOM

With her debut Hindi song, Afghan singer Aryana Sayeed hopes to reach out to a larger audience

1 min

A Knockout Punch from Kerala

ALAPPUZHA GYMKHANA lands a surprise hit, spotlighting small-town dreams and team spirit

1 min

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