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ART & CULTURE

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Patipatniaurwoh, Bollywood, #MeToo, sheesha

Pati Patni Aur Woh: Why Bollywood refuses to grow up even in the time of #MeToo

The film industry continues to fail in terms of onscreen portrayal of sexual harassment, especially in the shadow of its legacy of trivialising the issue.

Gautam Chintamani

@GChintamani

POLITICS

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Kartarpur Corridor: Pakistan using faith to sow unrest

Pakistan's intention behind the very noble Kartarpur Sahib Gurudwara corridor project is nothing but ignoble.

Sushant Sareen

@sushantsareen

POLITICS

| 5-minute read

Ayodhyaverdict, ram mandir, Babri Masjid, Ayodhya

Ayodhya verdict: How the Supreme Court arrived at the decision

The apex court said the disputed 2.77-acre site in Ayodhya be given to a government-run trust for the building of a temple and a five-acre plot at a 'prominent site' will be given for a mosque.

DailyBite

VOICES

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Pollution, Delhi pollution, air quality, firecrackers

Don't breathe. Baaki sab first class hai

Our freedom of expression is now at loggerheads with our freedom to breathe.

Ananya Bhattacharya

@ananya116

VARIETY

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Mumbaimetro, aareyforest, BJP, shivsena, wildlifeprotectionact, biodiversityconservation, maharashtraassemblypolls2019

What is the Aarey vs Mumbai Metro war?

Will the green patch covering nearly 4,000 acres of Mumbai land be the collateral to Mumbai's ambitious Metro car shed?

Rajeshwari Ganesan

@rajeshwaridotg

VARIETY

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India Today Sex Survey 2019: Chronicling the private life of the nation

India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about changes that have influenced the nation's intimate relations, in the November 11 edition of India Today.

Aroon Purie

@aroonpurie

VARIETY

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Pollution, air quality, Delhi pollution, Arvind Kejriwal

Delhi has a robust plan to clean the air. Will Centre do its bit?

The topmost polluted cities of India are in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana.

Sayantan Ghosh

@sayantan_gh

POLITICS

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On 'yuva' netas from old clans

The BJP targeted Rahul Gandhi as a symptom of dynastic politics, but it has little to say about the Chautalas, the Pawars or the Reddys.

Shiv Visvanathan

@ShivVisvanathan

VARIETY

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Burking, ncrb data, Indian Police, policing in india

NCRB crime data is a farce. This is what needs to be done to stop burking

Police performance is judged on the basis of the number of crimes reported. It helps to under-report numbers.

Shailesh Gandhi

@shaileshgan

Open to Opinion

SPORTS

#Dhoni
Life after cricket
Dhoni fans don't seem to have had enough of his helicopter shots, his stumpings and most importantly the 'Dhoni Review System'.
Sucharita Sen @Twittswitch

POLITICS

#Kartarpurcorridor
Pakistan's ignoble motives The Fine Print On Kartarpur
Has Pakistan decided to abandon its revanchist policies against India?
Kanwal Sibal

POLITICS

#Rammandir
Justice for all
The basis of the verdict delivered is not faith or belief system but, purely and clearly, the law of the land.
Vinay Sahasrabuddhe @vinay1011

VARIETY

#Pollution
Haze capital Rescue plan for the 'Haze Capital'
Indians are probably getting too used to pollution!
Nilanjan Ghosh

VARIETY

#Citizenrights
The Vulnerable Indian
India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why the threat to citizen rights and civil liberties is mounting, in the November 18 edition of the India Today Magazine.
Aroon Purie @aroonpurie

ART & CULTURE

Pati Patni Aur Woh: Why Bollywood refuses to grow up even in the time of #MeToo

The film industry continues to fail in terms of onscreen portrayal of sexual harassment, especially in the shadow of its legacy of trivialising the issue.

POLITICS

Kartarpur Corridor: Pakistan using faith to sow unrest

Pakistan's intention behind the very noble Kartarpur Sahib Gurudwara corridor project is nothing but ignoble.

