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.
Firecracker-manufacturing in India is a little-regulated industry, and there is no saying what chemicals are used in them.
Good health and prosperity are great. But we want more.
Why, post-Diwali, Dante's seven circles of hell are in Delhi?
Time is short. But your goals need not be.
Logically speaking, what’s even there in soan papdis? A sweet like sawdust in layers is no sweet at all.
There are more similarities than differences that Indians of different religions share.
Outside India, Diwali is celebrated with joy in Nepal and Bhutan. But in Pakistan and Bangladesh, ironically once part of India itself, the glow of Diwali is much dimmer.
A Punjabi family from Mumbai made the city feel like home for me. With all the warmth of Deepawali.
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Quantum Leap | 3-minute read
Stubble burning, smog, blame game, talk of tough measures and then a hiatus of a year. We need to break this cycle.
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