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  • India Today1 min read
    Weighing His Choices
    When Karan Nagpal turned 18, he was too busy carving out a relatively unconventional career path—floral design. Now 25, Nagpal, son of a librarian father and insurance agent mother, will vote for the first time. Nagpal believes in evaluating every pa
    India Today2 min read
    Curves In The Right Places
    From entryways to prayer rooms, arches are everywhere. They clearly make a bold statement. However, if you are still hesitant to use this design style, let us take you inside Pooja, a 2,980 sq ft tropical home in Calicut, Kerala that heroes arches. C
    India Today2 min read
    THE SlKHS: OUR HEROES & PRlDE OF lNDlA
    The event was graced by the presence of all the Sikh leaders featured in the book, along with their families, marking a momentous occasion for the community. Commencing with a captivating panel discussion, the event saw the participation of distingui
    India Today1 min read
    And Justice for All…
    The eldest child of doctor parents, S. Farzeen Rose, a final-year student of Legislative Law in Government Law College in Thiruvananthapuram has strong convictions in politics. Farzeen is unhappy with the state of the nation, and says the denial of j
    India Today2 min read
    Rural Resplendence
    Wanting to build his second home, photographer Atul Pratap Chauhan (who is also a close friend) decided what better place than his quaint little hometown. In our noisy and modern society landscape, he was craving quiet and simplicity. He was craving
    India Today1 min read
    Save Manipur
    It’s tough to live in Manipur in this day and age. And tougher, if one belongs to one of the country’s smallest communities. Obed Kharam is from the Kharam tribe, which has fewer than 1,200 members. The postgraduate student of political science at Ma
    India Today1 min readPolitical Ideologies
    Eye on Party Vision
    For the past decade, 30-year-old Gujarat resident Niravkumar Sanchaniya has not missed any opportunity to exercise his franchise and claims he tries to make an informed choice each time, studying the poll manifestos released by parties to understand
    India Today1 min read
    Bhima’s Grandsons
    Ambedkar Jayanti, on April 14, saw effusive birthday avowals from across India’s polity. It’s not only his ideas that are spreading. Three Ambedkar siblings are enlivening the electoral canvas this time. The best-known one, Babasaheb’s grandson Praka
    India Today1 min read
    No Entry
    with a name like C.N. Annadurai, distant city folks may expect ‘naïve tribals’ to treat the DMK’s incumbent MP in Tamil Nadu’s Tiruvannamalai constituency as a paragon of justice, if not an outright avatar of the legendary party founder. But resident
    India Today1 min read
    The Pataliputris
    Afamily ballad sung with just that touch of the blue notes. But to help make it less cloying, we get it laced with the edgy feel of ambition, grit, even a hint of vendetta. The unfulfilled saga of Lalu Prasad Yadav's two daughters, Misa Bharti and Ro
    India Today12 min read
    Why Gen V matters
    ON APRIL 11, JUST EIGHT DAYS BEFORE INDIANS GO TO VOTE in the first phase of the 2024 general election, social media was populated with a video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacting with seven top gaming influencers of the country. Recorded in
    India Today1 min read
    Wings To A Dream
    Bodhisattwa Sanghapriya was only 22 when he co-founded a drone company along with two of his friends in Odisha’s Sambalpur. Started with two clients in 2018, now IG Drones supplies ultra-modern drones to 300-plus clients, including the Indian militar
    India Today2 min read
    Blood Moon In The East
    Childhood friends find themselves on opposing sides of a conflict. Over this well-established trope, Nikhil J. Alva imposes the Mizo National Front uprising of 1966-1967 that was brutally put down by the Indian state. In the maelstrom of the insurgen
    India Today3 min read
    A Fight For Kashmir’s Future
    Winding its way through the Pir Panjal mountains amidst breathtaking scenic beauty, the ancient road into the landlocked Kashmir Valley helped the Mughals under Akbar to gain a foothold in the Valley in the 16th century. Known thereafter as the Mugha
    India Today1 min read
    Seeking, Leaders of Principles
    For this fourth-generation entrepreneur from the famous restaurant chain Bikanervala, it is important that leaders prioritise initiatives supporting women's empowerment, gender equality and foster an environment conducive to the growth of small busin
    India Today3 min read
    The Time Traveller
