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India Today

Jul 19 2021
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.

FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

India Today

DIVIDE AND RULE?

DREAM TEAM?

CAVERNOUS LOGIC

UNIFORM OPPOSITION

Bandi March

THE RETURN OF THE RENEGADE

PLAYING FOR THE TURN?

NOBODY’S ENEMY • Why the BJP has gone for newbie Dhami

A BREWING STORM

REFORM AND REPOSITION

DECODING MODI’S MEGA MAKEOVER • The cabinet overhaul was an exercise in rewarding performers and getting fresh talent to ensure delivery of promises. It was also about representation to electorally significant interest groups and building a next-gen leadership

PROMOTED MINISTERS

DROPPED MINISTERS

NEWBIES

GUTS AND GLORY • DELAYED AND NEARLY DERAILED BY COVID, THE TOKYO GAMES ARE FINALLY ON. A LOOK AT INDIA’S PREPARATIONS AND MEDAL PROSPECTS

INDIA AT TOKYO 2020

SUPER SHUTTLER

GOLDEN EYE

SPEARING AHEAD

POWER PACKED

LIFTING HOPE

SHE AIMS TO WIN

PUNCH PERFECT

HITTING HIS STRIDE

THRUST & PARRY

HIGH FLYER

VAULTING AMBITION

OLYMPIC CALENDAR • SPORTING HIGHLIGHTS AND SOME BIG DAYS FOR INDIAN ATHLETES

THE BIG IPO RUSH • Indian companies are making a beeline for the stock market, to ride its inexplicable buoyancy even in the midst of a pandemic. This year’s pipeline of new issues, as cleared by Sebi, is already worth around Rs 34,000 crore

THE MISSING DEAD • It’s now common knowledge that official Covid death figures grossly understate the reality. But why did this happen—systemic failure or worse?

HOW DID THE PATIENT DIE? • Registration of deaths has improved, but only one in five state the cause of death

Will the Covid deaths imbroglio impact compensation?

How deaths are registered in India

‘Dilip Kumar was both inspiration and aspiration’ • Dilip Kumar’s craft and personality embodied the magic that transcends Bollywood’s artifice

THREE CHEERS • EVEN AFTER 25 YEARS OF MAKING MUSIC TOGETHER, SHANKAR-EHSAAN-LOY ARE NOT DONE BELTING OUT HITS

THE RELUCTANT POPSTAR • Amit Trivedi has formed an independent record label to escape the gruelling demands of Bollywood

MAYBE NOT • ANJALI JOSEPH’S NEW NOVEL WORKS BEST AS A LOVE STORY. IT IS UNDONE WHEN IT TRIES EXCEEDING THAT BRIEF

TOO CLEVER BY HALF • From start-up culture to feminism, Tahmima Anam’s novel draws the right boxes. The only trouble is that it forgets to fill them in

POSTS FROM THE PAST • Several Instagram accounts are now using art to make Indian history cool again

Someone’s Always Listening • Apps like Clubhouse give you a voice—while threatening your privacy

YOU’VE GOT MAIL • The Newsletter renaissance

SWIMMING AGAINST THE STREAM • No Indian swimmer before Sajan Prakash has been able to automatically qualify for the Olympics. The 200 metre butterfly specialist says it is perseverance that has helped him make the ‘A’ cut


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Frequency: Weekly Pages: 72 Publisher: Living Media India Limited Edition: Jul 19 2021

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  • Release date: July 10, 2021

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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.

FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

India Today

DIVIDE AND RULE?

DREAM TEAM?

CAVERNOUS LOGIC

UNIFORM OPPOSITION

Bandi March

THE RETURN OF THE RENEGADE

PLAYING FOR THE TURN?

NOBODY’S ENEMY • Why the BJP has gone for newbie Dhami

A BREWING STORM

REFORM AND REPOSITION

DECODING MODI’S MEGA MAKEOVER • The cabinet overhaul was an exercise in rewarding performers and getting fresh talent to ensure delivery of promises. It was also about representation to electorally significant interest groups and building a next-gen leadership

PROMOTED MINISTERS

DROPPED MINISTERS

NEWBIES

GUTS AND GLORY • DELAYED AND NEARLY DERAILED BY COVID, THE TOKYO GAMES ARE FINALLY ON. A LOOK AT INDIA’S PREPARATIONS AND MEDAL PROSPECTS

INDIA AT TOKYO 2020

SUPER SHUTTLER

GOLDEN EYE

SPEARING AHEAD

POWER PACKED

LIFTING HOPE

SHE AIMS TO WIN

PUNCH PERFECT

HITTING HIS STRIDE

THRUST & PARRY

HIGH FLYER

VAULTING AMBITION

OLYMPIC CALENDAR • SPORTING HIGHLIGHTS AND SOME BIG DAYS FOR INDIAN ATHLETES

THE BIG IPO RUSH • Indian companies are making a beeline for the stock market, to ride its inexplicable buoyancy even in the midst of a pandemic. This year’s pipeline of new issues, as cleared by Sebi, is already worth around Rs 34,000 crore

THE MISSING DEAD • It’s now common knowledge that official Covid death figures grossly understate the reality. But why did this happen—systemic failure or worse?

HOW DID THE PATIENT DIE? • Registration of deaths has improved, but only one in five state the cause of death

Will the Covid deaths imbroglio impact compensation?

How deaths are registered in India

‘Dilip Kumar was both inspiration and aspiration’ • Dilip Kumar’s craft and personality embodied the magic that transcends Bollywood’s artifice

THREE CHEERS • EVEN AFTER 25 YEARS OF MAKING MUSIC TOGETHER, SHANKAR-EHSAAN-LOY ARE NOT DONE BELTING OUT HITS

THE RELUCTANT POPSTAR • Amit Trivedi has formed an independent record label to escape the gruelling demands of Bollywood

MAYBE NOT • ANJALI JOSEPH’S NEW NOVEL WORKS BEST AS A LOVE STORY. IT IS UNDONE WHEN IT TRIES EXCEEDING THAT BRIEF

TOO CLEVER BY HALF • From start-up culture to feminism, Tahmima Anam’s novel draws the right boxes. The only trouble is that it forgets to fill them in

POSTS FROM THE PAST • Several Instagram accounts are now using art to make Indian history cool again

Someone’s Always Listening • Apps like Clubhouse give you a voice—while threatening your privacy

YOU’VE GOT MAIL • The Newsletter renaissance

SWIMMING AGAINST THE STREAM • No Indian swimmer before Sajan Prakash has been able to automatically qualify for the Olympics. The 200 metre butterfly specialist says it is perseverance that has helped him make the ‘A’ cut


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