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India Today

Feb 21 2022
Magazine

India Today is the leading news magazine and most widely read publication in India. The magazine’s leadership is unquestioned, so much so that India Today is what Indian journalism is judged by, for its integrity and ability to bring unbiased and incisive perspective to arguably the most dynamic, yet perplexing, region in the world. Breaking news and shaping opinion, it is now a household name and the flagship brand of India’s leading multidimensional media group. Additionally, the weekly brings with it a range supplements like Women, Home, Aspire, Spice and Simply which focus on style, health, education, fashion, etc. and Indian cities.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

India Today

COVID’S LONG SHADOW

IS THE THIRD WAVE OVER?

MAN OF FEW WORDS

Sharks and Elephants

NATURAL CLAIMANT

FUNEREAL AIR

Charity Begins at Home

BATTLE LINES DRAWN IN TMC

Divide and Rule

PUNJAB POTBOILER • FOUR STRONG CONTENDERS ARE PITCHED IN A MULTI-POLAR ELECTORAL BATTLE. WHO WILL WIN THE DAY—AND PUNJAB?

It’s • SPRING AND PUNJAB’S LANDSCAPE is a radiant tapestry of shimmering green wheat fields and blazing yellow mustard patches. For its people, though, the winter of discontent lingers on. The flourishing frontier state has slid in recent years into a debilitating indebtedness, leaving much of its youth jobless and frustrated and its polity divided. The granary of India—Punjab produces one-fifth of India’s wheat and 12 per cent of the country’s rice—is grieving. Agriculture, the very thing that brought it so much prosperity, could be the kiss of death unless there is a radical shift in the existing pattern of high-intensity crop rotation between wheat and rice. Water tables have depleted to precipitous levels, as have crop productivity and income levels. The state is in the throes of a serious existential crisis and is struggling to rediscover its mojo.

THE ELECTION STAKES • IN 2017, THE CONGRESS SWEPT PUNJAB. WHAT WILL 2022 BRING?

CONGRESS

AAM AADMI PARTY

SHIROMANI AKALI DAL

PUNJAB LOK CONGRESS

THE Y-AXIS: Eight Squares on the Chessboard • The ‘Yadav belt’ in western UP is a traditional Samajwadi fortress. Can the party regain the ground it lost in 2017 or will the BJP spring another surprise?

Khatima Chronicles

THE YOUNG TURKS

NO EXES BAGGAGE

Dua, Salaam or Post-pollpourri?

LADIES CORNER

BY GOD OR BY LAW

GONE WITH THE WIND • ‘Team Rahul Gandhi’, the band of young leaders touted as the Congress scion’s able lieutenants, lies in disarray. Several of them have quit the party, others sulk openly

THE DISINTEGRATION OF TEAM RAHUL • These leaders were often projected in the media as members of the young team the Gandhi scion was building

ROLL CALL OF COUNSELLORS • Rahul Gandhi has sought the advice of these leaders at different phases of his political career

Subscribe and get upto 55% discount

NEGLECTED BASTIONS • CAN THE ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS BECOME THE FOCUS OF INDIA’S MILITARY STRATEGY AGAINST A BELLIGERENT CHINA? THERE IS PLENTY OF INTENT, BUT INSUFFICIENT MILITARY CAPACITY ON THE GROUND

TORONTO CALLING • A THIRD CHEAPER THAN THEIR US COUNTERPARTS AND WITH A MUCH MORE FLEXIBLE WORK PERMIT PROGRAMME, CANADIAN COLLEGES ARE BECOMING THE NEW DESTINATION FOR INDIAN STUDENTS

COLOUR ME Happy • The right shade can elevate your mood and bring positivity and serenity to your home

REMADE IN HINDI

United Colours of Lata • Apart from melody and octave range, Lata Mangeshkar’s songs were lit by a rare emotional intelligence

A WHITE FINCH IN FLIGHT • Lata Mangeshkar’s voice embodied a specific feminine persona that came to fill Indian cinema

THE MAGIC OF LATAJI

AT HOME IN THE WORLD...