    “Painting isn’t only about beauty. It’s also about pain,” says the eminent artist Gulammohammed Sheikh, nodding emphatically. The 87-year-old painter and poet, a National Award winner and Padma Shri as well as a Padma Bhushan, has won many accolades
    India Today1 min read
    Unlike Father
    A.K. Antony—a.k.a. St Antony. His dad wasn’t so christened because of any evangelical zeal; the only thing the Congress veteran spread zealously, almost to a painful degree, was his own USP around an image of pristine purity in politics. His son Anil
    India Today1 min read
    Take Five
    Upgrade your dining room with table linen in soft lilac with hints of yellow and red, and a dance of pretty flowers. Soundarya Linen Cotton Napkin by vVyom By Shuchita; PRICE ₹1,800 onwards; AT www.vvyom.com A quick fix for spring-summer is taking a
    India Today1 min readFinance & Money Management
    Financial Technology Key Segments
    The payments and Baas sector dominates India's fintech landscape due to widespread demand for digital payment methods and customised banking solutions. Some of the sectors are Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) The platform enables non-banking entities to o
    India Today2 min readArchitecture
    Marvels in Mud
    Mud proves to be an excellent material for circular design, requiring minimal energy from raw sourcing to building and eventual eco-friendly demolition, creating structures with a zero-energy footprint. Its proper thickness offers thermal insulation,
    India Today2 min read
    The Missus Card
    Never did a bride get a better wedding gift as Kumari Anita did on April 9. The newly-wedded wife of convicted felon Ashok Mahto was given the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) ticket for the Munger Lok Sabha seat, where she will be taking on the Janata Dal
    India Today2 min read
    India Today
    CHAIRMAN AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Aroon Purie VICE CHAIRPERSON AND EXECUTIVE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Kalli Purie GROUP CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Dinesh Bhatia GROUP EDITORIAL DIRECTOR: Raj Chengappa CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Manoj Sharma GROUP CREATIVE EDITOR: Ni
    India Today2 min read
    Policy Over Populism
    For a first-time voter sans any political affiliation, 20-year-old Computer Science Engineering student Tanya Gupta is forthright in her political views. Daughter of a businessman father and a working mother, Gupta calls voting her fundamental right
    India Today3 min read
    Bjp Eyes A Hat Trick Of Sweeps
    As the mercury inches up daily in Gujarat this summer, so does the frenetic activity on the ground for the BJP before the Lok Sabha polls. State BJP president C.R. Paatil and Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel have been criss-crossing the state, addressi
    India Today1 min read
    A Strong Counter
    Mohammed Imran, the second of four siblings of a retail pharmacist, was born and raised in Hyderabad. “To vote is to be empowered,” he says, admitting that urban voter apathy is a problem. “Our Constitution guarantees this fundamental right and the f
    India Today1 min read
    Sporting Spirit
    A world champion and multiple Asian Games gold medallist in compound archery, Ojas Pravin Deotale exercises his right to vote for the first time on April 19. “My parents told me every vote matters, so regardless of whom one votes for, one should,” he
    India Today3 min read
    Promises To Keep
    MODI KI GUARANTEE—that’s what the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has titled its Sankalp Patra, or election manifesto, as it seeks a third successive term at the Centre. In doing so, the party has distinctively moved away from its oft-cited convention o
    India Today1 min read
    An Agenda For The New bharat
    Five years ago, confesses Mihir Ranjan, he was an “uninformed” first-time voter. That has changed. Part of the League of Legends Esports (or electronic sports) team that represented India at the Asian Games in Hangzhou last year, Ranjan, the son of t
    India Today1 min read
    The Cracks Are Showing
    ➔ Chief minister Eknath Shinde has the support of 13 Lok Sabha MPs and deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar of just one. Yet, Ajit’s NCP has managed to secure more favourable terms from the BJP ➔ Both BJP and Ajit faction leaders are opposing Shinde’s ca
    India Today1 min readGender Studies
    A Rainbow Of Rights
    The LGBTQ+ community is largely unhappy about the government’s performance vis-a-vis its rights. Most feel that the 2018 decriminalisation of homosexuality by the Supreme Court and the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019, are only ba

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