This week, India Today Hindi cover story \"Pakistan ki khui pyaas khalistan ke liya\" describes the neighbour\'s vampire plan for a disputed political issue, demand for Khalistan. Uncovering Pakistan\'s plan Khalistan, the comprehensive story gives an account of ISI plot to revive a dead dream. Ninth edition of India Today\'s annual State of the States Survey is a special report in the issue. This year India Today has ranked the states solely on the basis of improvement they have recorded under various parameters over the last one year. Big story on MGNREGA reveals that how State government officials have misused Cnetre\'s flagship program to make money.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 28th October 2020, issue: 

Cover Story: Oonche Aur Asardaar

Nnothing tests the true mettle of leadership better than adversity. If the already slowing economy were not enough, the Covid pandemic and the lockdown further cri­ppled businesses and left millions unemployed. GDP contracted 23.9 per cent in the first quarter of this fiscal. It is in this light that we need to see india today’s annual Power List this year. The 50 personalities featured here have one trait in common: rising above the ordinary in extraordinary times.

Upfront- Bihar: Assembly Elections

Irada Kya Hai?

Elections are few weeks away and not it seems multi cornered fight in Bihar. LJP chief Chirag paswan continuously attacking Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and NDA elder BJP not so harsh on Chirag. This is one equation and many other equations are roaming in the political climate of the state.

 Upfront- MP By Election

Is Khel Me Kuchh Bhi Ho Sakta Hai

Assembly Elections for 28 seats which were vacant after congress MLAs resigned are crucial for both congress and BJP. BJP needs few mlas to continue in the government but congress needs all 28 to come to the power. There is a plane B in the congress camp.

Arthat: Bujho To Jane

Everywhere in the world economic packages announced to spur the business activity, in india too it happened but not visible. Why it is not visible to everyone.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 21st October 2020, issue: Cover Story: Dalit
Dohra Abhishap
Dalit women bear the brunt of caste and gender violence, especially rape, in india. What makes them particularly vulnerable?
 
Upfront: Bihar Elections
BJP ka Plan B
The race for Bihar has suddenly opened up, just weeks head of a three-phase assembly election, which gets under way on October 28. The NDA alliance is officially riven, with Chirag Paswan of the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) deciding to categorically back the BJP even while declaring war against Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United) or JD(U). The BJP is officially going into the election with Nitish as the chief ministerial candidate and yet has not only humoured Chirag’s belligerence vis-à-vis Nitish but also had independent talks with the LJP president.
 
Ufront: Sushant Singh Rajput
Fir bhi ye zid ki hum…
One more turn come to CBI investigation of Sushant Singh Rajput murder case with the AIIMS forensic report which was submitted to agency. Report says it was s suicide case not a murder. 
 
Upfront: India Air Force
Chalis Squadron Ki Akanksha
IAF set a target of constituting 40 squadrons by 2030 but practically only 37 could be possible.
 
Arthat: Doobne Se Pahle
Implementation of GST raises many questions already and lockdown hampered collections. States feeling the heat as they didn’t getting compansation. It seems gst going to be a big failure. 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 14th October 2020, issue: Cover Story: Whatsapp
Nijta Par Khatra
Everything you need to know about how the phone messaging servicE can be tapped, cloned or hacked
and what you can do to protect yourself.
 
Upfront: Laddakh
Varta Ke Beech Dikhayee Aankh
As the tense military standoff between India and China in Ladakh entered its sixth month, the situation on the ground showed no signs of de-escalation. Both sides issued a rare joint statement after the September 21 Corps Commander-level talks, where they agreed to ‘strengthen communication on the ground, avoid misunderstandings and misjudgements, stop sending more troops to the LAC, refrain from unilaterally changing the situation on the ground.
Upfront: GST
Rajyon Ka Haq Mara
Central government back off from its constitutional duty to pay GST Compensation to states. It says states can for borrowing more.
Upfront: Teachers Recruitment 
Jal Utha Rajasthan
In Dungarpur district tribals protest turned violent and spreading neighboring districts. They demanding teachers posts of general category to be allowed to filled by tribal candidates. 
 
Arthat: Rahat Aisi Hoti Hai!
In other countries what type help government provided to the victims of job loss or salary cuts after Covid  pandemic was direct. But, in India government provided no direct financial help to those who lost their jobs or salary. 
 
Special Report: Uttar Pradesh
Asurakshit Betiyan
With the recent rape and murder case in Hathras there is spike in crime against women in every part of the state. There is serious questions on Yogi Adityhanath led BJP government’s ability to handle law and order situation.
 
Assembly Elections: Bihar
Tejaswi Ki Apni Duvidha
The RJD scion is trying to set a new political narrative for his party and the state, but the JD(U)-BJP alliance will not let him live down memories of Lalu raj. 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 7th October 2020, issue:  Cover Story: Economy
Asha Aur Hatasha
Six monthS into the lockdown, even aS large SwatheS of the economy Struggle for Survival, Some SectorS are upbeat. here iS why and what lieS ahead. 
 
