India Today Editor-in-Chief talks about how we got to the second wave of Covid and how we can tide over the crisis, in the April 19, 2021 edition of the India Today Magazine.
India Today Editor-in-Chief talks about how we got to the second wave of Covid and how we can tide over the crisis, in the April 19, 2021 edition of the India Today Magazine.
The book, which won Frank McCourt the Pulitzer Prize, is a blend of pathos and humour that you will read through with a smile, fully mindful of the tragedy of battered lives and broken shoes.
The book, which won Frank McCourt the Pulitzer Prize, is a blend of pathos and humour that you will read through with a smile, fully mindful of the tragedy of battered lives and broken shoes.
How should the budding romance between the protagonists be depicted on screen, when the script forbids them from directly doing so? Enter buskers and vicarious music to aid.
How should the budding romance between the protagonists be depicted on screen, when the script forbids them from directly doing so? Enter buskers and vicarious music to aid.
India Today Editor-in-Chief speaks about the exclusive interview with BJP Chief JP Nadda and how the party intends to use nationalism rather than Hindutva as its future strategy, in the April 12, 2021 edition of the India Today Magazine.
One of the tallest leaders and founders of the BJP, LK Advani, recounts his racy political career in the memoir written straight from his heart. A worthy read on the party’s foundation day.
A fitting tribute to the writer, director and actor P Balachandran, Ulladakkam explores his prowess as a script-writer of creating a psychological thriller that is realistic without being schlocky.
Through this Act, the Centre has made it mandatory that the Delhi government will have to seek the LG's opinion on any executive decisions passed in the Cabinet, restricting the Delhi Legislative Assembly's powers.
If you look at Indian elections, it is indeed a 'game'. To be precise, a one-day game! A day is often enough to change the course of the election results.
With painstaking research and rich detailing, author Madhav Hada delves deep into the Meera that he knows, the Meera that we know, and the Meera that has mostly stayed buried deep in the recesses of history.
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