Adani-Hindenburg row: Is JPC probe demand meant to keep the pot boiling?

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine.   CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE     Adani-Hindenburg row: Is JPC probe demand meant to keep the pot boiling?   Can a joint parliamentary committee probe satisfy the Congress and other Opposition parties when it will have majority representation from the ruling NDA and its recommendations won’t be binding on the government?   By Anilesh S. Mahajan       SPOTLIGHT: DEFENCE How Indian military is taking baby steps towards jointness In a first, Army, Navy and Air Force officers will now be cross-posted. The creation of joint theatre commands, though, remains a distant dream   By Pradip R. Sagar         STATES: ANDHRA PRADESH POLLS Why Chandrababu Naidu launched a welfare war with Jagan Reddy On founder N.T. Rama Rao’s birth centenary, Naidu switched the Telugu Desam Party into poll gear with promises for diverse sections of voters   By Amarnath K. Menon         GROUND REPORT: RAJASTHAN CONGRESS Has Congress really broken the Gehlot-Pilot logjam? The party announced their patch-up for the Rajasthan polls, but ambition and trust deficit have marked mutual ties all along   By Rohit Parihar         WELLNESS: STAYING YOUNG How ayurveda can slow down ageing Ageing is inevitable but ayurveda believes certain herbs can put the process in slow motion   By Dr Shijoe Mathew         BEAUTY & MAKE-UP: GLAMOUR QUOTIENT Beauty mantra: Say it with your eyes If eyes are the windows to the soul, the brows are its beautiful frames   By Stafford Braganza         TOTAL RECALL: 2014: CINEMA When baby Alia Bhatt declared she wants to be a star The prophecy came true and how, with her films regaling audiences and impressing critics alike   By Suhani Singh         FROM THE ARCHIVES (2011): MAHENDRA SINGH DHONI From the India Today archives (2011): Will M.S. Dhoni rethink retirement for one more IPL? How Captain Fantastic, who as a boy couldn’t afford a cricket kit, steered India to 2011 World Cup victory   By Shantanu Guha Ray         Subscribe to the India Today Magazine

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