Special Report: Agriculture
The Politics of MSP 
Passing of three laws by parliament relating to farmers, crop and their produce fuel debate on the issue of MSP. Opposition says these bills are not in favor of farmers. Governments defends its decision. 
 
Nation: Mission Karmyogi
MISSION KARMAYOGI, PM MODI’S MOST AMBITIOUS PROGRAMME YET TO REFORM THE BUREAUCRACY, AIMS TO TRANSFORM IT INTO A FUTURE-READY SERVICE
 
Nation: Bihar
Chirag Ka Hausla
THE YOUNG PASWAN SCION IS SEEKING TO CARVE A SPACE FOR HIMSELF IN REGIONAL POLITICS, AND IS UNWILLING TO CONCEDE THE LJP’S SHARE OF SEATS TO NITISH AND THE JD(U)
 
Reinfection
Doosri Lahar Ki Tej Lapet
With cases of Covid reinfections surfacing in the country, is India’s low case fatality rate (CFR) really any cause for comfort?
 
Special Report: Chikankari
Mahamari Me Doobi Chickenkari
Lockdown makes life difficult for Chikankari weavers. This is traditional special fabric design and related to identity of lucknow but these days more than one lakh Chikankari workers facing livelihood crisis. 
Upfront: Democracy
Kanoon Ka Rasta Udhar Se
After Parliament passed two contentious farm bills Rajya Sabha cleared both by voice vote; the Lok Sabha had passed them three days earlier. While farmers and Opposition parties protested the ‘anti-farmer’ provisions in the bills, the unseemly haste on display in rushing the bills through Parliament, without further reference, discussion or debate, have raised unsettling questions on this government’s commitment to upholding parliamentary democracy.
Upfront : Virtual Court
Nyaya Ki Nayee Jarurat
Indian Judiciary goes through unprecedented times during corona lock down but also reinvented itself by virtual courts. Virtual courts (VC) are arrangements for emergency but paves way to use regularly as it is solutions for distance, commutation and other logistic problems. Recent report of parliamentary standing committee recommended that lack of VC infrastructure is a fact and private investment and PPP model is the solution for this problem.  
Upfornt: IPO
Lottery To Nahi
Stock markets are making lows and mutual funds are also bearing the burnt but IPOs subscription is in line in recent past.  What is the reason behind many fold subscription of IPOs.
 
Arthat: Abadi Ka Ardhsatya
When unemployment rises governments often blame it to rising population. What is the reasons behind blaming many things to population size. 
 
Fursat : Bhojpuri 
Hera Gail Boliya
Bhojpuri movies and videos are famous for its cheapness, double meaning and vulgarity. Director Anubhav Sinha trying to clean this industry but how far he would be successful. 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 30th September 2020, issue:  

Cover Story: Charas Par Kashmakash 
Cannabis-related arrests in bollywood spark a debate: is the drug a serious menaCe or a reCreational intoxiCant that  should now be legalised? 
Ground Report: Laddakh 
Laddakh Ka Sheet Yudhh 
AS THE INDIA-CHINA STANDOFF NEAR WINTER, THE ARMED FORCES RAMP UP ABILITIES TO SUSTAIN THEMSELVES THROUGH IT. WHO WILL WIN THE GAME OF LOGISTICS? 
Special Report: Social Media and Politics 
Social Media Aapko Gussa Kyon Dilata Hai? 
How the business models of social media platforms thrive on anger, hatred and the divisive fake narratives often spread by political parties 
Special Report: Uddhav Thackery 
Toofan me fansi Kashti 
CM Uddhav Thackeray is under fire as Maharashtra A STORM struggles to contain the pandemic and revive industrial growth in the state. The poor handling of the Sushant Singh Rajput case has done him no favours 
Nation: Bihar 
Gathbandhano Ki Ladai 
The NDA goes into the Bihar election as the clear favourite, buoyed by Nitish’s credibility and thanks to the disarray in an RJD-(mis)led opposition. But it needs to quickly iron out differences among its two main constituents over seat distribution.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 23rd September 2020, issue:   

Cover story: covid-19 
Gaon gaon mahamari 
In its villages, where cases are on a sharp upswing, india’s battle against the pandemic is on a wing and a prayer, given the desperately inadequate public health infrastructure in the hinterland 
 
 
Special report: india china face off 
Barfili sarhad par garmagarmi 
An indian army counter-move surprises the chinese army in eastern ladakh but the tense situation brings both sides closer than ever to a military clash. In chushul lies the key to either resolving the border deadlock or expanding the theatre of conflict 
 
Special report: railways 
Rasta badalti bhartiya rail 
A cash-strapped railways restructures its board and eyes private capital to revive its fortunes. Its turnaround, though, will require fast-paced and continuing reforms 
 
State: west bengal 
Trinmul ke yuvraj 
Mamata’s nephew abhishek banerjee has tightened his grip on the party, and is effectively the strategic hq of the trinamool congress for the big election battle of 2021 
 
Up police: badal na paya police ka chehra 
Despite of many effort from administrative changes uttar pradesh police officials not get away from corruption. It is a big headache for government. 
 
