India Today - June 23, 2025

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Highlights of India Today 23rd June 2025 issue:

India may be producing less plastic waste per capita than, say, China, but mismanagement of that waste makes it the world’s worst offender in plastic emissions. Also in the issue, the hostile reaction from many states to the Centre's Hindi push, the decline of small cars in India, missing crowds in movie halls and a peek behind the camera at Aamir Khan starrer 'Sitaare Zameen Par'.

FATAL TRAJECTORY

Four possible reasons why the Boeing Dreamliner came down in a crash a few seconds after takeoff

1 min

STAMPING OUT STAMPEDES

Frequent stampedes expose critical gaps in planning, polic- ing and preparedness across India's crowded public spaces

2 mins

The Ketamine Cacophony

Ketamine is not a new drug. But since the accusations made by US President Donald Trump that Elon Musk allegedly uses it to treat depression, the drug has been edging into mainstream view.

1 min

A SEA OF TROUBLES

As two shipwrecks foul its coastal waters, Kerala finds itself staring at a deepening maritime emergency that threatens its fragile marine ecology and millions of livelihoods

3 mins

STALIN GETS A SLOGAN

The census and an election: that's 2026 in Tamil Nadu. Renewed fears, as well as politics, over delimitation play well for DMK—for now

2 mins

AAP SEEKS A CHHOTA REFERENDUM

A chance election in Ludhiana West gives the Mann regime an arena in which to test its urban popularity

3 mins

NO END TO NREGA FAMINE

It's been over three years since the Centre paused funds to the job scheme in Bengal, alleging a scam. A bitter debate picks up ahead of polls

2 mins

THE GORAKHPUR MODEL

The home base of CM Yogi Adityanath is emerging as the industrial nerve centre of eastern UP

2 mins

SAVING THE FROG

A new awareness campaign hopes to get an illicit delicacy—frog's legs—off Goa's restaurant menus

1 min

MARCHING TO THE DECEPTION BEAT

The fraud in MP Police's selection test for constables shows the practice still thrives in the land of Vyapam scam

1 min

A LEASE RENEWAL AT CM'S OFFICE

Ambitious rivals crowd the Jaipur palace, but BJP is inclined to favour Sharma's continuation

2 mins

DROWNING IN PLASTIC

INDIA IS NOW THE WORLD'S BIGGEST PLASTIC POLLUTER. WHAT IT MEANS FOR OUR HEALTH AND HOW TO FIX IT

10+ mins

A LINGUA FRACAS OVER HINDI

THE NEP'S THREE-LANGUAGE POLICY AND THE UNION GOVERNMENT'S PUSH FOR HINDI HAVE SPARKED A HOSTILE REACTION FROM SEVERAL STATES

8 mins

ODISHA A LAND OF Heritage

Culture and Natural Beauty

10+ mins

ODISHA A LAND OF Heritage

Culture and Natural Beauty

2 mins

SMALL CARS, BIGLOSSES

Rising costs from stricter safety and emission rules, coupled with a shift toward SUVs, have battered small car sales. Carmakers are urging tax relief to revive the segment

7 mins

A DWINDLING AUDIENCE

POST-COVID, MOVIE THEATRES HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO ARREST THE DECLINE IN FOOTFALLS. BUT EVEN AS MANY SINGLE SCREENS CLOSE, NEW PLANS ARE AFOOT TO LURE THE FANS BACK TO THE HALLS

6 mins

AIMING FOR THE STARS

DIRECTOR R.S. PRASANNA TALKS ABOUT WHAT WENT INTO THE MAKING OF THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED AAMIR KHAN- STARRER SITAARE ZAMEEN PAR

3 mins

What Lies Beneath

Ostensibly a survival drama, KARAN TEJPAL'S Stolen touches upon a number of societal concerns

1 min

A MAN OF LETTERS

The songs of rapper KR$NA stand out for their lyrical wordplay, as can be heard on his new mixtape

1 min

DOG STORY

The first in a graphic novel series based on the movie Lakadbaggha is out

1 min

Presents from the Past

On the new album, Tarun Balani explores his Sindhi heritage and the community's collective lived experience

1 min

ROLES THAT MATTER

RAJIT KAPUR is playing a Bengali detective in Kaisi Ye Paheli, which will have its world premiere at the New York Indian Film Festival on June 21

1 min

BLOW HOT, BLOW COLD

Is this the air purifier that will change how you look at home purification?

2 mins

Celebrating Design on the Greens

Duravit Elite Circle, Delhi Edition brought together design, community and sports at Jaypee Greens, Greater Noida

1 min

Creative Coupling

What happens when a stylist and his craft-loving client team up? Heritage and artisanal pieces find a new meaning and home

1 min

Design Report

An analysis of what's new in the industry

1 min

COLOURFUL, CHEEKY AND CHARMING

With hues that complement and design that's smart, monsoon struts with a confident flair in this cheery apartment in Mumbai

2 mins

OUTSIDE INTERESTS

Is there a way to enjoy the great outdoors during the downpour? Turns out the answer lies in beautifully designed balconies

1 min

FABRIC OF LIFE

With vibrant textiles as the backdrop, four people from different walks of life share their vision and insights

2 mins

A HOUSE OF MEMORIES

The heritage Diwans Bungalow in Ahmedabad oozes history and character in equal measure

1 min

SLICE OF HISTORY

When a 200-year-old Portuguese villa in Goa blends fashion, art, decor, music and culture seamlessly

1 min

A CLEAN SWEEP

Want to make your home sparkle? Then follow these expert-backed tips and tricks

1 min

SMALL WONDER

We found a brand that is all about casting a spell of love, comfort and aesthetics

1 min

Bungalow in the Sky

How a Betul home by Neelesh Chopda Architectur e redefines town living with an elevated garden, marble magic and arches with attitude

2 mins

BREATHE EASY

This one's twice as nice. Double the benefits and fun with this plant-based air purifier

1 min

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