An exclusive excerpt from Sambit Pal's book that attempts to explain the reasons behind the recent surge in support for the BJP in West Bengal.
India Today Editor-in-Chief talks about the reasons behind Hindutva filling the ideological vacuum and PM Modi's continuing popularity, in the February 1, 2021 edition of the India Today Magazine.
New leadership could give a new dimension to governance and KTR could infuse the much-needed youthfulness into the processes, while continuing the old-world charm of KCR's governance.
Short in stature with a very tall legacy, India's second Prime Minister needs to stay in the country's cognisance. Sandeep Shastri's book is the right step in that direction.
For years, Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook turned a blind eye to everything the ultra-right and Trumpists did on the platform. All in the name of free speech.
Dr BR Ambedkar's speech, Grammar of Anarchy, has become all the more relevant today, given the frequent attempts to sabotage parliamentary legislations.
It is not all about the younger Paswan. With Mukesh Sahani, Chirag and Tejashwi, all qualifying as "young", the fate of Bihar’s future leadership depend on how they measure on the other parameters.
So far BJP has shown a lack of appetite for the fight at hand in Punjab. But the party may just be gathering its ammunition.
KCR and Jaganmohan Reddy’s silence over their recent Delhi visits reveals more than it hides.
India Today Editor-in-Chief Aroon Purie talks about the implications of the farmers’ agitation and its impact on India’s breadbasket state, in the December 21, 2020 edition of the India Today Magazine.
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