Special report: bihar 
Chirag ka naya raag 
In context of bihar elections ljp leader chirag paswan seems to changing guard, what it means for bjp and jdu. Is he going away from nda or simply creating bargaining power.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 16th September 2020, issue: Cover Story: Pulwama Ka Bombsaaz 
The inside story of how the National Investigation Agency cracked a blind case and exposed how the bombmaker guided by pakistan-based handlers was the lynchpin of the Pulwama terror strike 
 
Special Report: Laddakh Standoff 
Rahasyamay Kamando Ke Karname 
INDIA WRESTS HIGH GROUND IN EASTERN LADAKH WITH SOME HELP FROM A SECRET COMMANDO FORCE 
International Relations: Book Excerpt 
Anjani Duniya Me kinaron Ki Toh 
The world is changing, and fast. A turbulent phase in international relations has begun and India needs to figure out how to not only rise, but to do so optimally. In his book The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World, Union Minister of External Affairs S. Jaishankar analyses the challenges India faces on  the world stage and offers possible solutions on how to negotiate the tough times ahead 
 
Interview: China Se Sambandhon Ko Ham Seema Ki Sachai Se Katkar Nahi Dekh Sakte 
External Affairs Minister S. JAISHANKAR in conversation with Group Editorial Director RAJ CHENGAPPA on key issues that he has dealt with in his book The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World. 
 
 
Nation: Assam 
Bhagwa Ko Chunauti Ki Bhanak 
A CONGRESS-AIUDF ALLIANCE, ANTI-CAA SENTIMENT AND HIMANTA BISWA SARMA’S LONG-STANDING AMBITION MAY MAKE THE GOING TOUGH FOR BJP-AGP 
 
Nation : Bihar 
Sushashan Babu Sadabahar 
A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS With election just a month away, Nitish Kumar and JD(U)-BJP look the better side. Will he be chief minister fourth time in a row, or will RJD play spoiler? 
 
Special Report: Uttar Pradesh 
Corona Janch Ka Sartaj Bana UP 
Though it is very difficult to test large population of Uttar Pradesh for Covid-19 but the  state government is making record in corona testing.  
 
Special Report: Madhya Pradesh 
Covid Ke Saath Ab Badh Ka Kahar 
 
Upfront: Takeover 
Retail Ki Nayee Badshahat 
How Reliance industries created milestone in India’s organized retail market by acquiring Future Retail. 
 
Upfront: Kamalnath 
Ek Akale Ke Rasukh Ki Ladai 
Madhya Pradesh by election of assembly seats is become question of pride for ex.CM Kamalnath. His future depends on outcome of these elections.  
 
Arthat: Pairon Tale Zameen Hai Ya Aasman 
Latest quarterly data of GDP tells lot about future of economy what coming our way in next 24 months. Downfall of GDP has more meanings for common people and economists. 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 9th September 2020, issue:  Cover Story: Economy
Vikat Sankat: Kya Ho Ilaj
The slowdown has become a most debilitating recession. It will take some urgent and daring interventions from the government to pull the economy out of this deep hole
 
Special Report: Rhea Chakraborty
Kahani Ka Doosra Pahlu
OTHER SIDE After being hounded for two months, Rhea Chakraborty finally breaks her silence in a point-by-point rebuttal of the allegations against her
Exclusive Interview: Main Ladungi Aur Jeetungi. Mera Sach Hi Mujhe Taqat Deta Hai.
At the receiving end of a witchhunt, RHEA CHAKRABORTY
attempts to clear her name and present her side of the story in an exclusive conversation with RAJDEEP SARDESAI, Consulting Editor, India Today TV, on aspects of her relationship with Sushant, their battle against his mental illness and his death
Special Report: Congress
Dhak Ke Teen Paat
 
Special Report: Domicile Reservation
Sthaniy Arakshan Ka Shigufa
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Sing’s announcement to reserve state’s all government jobs for domicile fuel debate over provisions of constitution providing right to live and livelihood anywhere in india. An analysis of supreme court verdicts and legislation. 
 
Special Report: Drama Institutes
Par Hame khelna hai
Covid made it impossible to practice performing arts like Drama. Different Drama teaching institutes are locked. Students started demanding to start classes. 
 
Upfront: Jammu and Kashmir
Vadi me Siyasat Ki Vapsi
Valley has finally broken its silence. A year after the abrogation of Article 370, the crackdown on mainstream political parties (including the arrest of three ex-chief ministers) and the clampdown on all political activity in Kashmir, six of these parties reaffirmed, on August 22, their commitment to the ‘Gupkar Declaration’ of August 4, 2019. The Declaration had been signed just a day ahead of the annulment of J&K’s special status.
 
