Why Nitish contesting from Phulpur Lok Sabha seat in UP can be a game changer

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 Nitish contesting from Phulpur Lok Sabha seat in UP can be a game changer   The idea will be to replicate with Akhilesh Yadav in Uttar Pradesh what Nitish and Lalu achieved in Bihar in 2015   By Amitabh Srivastava       SPOTLIGHT: KISSING CONTROVERSY The rage over Rahul Gandhi’s ‘flying kiss’ Offensive, indecent, lovely, sweet—a flying kiss can be many things. In Rahul’s case, it has meant a huge political controversy   By India Today Bureau         DEFENCE: TAIWAN SECURITY MEET Why are three former Indian service chiefs attending a security conference in Taipei? With China’s aggressive posture against Taiwan increasing in intensity, former chiefs of India’s three services are in Taipei to engage with various sections of the Taiwanese leadership and express India’s views   By Pradip R. Sagar         FROM THE STATES: KERALA Why Pinarayi warned Left MLAs to speak cautiously on religious issues Kerala assembly speaker A.N. Shamseer’s recent remarks had created a fertile ground for the BJP to mobilise Hindus against the Left Front   By Jeemon Jacob         SPECIAL REPORT: LIQUOR WARS Why a BJP-DMK battle is brewing in Tamil Nadu for liquor policy reforms The BJP’s campaign to limit alcohol sale could deplete the Stalin government’s finances, impacting welfare schemes   By Amarnath K. Menon         HEALTH: A SAFER MONSOON The monsoon immunity guide for newborns Ensure your baby is fed healthy and seasonal foods and her environment is clean   By Sonali Acharjee         RECALL: 1991: AMRITRAJ BROTHERS Amritraj brothers: On a winning streak For Vijay Amritraj and brothers Anand and Ashok, fame and fortune came even outside the tennis court   By Deepti Kharod Ahmad         FROM THE INDIA TODAY ARCHIVES (1991): MANMOHAN SINGH From the India Today archives (1991) | Manmohan Singh’s bold economic gamble When Singh, whose presence in Parliament in wheelchair this week has sparked a row, got down to fixing India’s economy   By Sudeep Chakravarti, Zafar Agha, Shahnaz Anklesaria Aiyar         Subscribe to the India Today Magazine

 

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