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Frequency: Weekly Pages: 68 Publisher: Living Media India Limited Edition: Feb 21 2022

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  • Release date: February 12, 2022

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India Today is the leading news magazine and most widely read publication in India. The magazine’s leadership is unquestioned, so much so that India Today is what Indian journalism is judged by, for its integrity and ability to bring unbiased and incisive perspective to arguably the most dynamic, yet perplexing, region in the world. Breaking news and shaping opinion, it is now a household name and the flagship brand of India’s leading multidimensional media group. Additionally, the weekly brings with it a range supplements like Women, Home, Aspire, Spice and Simply which focus on style, health, education, fashion, etc. and Indian cities.

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

India Today

COVID’S LONG SHADOW

IS THE THIRD WAVE OVER?

MAN OF FEW WORDS

Sharks and Elephants

NATURAL CLAIMANT

FUNEREAL AIR

Charity Begins at Home

BATTLE LINES DRAWN IN TMC

Divide and Rule

PUNJAB POTBOILER • FOUR STRONG CONTENDERS ARE PITCHED IN A MULTI-POLAR ELECTORAL BATTLE. WHO WILL WIN THE DAY—AND PUNJAB?

It’s • SPRING AND PUNJAB’S LANDSCAPE is a radiant tapestry of shimmering green wheat fields and blazing yellow mustard patches. For its people, though, the winter of discontent lingers on. The flourishing frontier state has slid in recent years into a debilitating indebtedness, leaving much of its youth jobless and frustrated and its polity divided. The granary of India—Punjab produces one-fifth of India’s wheat and 12 per cent of the country’s rice—is grieving. Agriculture, the very thing that brought it so much prosperity, could be the kiss of death unless there is a radical shift in the existing pattern of high-intensity crop rotation between wheat and rice. Water tables have depleted to precipitous levels, as have crop productivity and income levels. The state is in the throes of a serious existential crisis and is struggling to rediscover its mojo.

THE ELECTION STAKES • IN 2017, THE CONGRESS SWEPT PUNJAB. WHAT WILL 2022 BRING?

CONGRESS

AAM AADMI PARTY

SHIROMANI AKALI DAL

PUNJAB LOK CONGRESS

THE Y-AXIS: Eight Squares on the Chessboard • The ‘Yadav belt’ in western UP is a traditional Samajwadi fortress. Can the party regain the ground it lost in 2017 or will the BJP spring another surprise?

Khatima Chronicles

THE YOUNG TURKS

NO EXES BAGGAGE

Dua, Salaam or Post-pollpourri?

LADIES CORNER

BY GOD OR BY LAW

GONE WITH THE WIND • ‘Team Rahul Gandhi’, the band of young leaders touted as the Congress scion’s able lieutenants, lies in disarray. Several of them have quit the party, others sulk openly

THE DISINTEGRATION OF TEAM RAHUL • These leaders were often projected in the media as members of the young team the Gandhi scion was building

ROLL CALL OF COUNSELLORS • Rahul Gandhi has sought the advice of these leaders at different phases of his political career

Subscribe and get upto 55% discount

NEGLECTED BASTIONS • CAN THE ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS BECOME THE FOCUS OF INDIA’S MILITARY STRATEGY AGAINST A BELLIGERENT CHINA? THERE IS PLENTY OF INTENT, BUT INSUFFICIENT MILITARY CAPACITY ON THE GROUND

TORONTO CALLING • A THIRD CHEAPER THAN THEIR US COUNTERPARTS AND WITH A MUCH MORE FLEXIBLE WORK PERMIT PROGRAMME, CANADIAN COLLEGES ARE BECOMING THE NEW DESTINATION FOR INDIAN STUDENTS

COLOUR ME Happy • The right shade can elevate your mood and bring positivity and serenity to your home

REMADE IN HINDI

United Colours of Lata • Apart from melody and octave range, Lata Mangeshkar’s songs were lit by a rare emotional intelligence

A WHITE FINCH IN FLIGHT • Lata Mangeshkar’s voice embodied a specific feminine persona that came to fill Indian cinema

THE MAGIC OF LATAJI

AT HOME IN THE WORLD...


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