India Today Hindi Harper's Bazaar Reader’s Digest India Today Hindi Get 37% off on an annual Print + Digital subscription of India Today Magazine The Supreme Court comes down heavily on the FSSAI dragging its feet on misleading labels on packaged foods and urges the $140 bn Indian food processing industry to be upfront about the ingredients in their products Additives & preservatives | The new dirty dozen A host of harmful additives and preservatives hide behind seemingly healthy food labels and marketing claims Grilling the eateries | Tukaram Mundhe FDA commissioner Tukaram Mundhe’s food-safety crackdown has made him Maharashtra’s man of the moment, winning public admiration while drawing scrutiny from courts and industry Subscribe to India Today Magazine Access exclusive magazine content and premium journalism. From the Editor-in-Chief In a country as vulnerable to diet-related diseases as India awareness of what is in our food is not a lifestyle choice, it is a public health imperative 'The US relationship with India is stronger than it was five years ago': Sergio Gor, US Ambassador to India From the Quad and an ever-growing volume of business to closer defence ties and the trade deal, US Ambassador Sergio Gor speaks exclusively to India Today’s Rohit Sharma on a range of key bilateral issues between India and the US. Excerpts: PREVIOUS EDITIONS The enemy within our drones As military drones are compromised by rogue elements from deep within the China supply chain, India must develop vigorous checks to control critical technology in its own expanding fleet Policing | Greyhounds at a crossroads As the Maoist insurgency wanes, Telangana is shifting part of its elite Greyhounds force to new policing roles, including traffic management and cybercrime, even as Andhra Pradesh opts for caution Private investment | Green shoots of revival Infrastructure and new-age sectors are leading the uptick, but companies still remain cautious about adding capacity Here is this week's Glasshouse Health Watch | Social media anxiety: Losing sleep over likes A study shifts the conversation beyond simple screen time to anxiety over likes on social media Footpaths | Claiming the right to walk The Supreme Court has declared that pedestrian rights are ‘primary’ and must take precedence over motorised traffic Uttar Pradesh | Fishing for the boatmen All parties are angling for a bigger slice of the crucial Nishad vote. The riverine caste bloc ups its price by insisting on SC listing Rajasthan | Cows that live only on paper CAG finds huge anomalies in Rajasthan’s cow shelter programme—non-existent cattle may have munched off crores of public money Maharashtra | Meter down over Marathi The Shinde Sena moves to take ownership of the language card—in a bid to distance itself from the BJP Kerala | When the purdah falls in between CM Satheesan, alliance partner IUML on opposite sides of a debate that puts a question of Sharia centrestage in Kerala Western Ghats | The other side is not greener The seventh edition of the Madhav Gadgil plan to save the Western Ghats, although much abbreviated, still faces state scissors Fighting for freedom | Nikkhil Advani's 'The Revolutionaries' Nikkhil Advani’s new Prime Video show, 'The Revolutionaries', is an homage to the brave souls who played a pivotal but radical role in the Indian freedom movement Championing indie cinema | Rana Daggubati's Spirit Media Rana Daggubati has produced his first Hindi film, 'Last Man in Tower', a quintessential Mumbai story starring Manoj Bajpayee Stories without borders | IHC Theatre Festival 2026 The upcoming IHC Theatre Festival 2026 will bring distinct voices on stage

Upcoming musical performances you should not miss Evolution of the gallery | Nature Morte's 30th anniversary An exhibition at Nature Morte’s new gallery in Delhi’s Gulmohar Park explores how contemporary artists negotiate globalisation Reading between the lines | MAP, Bengaluru's 'A Moving Line' exhibition Rare works come together for the first time at MAP, Bengaluru, depicting 15 centuriesof Indian visual storytelling Street smart | Guesswho's first solo exhibition 'Stick No Bills' is the first solo exhibition by anonymous Indian street artist Guesswho Such a long journey | 'Just Being', Romila Thapar’s memoir Romila Thapar’s memoir is a celebration of simple pleasures, enriching friendships and life lived on one’s own terms Paradise found | Book on Delhi's Sunder Nursery Lavish photographs, detailed graphics and scholarly articles contextualise the remarkable revival of sunder nursery Long way home | Omair Ahmad’s new novel 'Homecoming' Omair Ahmad’s new novel explores loss and longing in Lucknow Q&A with Pankaj Tripathi | Measured pace Pankaj Tripathi is back as Kaleen Bhaiya in 'Mirzapur: The Movie' Raised to the power of fifty | 50 years of ITC hotels Reviving the legacy of dynasties, interpreting opulence through a cultural lens, revisiting regional cuisines and arts, becoming the Indian home of visiting presidents and global icons, restaurants with cult status—that is the five-decade long journey of ITC Hotels Limited—a hotel chain that made Indian luxury its unique brand. Objects of desire | Green grazing Exploring the quiet evolution of Zurich’s vegan table with a spotlight on three restaurants that are rewriting conscience eating with precise tasting menus, Moroccan Spanish sharing plates and Catalan pintxos. Roku Gin Sakura Bloom | The quiet art of celebration How do you reinvent a 225-year-old invention? | Interview with Breguet CEO Gregory Kissling Breguet’s CEO, Gregory Kissling, reveals the thinking behind four distinctive tourbillons, from reworked historical mechanics and fresh guilloché to a night sky transformed into a wearable memory. Smart watches | Watching the vanguard These finds elevate the smartwatch from a mere gadget to a commanding statement of techno-luxury and intelligent wellness. The heritage lifeline | The GI of Indian design How GI tags anchor India’s design legacy, serving as the next frontier for ‘Made in India’. From craft to couture | Indian art in fashion Once patronised by India’s royal families, several Indian art forms are being revived and kept alive by designers who serve as modern patrons. Here’s a toast to the royal ateliers. Tables that time couldn’t replace | Legacy restaurants Ten legendary restaurants that defined India’s idea of luxury dining. Between memory & momentum | Destination Poland Poland’s recalibration of its identity through a modern lens, blends evolving narratives that headline cutting-edge culture and architecture. The hush hour | Clandestine bars India’s modern clandestine bars have reimagined the ‘speakeasy trend’ with radical design, conceptual narrative menus, and multisensory theatre to redefine the after-hours landscape, pouring fresh stories straight up, on the rocks. Translating legacy to a modern context | Interview with Longines CEO Patrick Aoun In the wings of the recently concluded Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2026, India Today Spice sat down for a candid chat with Patrick Aoun, CEO, Longines Toothsome foursome | Fine food & drink Four delicious experiences to sip and savour this month A curated castaway | Four Seasons Desroches Island Desroches Island, a 14km-long coral speck, is where Prince William and Kate Middleton retreated for privacy, and where Serena Williams escapes to go off-grid. The perfect hideaway which promises one thing: the chance to simply disappear. Return to the fold | Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold Google’s latest foldable is thinner, smarter and almost winning the argument. When tradition endures | Breguet Tradition Tourbillon 7047 Breguet is celebrating the 225th anniversary with the launch of Breguet Tradition Tourbillon 7047 OTHER MAGAZINES