POLITICS

Ayodhya verdict: How the Supreme Court arrived at the decision

The apex court said the disputed 2.77-acre site in Ayodhya be given to a government-run trust for the building of a temple and a five-acre plot at a 'prominent site' will be given for a mosque.

VOICES

Don't breathe. Baaki sab first class hai

Our freedom of expression is now at loggerheads with our freedom to breathe.

VARIETY

What is the Aarey vs Mumbai Metro war?

Will the green patch covering nearly 4,000 acres of Mumbai land be the collateral to Mumbai's ambitious Metro car shed?

VARIETY

India Today Sex Survey 2019: Chronicling the private life of the nation

India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about changes that have influenced the nation's intimate relations, in the November 11 edition of India Today.

VARIETY

Delhi has a robust plan to clean the air. Will Centre do its bit?

The topmost polluted cities of India are in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana.

POLITICS

On 'yuva' netas from old clans

The BJP targeted Rahul Gandhi as a symptom of dynastic politics, but it has little to say about the Chautalas, the Pawars or the Reddys.

VARIETY

NCRB crime data is a farce. This is what needs to be done to stop burking

Police performance is judged on the basis of the number of crimes reported. It helps to under-report numbers.

Open to Opinion

#Dhoni Life after cricket What would life be like for Dhoni after cricket? Dhoni fans don't seem to have had enough of his helicopter shots, his stumpings and most importantly the 'Dhoni Review System'.Sucharita Sen @Twittswitch

#Kartarpurcorridor Pakistan's ignoble motives The Fine Print On Kartarpur Has Pakistan decided to abandon its revanchist policies against India?Kanwal Sibal

#Rammandir Justice for all Ayodhya verdict: Justice for all, loss to none The basis of the verdict delivered is not faith or belief system but, purely and clearly, the law of the land.Vinay Sahasrabuddhe @vinay1011

#Pollution Haze capital Rescue plan for the 'Haze Capital' Indians are probably getting too used to pollution!Nilanjan Ghosh

#Citizenrights The Vulnerable Indian Increasing threats to civil liberties in India India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why the threat to citizen rights and civil liberties is mounting, in the November 18 edition of the India Today Magazine.Aroon Purie @aroonpurie

The film industry continues to fail in terms of onscreen portrayal of sexual harassment, especially in the shadow of its legacy of trivialising the issue.

Pakistan's intention behind the very noble Kartarpur Sahib Gurudwara corridor project is nothing but ignoble.

The apex court said the disputed 2.77-acre site in Ayodhya be given to a government-run trust for the building of a temple and a five-acre plot at a 'prominent site' will be given for a mosque.

Our freedom of expression is now at loggerheads with our freedom to breathe.

Will the green patch covering nearly 4,000 acres of Mumbai land be the collateral to Mumbai's ambitious Metro car shed?

India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about changes that have influenced the nation's intimate relations, in the November 11 edition of India Today.

The topmost polluted cities of India are in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana.

The BJP targeted Rahul Gandhi as a symptom of dynastic politics, but it has little to say about the Chautalas, the Pawars or the Reddys.

Police performance is judged on the basis of the number of crimes reported. It helps to under-report numbers.

#Dhoni
Life after cricket
Dhoni fans don't seem to have had enough of his helicopter shots, his stumpings and most importantly the 'Dhoni Review System'.
Sucharita Sen @Twittswitch

#Kartarpurcorridor
Pakistan's ignoble motives The Fine Print On Kartarpur
Has Pakistan decided to abandon its revanchist policies against India?
Kanwal Sibal

#Rammandir
Justice for all
The basis of the verdict delivered is not faith or belief system but, purely and clearly, the law of the land.
Vinay Sahasrabuddhe @vinay1011

#Pollution
Haze capital Rescue plan for the 'Haze Capital'
Indians are probably getting too used to pollution!
Nilanjan Ghosh

#Citizenrights
The Vulnerable Indian
India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why the threat to citizen rights and civil liberties is mounting, in the November 18 edition of the India Today Magazine.
Aroon Purie @aroonpurie