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POLITICS

| 5-minute read

Donald Trump, India-US Ties, Narendra Modi, howdy modi

How India needs to handle Donald Trump

A president who declares himself as a 'stable genius' and makes foreign policy based on instincts cannot be tackled easily.

Kanwal Sibal

POLITICS

| 5-minute read

Lebanon protests, saad hariri, Sectarianism, hezbollah

Why Lebanon's happiest depressed people may end up more disappointed

Lebanon is one of the most indebted countries in the world. Those demanding change are doing it with songs and dance.

Vandana

@Vandana5

VARIETY

| 4-minute read

Mahatma Gandhi, CBSE, my experiments with truth

Why Mahatma Gandhi's views on education are important today

Gandhi's most important and prescriptive principle was to the effect that what you do with your hands will enter your heart.

Dinesh Singh

POLITICS

| 4-minute read

Xi Jinping, Communist Party of China, china-nepal relations, Belt and Road Initiative

How Xi Jinping crossed the Nepal hurdle

Important projects impacting India's security were inked between China and Nepal.

Claude Arpi

ART & CULTURE

| Shorts In The Dark | 5-minute read

Joker, todd phillips, joaquin phoenix, Hollywood

Shorts In The Dark

A peek into the Joker's mind

When the film ended, I instinctively looked around for my mask before I realised I was wearing it already.

Palash Krishna Mehrotra

@palashmehrotra

POLITICS

| Musings from afar | 4-minute read

China-nepal relations, xi jinpiing, Tibet, Hong Kong protests

Musings from afar

China-Nepal ties are deepening. What can India do?

There is no point bemoaning Chinese presence.

Harsh V Pant

LIFE

| 3-minute read

Single women, Motherhood, Census 2011, Women Empowerment

How the single Indian woman is guarding her freedom

India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why independent Indian women are embracing the unattached life, in the October 21 edition of India Today magazine.

Aroon Purie

@aroonpurie

VARIETY

| 4-minute read

Abhijit banerjee, esther duflo, michael kremer, Nobel Prize

How Nobel for Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer rewards curiosity

Over time, through the interventions of these economists, nations like India could change policy designs on improving delivery outcomes.

Deepanshu Mohan

@prats1810

VARIETY

| 6-minute read

Custodial death, Custodial Torture, kautilya, arthashastra

Is over-reliance on confessions inviting killings in custody?

Pradeep Tomar was reportedly called in to the police station for questioning in connection with the murder of a woman.

Vandana

@Vandana5

Open to Opinion

VARIETY

#Modern love
Traditional love
The Amazon Prime series packs a lot of emotional truth. It skips all the emotional manipulation.
Vandana @Vandana5

POLITICS

#Maharashtra Polls
BJP's Midas touch
Exit polls suggest BJP will retain power in the two states. But what do the numbers portend for the Congress?
Makarand R Paranjape @MakrandParanspe

VARIETY

#Joker
We are the Joker Smile. You are the Joker. So am I.
Why does it disturb us so much, hearing a character like Arthur Fleck speak about being tired of being happy all the time?
Ananya Bhattacharya @ananya116

POLITICS

#Maharashtra Polls
Lessons from campaign
The Gandhis remained largely absent from campaigning even as Devendra Fadnavis found the full support of the Modi-Shah duo.
Sahil Joshi @sahiljoshii

MONEY

#Economic downturn
Economic gloom Why this is a not so Happy Diwali
India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why the economic gloom refuses to go away this festive season, in the October 28 edition of India Today magazine.
Aroon Purie @aroonpurie

POLITICS

How India needs to handle Donald Trump

A president who declares himself as a 'stable genius' and makes foreign policy based on instincts cannot be tackled easily.

POLITICS

Why Lebanon's happiest depressed people may end up more disappointed

Lebanon is one of the most indebted countries in the world. Those demanding change are doing it with songs and dance.

VARIETY

Why Mahatma Gandhi's views on education are important today

Gandhi's most important and prescriptive principle was to the effect that what you do with your hands will enter your heart.

POLITICS

How Xi Jinping crossed the Nepal hurdle

Important projects impacting India's security were inked between China and Nepal.

ART & CULTURE

A peek into the Joker's mind

When the film ended, I instinctively looked around for my mask before I realised I was wearing it already.

POLITICS

China-Nepal ties are deepening. What can India do?

There is no point bemoaning Chinese presence.

LIFE

How the single Indian woman is guarding her freedom

India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why independent Indian women are embracing the unattached life, in the October 21 edition of India Today magazine.

VARIETY

How Nobel for Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer rewards curiosity

Over time, through the interventions of these economists, nations like India could change policy designs on improving delivery outcomes.

VARIETY

Is over-reliance on confessions inviting killings in custody?

Pradeep Tomar was reportedly called in to the police station for questioning in connection with the murder of a woman.

Open to Opinion

#Modern love Traditional love Modern Love: Nothing modern about this love The Amazon Prime series packs a lot of emotional truth. It skips all the emotional manipulation.Vandana @Vandana5

#Maharashtra Polls BJP's Midas touch Why the BJP looks set to retain its Midas touch in Maharashtra and Haryana Exit polls suggest BJP will retain power in the two states. But what do the numbers portend for the Congress?Makarand R Paranjape @MakrandParanspe

#Joker We are the Joker Smile. You are the Joker. So am I. Why does it disturb us so much, hearing a character like Arthur Fleck speak about being tired of being happy all the time?Ananya Bhattacharya @ananya116

#Maharashtra Polls Lessons from campaign Takeaways from Maharashtra polls: Congress-NCP fought to save face, BJP like there is no tomorrow The Gandhis remained largely absent from campaigning even as Devendra Fadnavis found the full support of the Modi-Shah duo.Sahil Joshi @sahiljoshii

#Economic downturn Economic gloom Why this is a not so Happy Diwali India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why the economic gloom refuses to go away this festive season, in the October 28 edition of India Today magazine.Aroon Purie @aroonpurie

A president who declares himself as a 'stable genius' and makes foreign policy based on instincts cannot be tackled easily.

Lebanon is one of the most indebted countries in the world. Those demanding change are doing it with songs and dance.

Gandhi's most important and prescriptive principle was to the effect that what you do with your hands will enter your heart.

Important projects impacting India's security were inked between China and Nepal.

When the film ended, I instinctively looked around for my mask before I realised I was wearing it already.

There is no point bemoaning Chinese presence.

India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why independent Indian women are embracing the unattached life, in the October 21 edition of India Today magazine.

Over time, through the interventions of these economists, nations like India could change policy designs on improving delivery outcomes.

Pradeep Tomar was reportedly called in to the police station for questioning in connection with the murder of a woman.

#Modern love
Traditional love
The Amazon Prime series packs a lot of emotional truth. It skips all the emotional manipulation.
Vandana @Vandana5

#Maharashtra Polls
BJP's Midas touch
Exit polls suggest BJP will retain power in the two states. But what do the numbers portend for the Congress?
Makarand R Paranjape @MakrandParanspe

#Joker
We are the Joker Smile. You are the Joker. So am I.
Why does it disturb us so much, hearing a character like Arthur Fleck speak about being tired of being happy all the time?
Ananya Bhattacharya @ananya116

#Maharashtra Polls
Lessons from campaign
The Gandhis remained largely absent from campaigning even as Devendra Fadnavis found the full support of the Modi-Shah duo.
Sahil Joshi @sahiljoshii

#Economic downturn
Economic gloom Why this is a not so Happy Diwali
India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about why the economic gloom refuses to go away this festive season, in the October 28 edition of India Today magazine.
Aroon Purie @aroonpurie