Manipur in Flames: Is the State Returning to Anarchy?

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 37% with our annual Digital+Print offer just for ₹3299 Return to anarchy? Why Manipur is burning again As Centre-state inaction rekindles the cycle of violence, the divisions go much deeper and peace seems that much more unattainable By Kaushik Deka SPECIAL REPORT: SOUTH FMs’ CONCLAVE How South states flagged funding fears, demanded rational deal from Centre The chorus at the conclave of FMs in Thiruvananthapuram: A one-size-fits-all approach does not work in a regionally diverse country like India By Amarnath K. Menon SPOTLIGHT: INDIA’S BULLET TRAIN Bullet trains big on noise, how Mumbai-Ahmedabad Corridor will keep it low The installation of concrete barriers, central to reducing noise pollution on the high-speed rail system, is advancing at a feverish pace By Avishek G. Dastidar KASHMIR POLLS: THE MUFTI LEGACY J&K polls: A new-gen Mufti makes debut Mehbooba Mufti’s elder daughter Iltija feels her voice can add weight to public issues even in an assembly with truncated powers By Moazum Mohammad HEALTH: POLIO Why polio-free India is worried about the virus again A case of acute flaccid paralysis in Meghalaya’s West Garo Hills has health bodies concerned about vaccine-derived poliovirus circulating By Sonali Acharjee GROUND REPORT: MUMBAI POLICE Tracing Mumbai police’s legacy of the humble lathi The use of the lathi by policemen dates back to 1673 when Bombay faced an impending invasion by the Dutch By Dhaval S. Kulkarni INTERVIEW: RAJKUMMAR RAO Rajkummar Rao on ‘Stree 2’: ‘Doing comedy is a gift, you have it or you don’t’ Rao, who reprises his role as Bicky in ‘Stree 2’, on why horror comedies are having their moment By Suhani Singh FROM THE INDIA TODAY ARCHIVES (2001): NARENDRA MODI From the India Today archives (2001) | Narendra Modi: Spartan pracharak to shining CM When the PM, who turns 74 on September 17, took over the reins of Gujarat back in 2001, and in a manner not designed to please BJP veterans By Uday Mahurkar 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