NCP's growing ‘Pawar’ in Maharashtra

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine.   CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE     NCP's growing ‘Pawar’ in Maharashtra   Much to the chagrin of chief minister Eknath Shinde and his men, the NCP’s Ajit Pawar and his colleagues have walked away with plum portfolios   By Dhaval S. Kulkarni       SPOTLIGHT: INDIA’S MOON MISSION What the Chandrayaan-3 launch means for space research in India With ISRO’s 40-day odyssey to the moon and more explorations in the works, India is determined to establish itself as an ace space player in the world   By Amarnath K. Menon         FROM THE STATES: GUJARAT Why AAP is in a spot in Gujarat for supporting Uniform Civil Code The AAP central leadership’s ‘in-principal’ backing for UCC is being strongly opposed by state leaders representing the 14.75 per cent tribal electorate   By Jumana Shah         SPECIAL REPORT: BENGAL PANCHAYAT POLLS Why Mamata’s landslide panchayat poll victory may come at a cost The heavy violence and loss of lives and alleged electoral malpractices severely dent the administration’s credibility and give the BJP a handle against the TMC   By Romita Datta         GROUND REPORT: MANGO BLUES Mango jam in UP: Why the king of fruits lost its charm this season Adverse temperatures and heavy rains have reduced mango production in the state by a third and impacted the quality of the fruit   By Prashant Srivastava         CINEMA: CHAT WITH FILMMAKER SANDEEP MODI Lucky my struggle to be a better filmmaker pays my bills: Director Sandeep Modi The director of OTT shows ‘The Night Manager’ and ‘Aarya’ talks about his FTII days, risk of getting stereotyped and future projects   By Suhani Singh         EYECATCHERS: FLASHBACK: 2006 Sharmila Tagore’s newshound avatar The new vocation was in step with Tagore’s cricket-star husband, who also edited a sports magazine   By India Today Bureau         FROM INDIA TODAY ARCHIVES (1999): PHONE-LOVE PHENOMENON From the India Today archives (1999): Tele-friendships: Hello! Is it me you are looking for? Addressing loneliness and unrequited love on the phone has become a new way of making money in India’s towns and cities   By Vijay Jung Thapa         Subscribe to the India Today Magazine

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