BJP Revs Up for a Revamp: Delhi Polls Are Just the Starting Point!

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine. BJP revs up on the revamp road; Delhi polls just the first stop Top priorities: selection of state chiefs followed by a new national president, building of a new team and a Union cabinet reshuffle—all with greater say of the RSS By Anilesh S. Mahajan SPOTLIGHT: INDIAN ARMY How Indian Army will be driving tech innovation in ‘Year of Reforms’ The 77th Army Day on January 15 is a time to underline the strides made by the force in operational self-reliance, with 2025 promising bigger and fast-tracked changes By Pradip R. Sagar FROM THE STATES: MAHARASHTRA What a greenfield airport for left-wing extremism hotspot Gadchiroli means The project promises to be a force multiplier for industry and tourism while helping combat left-wing extremism in the Maharashtra border district By Dhaval S. Kulkarni GROUND REPORT: RAGHUBAR DAS RISES AGAIN A governor’s 2nd innings: Raghubar Das returns to the crease in Jharkhand Das rejoining the BJP could breathe new life into the party’s urban and OBC base, but success depends on connecting well with the state’s tribal bloc By Amitabh Srivastava BUSINESS: THE PRODUCTIVITY DEBATE Work longer or smarter? India debates L&T chief’s ‘90-hour’ work-week L&T chairman S.N. Subrahmanyan isn’t the only corporate leader to have advocated longer work hours despite the proven detrimental impact on employee wellbeing and productivity By Sonal Khetarpal SOCIETY: NEW RULES OF DATING How will Indians date in 2025? Seven hot trends The Indian dating scene is poised for a big transformation, with traditional norms broken and meaningful relationships preferred over instant gratification By Sonali Acharjee BOOKS: SAKSHI MALIK’S MEMOIR Sakshi Malik: A tale of triumph against odds The wrestler’s hard-hitting memoir ‘Witness’ pulls no punches in calling out the folks in power and their conniving ways By Shail Desai FROM THE ARCHIVES (1995): 50 YEARS OF SHOLAY From the India Today archives (1995) | The sun never sets on ‘Sholay’ Even in its 50th anniversary year, the action-packed mainstream classic is still perhaps Bollywood’s most successful re-run product By Anupama Chandra Subscribe to the India Today Magazine Explore interesting insights! Follow our WhatsApp Channel for the exclusive stories and engaging content! Click here to follow us