India Today - August 28, 2017

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Highlights of India Today 28th August 2017, issue:

Both President and Vice-President from the NDA camp, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar seeking BJP's support to form a new government... is it right to think that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is invincible? Find out this and more as this week's edition covers the India Today-Karvy Insights Mood of the Nation poll.

Chairman emeritus of Raymond, 78-year-old Vijaypat Singhania, does not have a proper roof over his head. A court battle between him and son Gautam shakes up one of India's largest clothing brands. Read 'A Bitter Suit' this week in the India Today magazine.

From being called 'kalua' back in his childhood days to being the "dark in demand" guy - actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui speaks to India Today on his upcoming film Babumoshai Bandookbaaz.

The issue also comes with two free magazines: Home, and Simply Hyderabad.

What Killed The Children

What Killed The Children

3 mins

Stirring Kannadiga Pride

The protest over Hindi signages on Bengaluru Metro sets off another bout of language chauvinism and gives the Congress a stick to beat the BJP with

2 mins

Warming Up For The Finals

For both the TDP and YSR Congress, the Nandyal bypoll will hold early signs of which way the 2019 assembly elections may go

1 min

Worry Lines For The Economy

The grim jobs scenario is a pointer to a deeper economic crisis the government must urgently address

8 mins

How Much Longer To Oblivion?

Frustration with Rahul Gandhi’s prolonged inaction peaks, but he still remains the favourite to lead the party

6 mins

No More Chinese Whispers

High marks for foreign policy, caution on the internal security front. And why the government needs to worry about the rise in communal intolerance

4 mins

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