We are not afraid of Opposition unity; it’s a mirage: J.P. Nadda

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine.   CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE     We are not afraid of Opposition unity; it’s a mirage: J.P. Nadda   Amidst the Opposition’s attempt at national unity with the ‘INDIA’ alliance, an exclusive chat with the BJP chief on his party’s Lok Sabha poll strategy   By Raj Chengappa and Anilesh Mahajan       SPOTLIGHT: TURMOIL IN PLA Why buzz of internal strife in Chinese military is growing At the centre of the speculation are top officers of the PLA Rocket Force and China’s foreign minister, who is not to be seen in public   By Pradip R. Sagar         GROUND REPORT: PROJECT CHEETAH Kuno’s new challenge: Capturing cheetahs in wild for medical check-up The medical examination is prompted by the deaths of two adult cheetahs from septicemia induced by radio-collar injury   By Rahul Noronha         FROM THE STATES: KERALA Why it’s ‘no homework’ for primary students in Kerala MLA’s school Pathanapuram legislator K.B. Ganesh Kumar says the burden of homework deprives children of the time they should ideally spend with parents or at play   By Jeemon Jacob         HEALTH: ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS Why WHO has red-flagged aspartame Ongoing research is shedding new light on this popular artificial sweetener that is now feared to cause cancer   By Sonali Acharjee         EYECATCHERS: FLASHBACK: 2006 When Dimple Kapadia bombed audiences in a bikini She left the success of ‘Bobby’ behind to marry and part ways with Rajesh Khanna   By India Today Bureau         INDIA TODAY EDUCATION CONCLAVE: CURTAIN-RAISER India Today Education Conclave to bring the best thinking minds together The July 21 event in New Delhi will see experts brainstorm on some of the most pressing issues in the education sector   By India Today Bureau         FROM THE INDIA TODAY ARCHIVES (1998): SEX TRADE From the India Today archives (1998) | How impotency is silently sweeping Indian bedrooms Men from all age groups and social classes are desperately turning to doctors for cure   By Madhu Jain, Subhadra Menon, Ramesh Vinayak         Subscribe to the India Today Magazine

 

 

 

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