Kovid ke Daur me Cricket
The 13th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2020) gets under way in the UAE on September 19. The official schedule for the tournament had not been released at the time of going to press, but the very first match is likely to feature four-time champions Mumbai Indians and three-time winners Chennai Super Kings. The 53-day tournament will see matches played in Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi, with the final on November
 
Swachhata Survey 2020: Indore ke Aage Kiski Bisat
Indore’s status as India’s cleanest city is no longer a subject of debate. On August 20, for the fourth time in a row, the commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh topped the Union government’s Swachh Survekshan 2020 national rankings for cities with a population of over a million. Indore’s consistent showing might also put to rest all misgivings about the methodology of this annual survey and convince even diehard cynics that the city must have done something right to earn its laurels.
 
Arthat: Ye Rishta Kya Kahlata
Are Global companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon ending competition in market to establish their monopoly.  


Highlights of India Today Hindi 2nd September 2020, issue: Cover Story: Atmhata Ya Hatya
Sushant Singh Rajput: Ek Ubharte Sitare ki Rahasyamay Akal Maut
How the demise of a rising star went from a tragedy to sensational tinseltown controversy—and now the subject of a Supreme Court-monitored CBI probe
 
Special report: Rural Recovery
A few economic indicators, such as tractor sales, rural unemployment NUMBERS and FMCG sales, suggest that India’s rural areas are seeing an economic uptick. Is a revival under way?

Vidai: M.S.Dhoni
Shant Sanyat Aur Jaheen Khiladi
Even more than his gifts in front of the stumps and behind it, it was his prescient reading of the game that set MSD apart
 
Upfront: Madhya Pradesh
Ram Bai Ka dabdaba
She is from the badlands of Bundelkhand in Madhya Pradesh. Her family allegedly controls not only lucrative businesses but also official transfers and postings in the state. Government privileges are a given for her irrespective of the party in power. Meet Patharia BSP MLA Ram Bai, whose unfettered clout in the previous Kamal Nath-led Congress government continues under the new BJP dispensation.
 
Facebook: Satta Ke Saath Sajhedari
A political slugfest has erupted between the BJP government and Opposition parties over an article in the Wall Street Journal that alleged that the social media giant was favouring the ruling party. According to the WSJ story, some Facebook employees had flagged certain posts in March by T. Raja Singh, BJP MP from Telangana, as dangerous violations of the company’s hate-speech rules. But Ankhi Das, the firm’s public policy director for India, south and central Asia, opposed applying the “hate speech rules to Singh” and “three other Hindu nationalist individuals.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 26th August 2020, issue: 

Cover Story

Atmnirbharta Ke Surma

Narendra Modi is not the first Indian prime minister to embrace the idea of self-reliance but he has given the phrase a nationalistic ring. Can ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ become the soaring idea that lifts the Indian economy out of the doldrums?

 

Special Report:  Rajasthan

Gahlot becomes taller politician in recent crises of state congress party which was fueled by Sachin Pilot.

Sachin back to party with his supporters, it is a result of congress high commond.

 

Upfront: Jammu Kashmir

Fir Dahshat Ka Khuni Khel

Recently many  BJP workers gunned downed and forced to resign the party by militants. Terror outfits are major block in path of democracy in the vally.

 

Utar Pradesh: Brahmin

Kaise Rijhenge Brahmin

In Uttar Pradesh Samajwadi party and Bahujan Samaj Party trying to woo Brahmin voters by promising to install statue of Lord Parashuram. Both parties are posing themselves as pro Brahmin.

 

Dharm: Astha me Asadharan

Changes are visible in construction of Temples in new age. Environment and other issues are addressed in temple construction.

 

Arthat: Aane wala koe toofan hai!

Banks are in deep trouble due to covid 19 because repayment of loan is delayed and fear of non payment. On the other hand deposits are shrinking.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 19th August 2020, issue: Cover Story: Mood Of The Nation Poll

Modi Mantra Ka Jadu

What is the secret behind the unwavering popularity of the prime minister at a time when the nation is riddled with multiple crises?

Cover Story : Economy

Sthiti Tanavpurn lekin Niyantran me

Despite the devastating economic impact of Covid-19, the Modi government seems to find broad support for its handling of the crisis

 

Special Report: Ayodhya

Ram ke Naam Ayodhya Ka Navnirman

Along with the ram temple, The centre and the uttar pradesh government are pouring in Rs 5,000 crore to recreate Ayodhya as a focal point of Hindu religious tourism

 

Special Report: Floor Test

Sanwaidhanik Rassakashi

Powers of governor and legislative assembly was  always a matter of tussle between government and representative of central government. Know the exact position What constitution says and how grey area s  of constitution defined by Supreme court of India in this matter.

 

Special Report: Single Use Plastic

Tere Bina Jiya Jaye Na

Covid-19 Pandemic disrupted all the planes of replacing single use plastic as these are harmful to earth, animals and humans.

