How crisis-hit Sharad Pawar, anxious Nitish Kumar are good news for BJP

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine.   CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE     How crisis-hit Sharad Pawar, anxious Nitish Kumar are good news for BJP   Pawar’s preoccupation with the split in NCP and Nitish’s worry about a similar threat to the JD(U) may put the opposition’s unity plans in disarray   By Anilesh S. Mahajan       SPOTLIGHT: PM'S FRANCE TRIP How Modi’s France visit will have India’s defence needs as key focus area Up for discussion are co-development of a high-thrust engine for India’s stealth fighter jet programme, purchase of jets for aircraft carrier and submarines   By Pradip R. Sagar         FROM THE STATES: TELANGANA BJP Can change of guard shore up BJP's prospects in Telangana? New state president G. Kishan Reddy has his task cut out: forge peace between lateral entrants and old timers, stop desertions and work out an effective poll plan in a short time   By Amarnath K Menon         GROUND REPORT: BABULAL MARANDI Why Babulal Marandi as state chief may be BJP’s last throw of the dice in Jharkhand Marandi’s brief is clear—arrest the slide in the party’s tribal vote and retain its Lok Sabha seats tally in 2024   By Amitabh Srivastava         HEALTH: THE FERTILITY FACTOR How a better lifestyle can boost your fertility Give up smoking, move your body, be aware of toxins and factor in age   By Sonali Acharjee         EYECATCHERS: FLASHBACK (1992) Debonair debut: Saif Ali Khan’s first-film moment ‘Parampara’ was a big banner release but knowing Bollywood, Saif chose to keep his fingers crossed   By India Today Bureau         FROM INDIA TODAY SPICE: HIGH TEA The great Indian tea party: Best of 2023 The allure of Indian luxury teas goes beyond habit, hype and hoopla. Our pick of the season   By Bandeep Singh         FROM INDIA TODAY ARCHIVES (1978): SHARAD PAWAR When Sharad Pawar toppled Congress regime to become Maharashtra CM MNS chief Raj Thackeray says what Pawar started in 1978 has come to haunt him and his party NCP now   By Minhaz Merchant         Subscribe to the India Today Magazine

 

 

 

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