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From Prime Minister Modi's historic US visit to India successfully hosting the world for the G20 summit... From India shining at the Oscars to the the country touching the Moon... It has been India's year.&nbsp;
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The India Story | Looking back at 2023 with excerpts from biggest interviews

From Prime Minister Modi's historic US visit to India successfully hosting the world for the G20 summit... From India shining at the Oscars to the the country touching the Moon... It has been India's year. 

This week on The India Story Vikram Chandra looks back at the year that was.

From Prime Minister Modi's historic US visit to India successfully hosting the world for the G20 summit... From India shining at the Oscars to the the country touching the Moon... It has been India's year.&nbsp;
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Best of The India Story
2023 and the Indian economy
A host of Union Ministers spoke to Vikram Chandra in the past year about the growth prospects if their respective sectors and how they will have a positive impact on the country's economy. They also highlighted the steps taken by their ministries so far to put Indian on the fast track to growth.
Recapping 2023: How the Khalistan movement led to a diplomatic standoff involving India
There were some diplomatic hiccups in 2023 after Khalistan supporters vandalised Indian missions and embassies in the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. Ties between Canada and India soured after Justin Trudeau said that there were 'credible allegations' of Indian involvement in the murder of Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil. Wion travelled to London to show how the Indian High Commission was targeted by Khalistanis and also spoke Vikram Doraiswami, the Indian High Commssioner to the UK
Recapping 2023: India's hits and misses in sports
The Men in Blue might have lost the ODI World Cup but there was lots to cheer for the supporters of Indian sports. India won a record number of medals at the Asian Games 2023 that included the a gold medal in women's cricket. Neeraj Chopra continued to be India's golden boy. Chess prodigy Praggnanandhaa was second only to World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen at the Chess World Cup.
2023: The year of India's soft power
Indian entertainers ruled the roost this year globally. 'Naatu Naatu' had Hollywood dancing as it won the Golden Globes and the Oscars. 'The Elephant Whisperers' establishing that India was not just about song and dance as the short documentary bagged the Oscars. And finally, Vir Das put Indian comedy on the international stage after winning the Emmys for his Netflix stand-up special 'Vir Das: Landing'.

From skinny heels to chunky soles, this year is going to be all about these shoe trends, have a look here:

Trends 2023: 5 shoe trends that are going to rule the fashion world in 2023

From skinny heels to chunky soles, this year is going to be all about these shoe trends; have a look here.

Shoes are the first thing that get noticed when it comes to dressing up. And, we all are guilty of having more shoes on our wishlist than goals for 2023.
From skinny heels to chunky soles, this year is going to be all about these shoe trends, have a look here:
Skinny-heeled boots
Boots are an essential thing in winter but if you want to stand out then go for skinny-heeled boots and pair 'em with micro minis and silky slips.&nbsp;
Meshy shoes
A meshy outfit is all cool but what about meshy shoes? Recently, mesh design is ruling shoe stores and giving an elevated approach.&nbsp;
Platform heels are never out of style
If you like stilettos, then we are sure you would love platform heels too! These heels are currently having a moment and are yelling out loud that sky is the limit.&nbsp;
All that glitters/shines is definitely a bling shoe
Even Cinderella's prince couldn't keep his hands off the glittery shoe. Yes, we are talking about the recent trend of shoes covered with rhinestones, pearls, chains, studs, and anything that is blingy.&nbsp;
Structured shoes
Maximalism is the key to standout and structured shoes are just the right fit for your maximalist wardrobe.&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/year-ender-2022-fashion-trends-all-set-to-make-headlines-next-year-1672550930726">Year Ender 2022: Fashion trends all set to make headlines next year</a>

NASA to send 1st woman astronaut to Moon in 2024

NASA's&nbsp;2024 mission to the Moon, which intends to take the first woman and the next man to the Moon, could cost $28 billion.

NASA's 2024 mission the Moon could cost $28 billion

US Space Agency NASA&nbsp;has revealed its latest plan to return astronauts to the Moon by 2024, which would take the first woman and the next man to the Moon under the Artemis programme.&nbsp;The mission, which intends to land astronauts to the Southern Pole, could cost $28 billion.&nbsp;Three projects are in the pipeline to build the lunar lander that will carry the two astronauts to the Moon. While Artemis I, an unmanned flight is scheduled for 2021 November, Artemis II will take astronauts around the moon without landing, in 2023. The stay on the Moon will last longer under the final one, called Artemis III and will include extravehicular activities.

US Space Agency NASA&nbsp;has revealed its latest plan to return astronauts to the Moon by 2024, which would take the first woman and the next man to the Moon under the Artemis programme.
The mission, which intends to land astronauts to the Southern Pole, could cost $28 billion. In a briefing, NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine spoke of the political risks that were the biggest obstacles to NASA's work, specially before an election.
Three projects are in the pipeline to build the lunar lander that will carry the two astronauts to the Moon. While Artemis I, an unmanned flight is scheduled for 2021 November, Artemis II will take astronauts around the moon without landing, in 2023. The stay on the Moon will last longer under the final one, called Artemis III and will include extravehicular activities.

Watch: Japanese company successfully test drives 'flying car'

Japan's SkyDrive&nbsp;has successfully conducted a public demonstration flight of its new 'flying car' model

Japanese company successfully test drives 'flying car'

Japanese company successfully test drives 'flying car' model
The flight circled around the field for 4 minutes after takeoff
Designed as world's smallest electric vertical takeoff &amp; landing
SkyDrive&nbsp;to continue test drives to achieve safety compliance
Plans to launch flying cars for the public by 2023

A Japanese auto company has announced the successful test drive of its flying car model, demonstrated publically on August 25.&nbsp;
The flight took place at the 2.5-acre Toyota Test Field, which is one of the largest test fields in Japan.&nbsp;
The SD-03 model can accommodate&nbsp;single seating and circled the field for about four minutes after takeoff.&nbsp;The aircraft has been designed to be the world&rsquo;s smallest electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) model as a futuristic means of transportation.&nbsp;
SkyDrive will continue to conduct test flights under more varied&nbsp;conditions to improve its technology and achieve full compliance with the safety provisions of the Civil Aeronautics Act.
The company aims to launch its flying cars in the market by as early as 2023 but has not set a price yet.&nbsp;

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