 

Upfront: IPL

The Show Must Go On

The pandemic raged and governments around the world were forced to lock down, and as cricket-playing nations were cut off from each other as an inevitable consequence, the disruption in the sporting calendar was on the minds of all stakeholders—from cricket boards to players to broadcasters to sponsors to fans. For a large number of players, the fate of the Indian Premier League (IPL) was of particular interest—and concern. For good reason too.

 

Upfront: Rajasthan

Maharani Ki Khamoshi

Ex. Chief Minister of Rajasthan Vasundhara Raje is silent on fast changing political developments of the states. Big leaders assumes that her silence is too meaningful for state politics and BJP. It may alters political equation.

 



Highlights of India Today Hindi 12th August 2020, issue:Cover Story: Cover Story: Life after Covid
Ubarne Ki Jaddojahad
The economic fallout of Covid-19 has left many in the 30-50 age group out of a job or with reduced income—but also a chance to reskill. How 2020 will reshape their approach to love, life and everything in between. 
 
Nation: Bihar
Covid Se Bhidant
Bihar started well to tackle the pandemic but due to inefficiency of Health  Department now situation is worst and nearly out of control. 
 
Special Report: Ayodhya
Ek Mandir Ki Mahagatha
The Ram temple in ayodhya is set to become a reality. but even as it settles a 30-year struggle, unsettling questions remain.
 
Special Report: Standoff at LAC
Shati China Ka Fauladi Hamla
XI JINPING’S GAME  OF POLITICO-MILITARY COERCION IN  THE HIMALAYAS  IS CURRENTLY AT  A STALEMATE. That INDIA HAS NO MEANS OF JUDGING China’s STRATEGIC INTENT  IS WORRYING
 
 
Upfront: Delimitation
Seemankan Par Machi Raar
Union government’s recent decision to start a delimitation exercise in four northeastern states—Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Manipur—and the Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir has caused much consternation in the Opposition. Assembly elections are due in Assam next year and opposition parties see this as a pre-election manoeuvre. The constitutional validity of the move has also been questioned.
 
Covid policy: Kitne Kaam Ka Kavach
Covid-19 health insurance policies are how much important for you.
 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 5th August 2020, issue:Cover Story: Kyon Bikhar Rahi Congress
The party seems to be in terminal decline,  neither able to function with the Gandhis nor do without them. A weak central leadership has emboldened regional satraps and the party organisation is in disarray, with no counter to either the electoral shenanigans of the BJP or its divisive political discourse. Is there any hope  for India’s Grand Old Party?
 
Special report: Defence
Majboori Me Jhatpat Kharidari
AMID BORDER TENSIONS WITH CHINA, THE ARMED FORCES GO ON A WEAPONS-BUYING SPREE EVEN AS a ROBUST INDIGENOUS DEFENCE PRODUCTION SET-UP REMAINS THE NEED OF THE HOUR
 
Special Report : Hotel Business
Atithi Tum Kab Aaaoge
Source of millions of jobs in the contry, the hotel business is among one of the worst hit by Covid-19. Hoteliers have not see any ray of hope in near future to streamlining of business. 
 
Special Report: Covid 19
Corona  Ka Deerdhkalik Asar
Symptoms of the disease can persist even after a person tests negative, making continued precaution and care necessary to avoid risks of strokes, cardiac arrest or kidney damage.
 
Upfront: Assam
Heavy rain and flood stopped everything in the state. Due to flood millions displaced and dozens killed. 
West Bengal: Rahat par machi Raar
Cyclone Amphan caused huge damage to people of the state and government is not able to give relief to every affected person. 
 
Arthat: Ham Sab Mandi
Middle class paying the biggest price of Corona lockdown because middle class’s contribution to  India’s GDP is more than half and it is falling badly. 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 29th July 2020, issue:

Cover Story; China Policy

Kaise Nipten China Se

After Galwan what India should change in its policy-views of expert panel.

 

Big Story: Rajasthan

Khel Abhi Baki

Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot secures his party’s backing to cut challenger Sachin Pilot to size, but the threat to his government is far from over

 

Special Report: Pahadon Par Jung

Samadhan Ke sust Kadam

Recent talks between Indian and China concluded with agreeing to to disengagement but there is no time frame for de-escalation on high altitude battle grounds on the Himalayas.

 

Investigation: Trusts of Congress

Saakh Par Sanshay

The truth and the politics of Chinese money in the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation and other Gandhi family trusts

 

Nation: Covid-19 Gujarat

Surat Ko Lag Gayee Nazar

A sudden spurt in Covid cases threatens to derail this diamond and textile hub’s attempt to get back to business

 

Special Report: Vikas Dubey Case

Kya Sachmuch Udhdengi Parten

Government orders SIT and judicial probe of Vikas dubey case but this exercise really unearth the nexus between criminal, politician and police.

