Why PM Modi is giving Tamil identity and traditions a big push

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine.   CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE     Why PM Modi is giving Tamil identity and traditions a big push   The way the sengol became the central attraction of the new Parliament's inaugural has helped the BJP emphasise what it wants eagerly: winning over Tamils for the Lok Sabha polls   By Amarnath K. Menon       SPOTLIGHT: MAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT Why rising leopard population in Gujarat is not all that good news The thriving leopards and lions reclaiming their lost territory has turned the Saurashtra peninsula into a veritable tinderbox   By Jumana Shah         FROM THE STATES: SP-RLD ALLIANCE Why SP-RLD alliance will continue despite talk of rift Leaders of both parties say differences during the recent UP urban local body polls will not impact their alliance for the Lok Sabha elections   By Prashant Srivastava         HEALTH: THE TOBACCO HAZARD How to make quitting smoking, tobacco use possible Experts say a multi-pronged therapy works best and the risk of relapse is the minimum after abstaining for two years   By Sonali Acharjee         EAT, PRAY, LIVE: HOLISTIC HEALING Eat, pray, live: Why life coach is no longer a fad Holistic healer Dr Issac Mathai says a life coach is a sounding board who can help you wade through multiple problem areas in wellness   By Varoon P Anand         WHAT TO READ: THE STORY OF INDIA'S CHEETAHS Books: The pugmarks of cheetah history 'The Story of India's Cheetahs' by Divyabhanusinh is a timely and gripping account of the history of Asiatic cheetahs in the subcontinent   By Prerna Singh Bindra         FROM INDIA TODAY HOME: CELEBRITY SPACES Inside actor Aparshakti Khurana's Mumbai home Move over minimalism. If you want impactful interiors, Aparshakti Khurana's maximalist apartment in Mumbai is a good example   By Rupin Suchak         FROM INDIA TODAY ARCHIVES (1984): OPERATION BLUESTAR From the India Today archives (1984) | Operation Bluestar: The inside story How it was planned and executed, and why the government, in the first place, allowed the situation to worsen so much so as to warrant military intervention   By SHEKHAR GUPTA         Subscribe to the India Today Magazine

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