India’s submarine project gets a German push, but why it’s still early days

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine.   CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE     India’s submarine project gets a German push, but why it’s still early days   Germany’s Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd have signed an MoU to bid for making six stealth submarines under the Indian Navy’s Rs 43,000 crore Project-75   By Pradip R. Sagar       SPOTLIGHT: START-UP TROUBLE Why Byju’s sued lenders over its $1.2 billion loan The beleaguered edutech start-up says the lenders had resorted to ‘ill-conceived actions’ and did not honour the terms of the loan agreement   By M G Arun         FROM THE STATES: SENA VS SENA How Eknath Shinde’s Shiv Sena is wooing Uddhav loyalists for BMC polls Shinde’s party has so far weaned away 16 of 97 BMC ex-corporators from the Uddhav camp   By Dhaval S. Kulkarni         GROUND REPORT: PRIYANKA GANDHI How talk of Priyanka Gandhi’s exit has UP Congress abuzz Priyanka, sources say, may now focus on campaigning for the upcoming polls in Congress-ruled Rajasthan, MP and Chhattisgarh   By Prashant Srivastava         FOOD: CELEB FARE Passion on a plate with actor Rima Kallingal There’s nothing stereotypical about Kallingal in her reel or real life, least of all food choices   By India Today Bureau         RECALL (1991) | CINEMA: DALAPATHI When Rajnikant and Mammooty created a superstar spectacle We go down memory lane to the 1991 Mani Ratnam film that pulled off a casting coup and triggered fan mania   By Kavitha Shetty with Anand Viswanathan and Kalyan Kumar         PHOTOFEATURE: ICONIC MOMENTS IN INDIA’S HISTORY The past retold: India Today covers, reimagined by AI A collaboration between India Today Group Creative Editor Nilanjan Das and AI   By Nilanjan Das         FROM THE ARCHIVES (1991): ANGLO-INDIANS McCluskieganj: The death of an Anglo-Indian dream The Anglo-Indian community’s ‘own homeland’ project in the hills of Chota Nagpur was a grand vision but intrinsically flawed   By Dilip Bobb, Farzand Ahmed; Photo feature by Prashant Panjiar         Subscribe to the India Today Magazine

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