 

Upfront: Covid 19 Se Jung

Malegaon Ne Dikhaya Rasta

Despite so many adversities like densely populated areas Malegaon administration did a commendable job of making city covid free by  Maintaining physical distance, the standard-format safety protocol to avoid infection, is then practically impossible. The Malegaon Municipal Corporation (MMC) was also working with severe limitations—it still does not have a single ventilator.

 


 



Highlights of India Today Hindi 22nd July, 2020 Cover Story:  Covid-19 Vaccine 
Bhartiya Tike Ki Talash
India joins the global race to produce a Covid-19 vaccine, but its candidates have to first  clear the safety and efficacy test
 
Special Report: Crime
Mujrim-Rajneta-Police Gathjor Ka Naya Vikas
Our system which nurtures criminals like Vikas Dubey,   is main culprit in killing of eight policeman in Kanpur’s Chaubepur police station’s village. 
 
Thoko Niti Par Khade Hote Sawal
Encounter of criminal Vikas Dubey raises many questions of law and procedure as there is investigations are pending in more than 200 encounter cases.
 
Special Report: Boarder Infrastructure
Sarhad Par Sarpat Sadken
A burst of road and bridge-building sees India play catch-up with China’s border infrastructure. De-escalation will 
not mean a reduction in the road works.
 
Special Report: Environment
Charon Oor Sandeh Ka Dhuan
A  spate  of online environmental clearances and proposed new assessment norms have environmental activists up in arms. How justified are their fears?
 
Special Report: Power
Taki Batti Gul Na Ho
The Centre is looking to reform the power sector, with better regulation and a new tariff policy. But if state governments do not fall in line, this could prove to be yet another paper-shuffling exercise
 
 
Upfront: Fuel Prices
Jwalant Mudda
Since June 7, oil marketing companies (OMCs) raised prices of petrol and diesel almost every day. In 22 days, the prices of petrol and diesel, in Delhi, rose by Rs 9.13 and Rs 11.10 a litre—an increase of 13 per cent and 16 per cent, respectively. diesel became more expensive than petrol (in Delhi), causing worries of higher logistics costs and the cascading effect on prices of essential goods.
 
LAC par Takrav Ne China Ki Manshaon Ko Laker Gambhir Sawal Khade Kar Diye Hain
Former US National Security Advisor JOHN BOLTON’s recent tell-all book, The Room Where It Happened, has hit the Trump administration hard. In an exclusive interview with Group Editorial Director RAJ CHENGAPPA, Bolton talks about the challenge from China, Trump’s foreign policy—and why India’s air strike in Balakot in 2019 finds only passing mention in his book. 
 
Malabar Vidroh Vivad
After 12 years BJP pitches again Malabar Vidroh controversy to gain footsteps in south India through a film this time. 
 
Arthat: Doosri Mahamari
Covid hit hard to Indian economy as it seems that level of poverty spreading. 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 15th July, 2020 issue:Cover Story: India-China-Vyapar Par Aar-Paar

Karobar Ka Hathiyar

Can India use an economic offensive against China to persuade its aggressive neighbour to restore status quo ante on the border?

Cover Story: Automobile: Atmnirbharta hai Door

India cannot end its reliance on China for automotive components overnight. An import ban would only choke supplies, raising costs for manufacturers and consumers. Needed: a long-term strategy to build domestic capacities.

Cover Story: Electronics: Jitni Chunautiyan Utne Hi Mauke

Can India turn the growing anti-China sentiment globally into an opportunity for homegrown electronics?

Cover Story: Pharmaceuticals : Kadvi Goli

India lost the competitive edge in manufacturing  APIs—the building blocks of medicine—to China over the past two decades. Regaining it will be a challenge

Cover Story: Textile: Haath Se Chhotata Tana Bana

India’s textile sector has a long way to go before it achieves economies of scale to challenge China’s dominance in world markets

 Upfront: Delhi Riots Case

Aazadi Par Aanch

June 23, Safoora Zargar, 27, a research scholar at Jamia Millia Islamia University, finally secured bail after 70-odd days of incarceration in Tihar Jail for her alleged role as ‘key conspirator’ in the Delhi riots conspiracy case being investigated by the Delhi Police Special Cell. Many others like scholars Asif Iqbal, Devangana Kalita, Natasha Narwal and Meeran Haider have also been arrested and remain in custody, facing similar allegations under UAPA. Allegations on police leveled for taking action on rioters selectively. Police is lenient on some accused.

Interview: Dr K. Sivan, ISRO chairman

Ham Bhtarat Ki Antriksh Kshamtaon ko Khol Rahe Hain

With the Union government announcing the setting up of IN-SPACe—an autonomous agency under the Department of Space to promote cooperation with the private sector—last week, India took a giant step towards opening its national space programme to private players. Until now, the Indian Space Research Organisaton (ISRO) has had a monopoly on all space-related activity, including building rockets and satellites and launching them into orbit. With India accounting for just 3 per cent of the $360 billion global space industry, IN-SPACe could be just what the country needs to galvanise its efforts moving forward. Interview with Dr K. Sivan, ISRO chairman.

