India Today - June 12, 2023

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Highlights of India Today 12th June 2023: Faced with unprecedented crises, Narendra Modi pushed through daring reforms to weather the storm. But the challenge is to stay the course

Bold And Brave

Faced with a polycrisis, Narendra Modi pushed through daring reforms to weather the storm. But the challenge is to stay the course

10+ mins

THE SECURITY CORDON

Amit Shah's home ministry has managed to manufacture peace in tough situations, be it Kashmir, Punjab or the Northeast, though Manipur is a reminder of fraught realities

3 mins

STEADY AT THE WHEEL

The FM has run a tight ship through Covid and the war in Ukraine, but sluggish disinvestment and inflation remain significant problems

3 mins

Taking India To The World

Exports are already at a record high, and new trade agreements could give it a further boost. But a slowing global economy is cause for worry

3 mins

A Force Of The Future

Keeping the Chinese at bay, streamlining and modernising the armed forces, fortifying defence infrastructure and building self-reliance...it has been a long and demanding to-do list

3 mins

Our Own Global Outlook

Skillful balancing of national interests with the principle of common global good has been the hallmark of Indian foreign policy in the past four years

3 mins

SETTING A NEW COURSE

Having risen to the challenge of switching to online learning during Covid, the ministry is hard focusing on implementing the National Education Policy of 2020

2 mins

HIGH ON HIGHWAYS

Consistency and enduring zeal have been the hallmark of Nitin Gadkari's helmsmanship of the ministry, making it among the best performers

2 mins

QUIET DOER

Since taking charge of the railways ministry two years ago, Vaishnaw has been busy removing bottlenecks to speed up reforms

3 mins

FLIGHT CAPTAIN

The ministry has had to play facilitator rather than regulator for an aviation sector hit by inclement conditions

2 mins

A LONG HAUL

The numbers look promising, but the task to take India into the big league in global shipping remains

1 min

The Crude Reality

Cheaper crude oil imports from Russia have been a relief, but India has to step up domestic production

1 min

Picking Up Steam

Criticised for electricity woes last summer, the power ministry left nothing to chance this year

2 mins

Coal Comfort

After the scare last year, coal production and supply have stabilised; liberalisation has removed the key bottlenecks

1 min

GOING GREEN

It is time to phase out the support to electric vehicle makers as sustainable mobility gathers pace

1 min

Giving Them Credit

The sector will need some more hand-holding as it strains to recover from the effects of Covid-19 and the Ukraine war

1 min

FIELDING QUESTIONS

The ministry has had a tough time pushing reform and achieving its aim of improving farmers' incomes

1 min

BHARAT TO THE FORE

When it comes to scheme saturation, work continues apace, but the absence of an implementation model mars all good intentions

1 min

Healthy Progress

Ayush remains close to the government's heart as it works towards reform in education and regulation

1 min

ENSURING WELLNESS

Post-Covid, the health ministry has not rested on its laurels but has actively pursued the priorities that were derailed by the pandemic

3 mins

Reaching for the Stars

The ministry has pushed collaborations, be it private sector in space, PSUs for N-power stations or scientific research

1 min

Wiring Up the Nation

Speedy building of infrastructure and a push for indigenous production of telecom equipment have remained a key thrust

1 min

Restoring Balance

The new minister has his work cut out-iron out differences with the judiciary, strengthen judicial infrastructure and help reduce case pendency

1 min

A Thinner Canopy

India has set ambitious environmental goals for itself. But achieving them will require more than just conviction

2 mins

Mixed Signals

The aim to widen the broadcast coverage is commendable, but the ministry has to shed its 'controller' image

1 min

No Child's Play

The government has taken several steps for the welfare of women and children, but the real challenges run deeper

1 min

Water Vows

The Jal Jeevan Mission has made a commendable effort in trying to ease India's water woes and get functional tap connections to rural households. Much work remains in other projects

1 min

Sleepy Hollow

Cloaked as a suspenseful mystery, Anupama Mohan's debut novel is more concerned with metaphysical matters

2 mins

AUTUMN SONATA

Sound advice from Ruskin Bond on how to live a good life, especially in the twilight years

2 mins

FEMMES FATALE

Mariticide as a fast-track fix to may be wishful thinking, but Parini Shroff doesn't let it get in the way of a good story patriarchy

2 mins

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