How a viral ‘paper leak’ protest pushed Yogi govt to cancel police jobs exam

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE Save 72% with our annual Digital+Print offer just for ₹2999 How a viral ‘paper leak’ protest pushed Yogi govt to cancel police jobs exam BJP sources claim a perception of government inaction could have turned the issue, affecting some 4.3 million aspirants, into an election hot potato By Prashant Srivastava SPOTLIGHT: RAJASTHAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION How Vaibhav Gehlot’s exit triggered takeover tussle in Rajasthan cricket body Is BJP trying to take control of the Rajasthan Cricket Association with the help of the body’s secretary and former Vaibhav loyalist Bhawani Singh Samota? By Rohit Parihar SPECIAL REPORT: Dwarka Darshan Under The Water How a viral ‘paper leak’ protest pushed Yogi govt to cancel police jobs exam BJP sources claim a perception of government inaction could have turned the issue, affecting some 4.3 million aspirants, into an election hot potato By Prashant Srivastava STATES: KERALA Can heavyweights in the fray revive CPI(M) fortunes in Lok Sabha polls in Kerala? The CPI(M)’s performance in the general elections may decide its future as a national party By Jeemon Jacob INDIA TODAY CONCLAVE 2003: A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM'S VISION OF INDIA India is in the knowledge age, poised for developed nation status: A.P.J. Abdul Kalam At the India Today Conclave 2003, Kalam had identified the five key areas for integrated action to usher in a ‘developed India’ By Dr APJ Abdul Kalam HEALTH: SIDE-EFFECTS OF CANCER TREATMENT How to contain hair loss from chemotherapy in cancer patients Hair damage can lead to loss of confidence, but scalp cooling treatment offers hope By Sonali Acharjee AUTO: BIG CAR LAUNCHES Dream cars: The finest launches of 2024 The hautest set of wheels to hit the Indian roads this year By Yogendra Pratap, Anagh Bhaskar FROM THE ARCHIVES (2023): DHARAVI Dharavi's mega makeover Revisiting the redevelopment plan for Asia's largest slum cluster, which is now mired in a row over ownership of 47 acres of railway land By Dhaval S. Kulkarni 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