Interview: Akhilesh Yadav, Samajwadi Party  President

CM ke Suraksha Guard Kahte hain ki Agli Sarkar SP ki

SP leader, Akhilesh Yadav busy to formulate strategy for 2022 Assembly elections to counter ruling BJP government. He has appointed 60 new district party chief and assigning ground level work to workers. Interview with Ex CM, Akhilesh Yadav.

 

Arthat: China Ke Hamdam

Chinese companies operating in other countries are habitual of offering and giving bribe to influential political forces. In India BJP and Congress both has cordial relations with Chinese corporate.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 8th July, 2020 issue:Cover Story: Bharat Ke Best College
Covid Daur Me Padhai
The pandemic has disrupted the academic year and forced students and colleges to rethink the admission process. Here’s our annual guide to the best colleges, with a difference. A definitive India Today MDRA survey across 14 major disciplines for the Covid world. Know which are the best colleges in the stream of Architecture, Commerce, Engineering, Fashion, Hotel management, Medical, Social work, Arts&Science;, BBA, BCA, Dental, Law and Masscom.
 
Upfront : Covid-19
Chamatkari Dava Ki Aas
Since news broke on June 21 that pharmaceutical company Glenmark’s Favipiravir formulation FabiFlu had been cleared by the DCGI (Drug Controller General of India) for ‘restricted emergency use’ in ‘mild to moderate cases’, medical stores received daily enquiries about the medicine. It didn’t seem to matter that Favipiravir, like Remdesivir before it, was not a guaranteed treatment for Covid.
India-China
Tanav Hoga Kam
Indian and Chinese troops have agreed to disengage at multiple points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. But the massive unprecedented build-up along the long LAC and the new permanent fortifications in the Pangong Tso area challenge optimism about a cessation of hostilities. 


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Cover Story: 
Agriculture; Umeedon Ki Fasan
The government is pulling out all the stops to ensure a bumper Rabi crop. At stake are the livelihoods of 200 million farmers and the urgent need to revive the economy
 
Mahamari Ki Maar
 Swasthay Sewa: Aur bhi Marz hain Kovid -19 ke Siva
For those suffering from illnesses other than COVID, like cancer, diabetes or critical pregnancies, the lockdown has meant their treatment has fallen by the wayside
Gharelu Utpidan: Ghar Me Ghusa Virus
The lockdown has spelled doom for victims of domestic abuse. With no scope of relief, activists are worried about the toll it will take on women’s psyche.
Bachche: Theek Nahi Naunihalon ke haal
COVID-19 IS EXPECTED TO BE MOST DAMAGING FOR CHILDREN IN POOR COUNTRIES, UNDOING THE PROGRESS MADE IN THE PAST FEW YEARS ON CHILD MORTALITY.
Mansik Swasthya: Manorog Bhi Huye Viral
Given the recent spike in numbers, it is clear mental ill-health is now India’s second, quieter pandemic
 
Kovid-19-Elaaz- Kovid ke achuk Elaaz ki Talash
With WHO warning that the worst is yet to come and a vaccine at least a year away, India and the world must race against time to develop a definitive treatment for COVID-19  
 
The Big Story: Dharavi-Bomb par baitha Mumbai
The island city’s most densely packed habitation is now a COVID-19 hotspot. Why Dharavi’s lack of social distancing is cause for serious concern
 
Big Story: Industry-Fir Shuru Karne Ki Mushkil
The government plan to stagger the reopening of businesses was well-intentioned, but complicated guidelines, supply chain disruptions and poor demand have played spoilsport
 

 
 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 29th April, 2020 issue:
Cover Sotry: Nikalne Ki Rah
Kaise Ho Vapsi Ki Ranniti Kargar
The key is to strengthen India’s health capacities to battle a possible second wave of infection, apart from providing substantial relief to the needy and a stimulus package to revive the flailing Indian economy.
Cover Sotry:Mahamari Ki Janch Me Khamiyan
India’s testing strategy leaves much to be desired, even as it struggles to procure test  kits and assess the progress of the disease to formulate an appropriate response.
 
Cover Sotry: Hotspot, Korona Ki Niyantran Rekha
Hotspots and containment zones within them are the thrust areas as the government looks to maximise gains from the extended lockdown .
Cover Sotry: Kerala Model
The southern state’s pandemic fighting skills and fabled healthcare system have helped it beat back COVID-19. What others can learn from its example.
 
Cover Story: Uttar Pradesh-Baghwani
Bina Khile Murjha Gayeen Ummeeden
Due to lockdown most affected farmers are who growing flowers and mango. Plight of these farmers turning worst now. 
 
Cover Sotry: Moksha Dwar par Sannata
Crematoriums which are symbol  of salvation according to Hindu rituals forced to change some of customs during corona times. Varanasi’s Manikarnika Ghat to Puri’s  crematoriums are almost empty. Dead bodies not carried to these places because of lockdown. 
 
Arthat
Asambhav Ke Viruddh
Drugs companies rushing to develop cure of Covid-19. It is only hope to defeat corona. 
 
Upfront: Aarogya Setu 
Is App Ke Lambe Haath
In his April 14 address that announced the extension of the coronavirus lockdown till May 3, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to follow a seven-pronged strategy to combat the pandemic. One of the measures was to download the Aarogya Setu contact-tracing app. The app, conceived by NITI Aayog, has been developed in two weeks by the National Informatics Centre in collaboration with the developers of makemytrip.com and 1mg.com.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 22nd April, 2020 issue:
Cover Story: Ubarne Ki Chunauti
Badhali Se Ubarne Ki Mushkil Raah
To pull the Indian economy out of the lockdown  doldrums, the government must act boldly. Experts say nothing  sh ort of an additional massive stimulus of 5 per cent of GDP—about Rs 10  lakh crore—will do.
Cover Story: Poltry and dairy
Dairy and Hatchery owners  facing fresh trouble of demand  slump due to Covid-19 across the country. 
 
Special Report: Places of Worship
Ab Bhagwan Ka Bhi Sahara Nahi
Covid 19 took away devotees from places of worship across the country. Temples  and other places which were crowed round the year now pin drop silence prevail their.
 
Rashtra Morche Per Mukhyamantri
In the war against the COVID-19 pandemic, state chief ministers are at the forefront. And it's a battle on two fronts, enforcing lockdowns and keeping fresh cases in check, while also striving to avoid an economic meltdown
 

 
Upfront: Raksha Kavach Me Chhed hi Chhed
Government survey involving officials of 410 districts says that there is huge shortage of basic health and other service. To fix this problems lot of efforts needed. 
 



Highlights of India Today Hindi 15th April, 2020 issue:
Cover Story: Mahamari Se Muqabla
Jaan Maal Bachane Ka Sawal
Midway through the lockdown, India has contained the spread of the novel coronavirus but at an enormous socio-economic cost. It now needs to ramp up its healthcare facilities, ease the flow of essential supplies and formulate an exit strategy that includes a financial stimulus package to get the economy and its people going again
 
Cover Story
 Migrants : Palayan Ka Dard
Stranded in cities with no jobs, homes or food, migrant workers across India are trudging home to their villages, burdened with their possessions and supporting hungry, tired children; or packed in buses with no scope of ‘social distancing’. Their drawn faces reflect the real toll COVID-19 has taken on people’s lives. What the government must now do to help them
 

 
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Judiciary : Aapda ke Samay Insaf
Impact of nationwide lockdown on judicial system. All the regular courts are shut for 21 days. Only urgent matters are entertained by courts.  To fight COVID Supreme Court Of India and few High courts started hearings via video conferencing. It is historic efforts towards adopting technology in Judiciary. 
 

Special Report: Korona Ko Yahan Lage Pankh
How a religious outfit’s congregations have been responsible for a virulent spread of COVID-19 in India and parts of South Asia. Story about Nizamuddi Tabligi Jamat Markaz  become hotspot of CORONA virus spread.
 
Upfront: Chaubison Ghante Chaukanne
CM helpline becomes powerful weapon in war against COVID 19. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath himself monitoring this voluble helpline.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 8th April, 2020 issue:
Cover Story: Jeene Ki Jugat
Call it quarantine, isolation, social distancing, a lockdown or a Lakshman rekha, it’s really the fact that an entire nation of more than a billion is experiencing this crisis together that makes it so uncanny. From the eerily empty streets to the disconcertingly clear skies to the looming intimacy of our own homes, the pandemic has trapped us all in a twilight zone of unknown terrors amidst comforting familiarity.  We’ll all be learning to cope as we go along, but here’s our first shot at compiling useful tips, inspirational examples and plenty of good advice on surviving the great corona pandemic of 2020, with our health, humour and sanity intact.


 
Cover Story Economy: Bache Rahne Ka Arthshastra
To combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indian government has imposed an unprecedented three-week national lockdown. While travel and tourism, aviation, hospitality and entertainment will be the worst-hit, sectors such as automotives, which had already been struggling, will see a further collapse. Over 300 million Indians, who are either casual labourers or work in the unorganised sector, will face employment challenges. Stock markets too have tanked—on March 23, the BSE Sensex suffered its worst-ever single-day fall, plunging 3,934 points to 25,981.24. india today spoke to economists and experts across industries to identify the areas of pain and the possible remedies. 
 


Faisle ke Badle Mujhe Kuchh Lena Hi Hota To Mahaj RajyaSabha Ki Seat Kyon Mangta Bhala?
Former Chief Justice of India, RANJAN GOGOI, stirred controversy when—nominated by the President of India—he took oath as a Rajya Sabha MP on March 19, just four months after he had demitted office as the head of the Supreme Court of India. . In the first-ever interview of his career, Gogoi spoke exclusively to INDIA TODAY.

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