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Highlights of India Today Hindi 18th June, 2025 edition:
Cover Story: Studying In the USA
Sapno Par Laga Purnviram
The Trump clampdown slams the door on aspiring Indian students. Legal recourse is limited as the US State Depart¬ment is immune to visa denial lawsuits under the doctrine of consular non-reviewability
Upfront: Karobar
Cheen Ne Lagaya Chalbazi Par Break
India’s automotive sector braces for production cuts, as China stalls exports of rare earth magnets
State Scan: Maharashtra
Shatranji Gherabandi Shinde Ki
The ex-CM is besieged within the Mahayuti—Ajit snipes at his Sena, as BJP offers cover fire. Will they fight polls separately?
State Scan: Bihar
Yani Sushasan Babu Ko Kareene Se Namaskaar…
The BJP wants to retain all the goodwill Brand Nitish will bring it for the Bihar poll—but not much more.
Sports: IPL
Bhavishya Ke Aasmaan Ke Sitare
This IPL had a number of firsts, the anointment of a fresh champion among them, but even that paled before the heroics of the season’s young bloods
Health: Nutrition
JO Jean Kahe Vo Khayen
Roll over nutrition fads. Nutrigenomics now provides hyperpersonalised diets based on one’s genetic makeup and offers clues to prevent and treat disease well in advance
Special Story: GST
Kitna Mushkil Hai Kanoon Ka Asaan Hona
The goods and services tax was introduced to promote ease of doing business but frequent amendments and escalating procedural expenses over time have turned it into a growing burden for entrepreneurs
Special Report: Smuggling
Pet Me Rakhkar La Rahe Sona
Smugglers who hide gold into the stomach were kidnapped by goons. Police reached at the moment they were begin to cut smugglers stomach. This is the new way of smuggling gold which unearthed by police. 


Highlights of India Today Hindi - 11th June 2025 issue:
Cover Story: Digital Creators 
Sarjak Nayee Arthvyavastha Ke
A rising wave of digital storytellers and influencers are turning passion into profit across online India. 

Upfront: Indusind Bank
Farzivade Ki Kali Chhaya
Revelations of suspected fraud have cost India’s fifth-largest lender, promoted by the Hindujas, more than just a Rs 2,300 crore quarterly loss. The bank’s reputation has taken a severe hit, raising questions about its corporate culture

State Scan: Assam
Gogoi Par Tika Congress Ka Game
The Congress is going all in with MP and legacy heir Gaurav Gogoi in the battle for Assam against Himanta Sarma’s BJP in 2026

State Scan: Rajasthan
Cricket Ki Pitch Par Siyasi Pari
Kins of political leaders playing their bet for the post of Rajasthan Cricket Association President. 

State Scan: West Bengal
Mamta Ne Sadha Santulan
Mamata’s old guard and Abhishek’s reformist bloc strike a deal on who mans the districts to gear up for the uphill task of winning 2026 state polls.

Defence: India vs Pakistan
Havai Dabdabe Ki Ladai
The four-day India-Pakistan conflict showcased modern aerial combat in all its dimensions. The Rafale vs J-10C face-off remains inconclusive, but India’s multi-layered air defence system was a clear winner

Special Report: Degree Scam
Daam Lekar Farji Degree Bechte Vishvvidlaya
Many Universities of Uttar Pradesh are selling fake degrees to students which is dangerous for job applicants. This racket is spread over many states. It is also a question over vigilance system of government.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 4th June 2025 issue:

Cover Story: Indo-Pak Atomi Jung
How real is the threat of Nuclear war between India and Pakistan in context of post Pahalgham air strike scenario? 

Upfornt : Make In India - Pakne Se Pahle Hi Trump Ne Daant Gadaye
The US president’s tariff tirade threatens Apple’s India strategy, but the tech giant has few manufacturing alternatives beyond China

State Scan: Bihar - Gaya Ka Naam Bhi badal Gaya ji
Gaya changes its name to Gayaji, as renaming politics comes to Bihar. Nitish hasn’t changed places with the BJP, yet. But his yielding maps an ongoing soil erosion

Special Report: Banke Bihari Corridor - Kunj Galiyon Ke Beech Bada Galiyara
Many accident happened due to heavy rush of devotees in Banke Bihari Mandir, Vrindavan near Mathura, For better crowed management order of Supreme court clear the path of corridor but some doubts still persist

Business: Blusmart - Bade Jalsaaz Nikle Ye Brother
How the Jaggi brothers went from being the darlings of the start-up universe to becoming the exemplars of all that is wrong with it

Special Report: Analogue Paneer - Aur Khayange?
Paneer is staple food for Indians in both marriage parties and other celebrations, but think again before eating the dishes made of Paneer. Market is flooded with fake paneer which is harmful for health. 

Special Report: Real Money Gaming - Online Juye Ki Mahamari
As the line between online gaming and gambling blurs, millions of Indians grapple with addiction, debt and fraud while the government scrambles to rein in a booming yet chaotic industry

Indo-UAE Conclave 2025 - Tarakke Ki Rah Ke Bharosemand Sathi
The maiden India Today Indo-UAE Conclave spotlights a future-ready alliance driving innovation, trade, talent and cultural ties. 




Highlights of India Today Hindi 28th May 2025 issue:

Khatre Ki Nayee Rekha: Ab Aage Kya
Truce remains tenuous as India draws a tough new normal for dealing with a recalcitrant Pakistan over sponsoring terror, including resuming deadly retribution if Pakistan does not mend its ways. Operation Sindoor saw India going for the head of the snake by attacking the HQs of key terror groups in Pakistan rather than just the foot soldiers

Upfornt: Judiciary
Apna Faisla, Apne Haath
The Supreme Court opens up on judges’ assets and appointments in an unprecedented act of transparency and self-scrutiny

State Scan: West Bengal
Mamta Bhi Ab Hindu Pitch Par
Competitive Hinduism comes to rule in West Bengal, as Mamata Banerjee seeks to negate the BJP’s USP—and maybe wash off old sins—with a new Jagannath temple. 

State Scan: Uttar Pradesh
Agra Me Mithaiyon Ke Taj Ki Jagah Nahi
The Agra Petha is as much a part of the city’s cultural confection as its architectural twin, the Taj. Pollution fears now put the padlocks on Noori Gate, its old abode

Defence: Brahmos
Adab Ki Nagri Se Nikli Missile
Now India’s top missile the Brahmos will be assembled in Lucknow, the city emerged as defence manufacturing hub of India. 

Special Story: Organ Transplant
Dataon Ka Pada Aakal
India is a world leader in organ transplant technology, numbers of transplants and success rates. Yet, as demand grows exponentially, donation rates remain low and thousands await an organ for a second chance at life

Special Report: Higher Education
Mukhiya Tum Kab Aaoge
Higher education institutions including UGC and many central Universities are waiting for their heads as the post vacant since long time.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 21st May 2025 issue:
Cover Story: India-Pakistan Jung!
Pakistan’s dangerous gambit and how we match up. Retribution, like justice, must not only be deli¬vered but also seen to be delivered. The Indian Army learned this lesson the hard way in 2019, when it offered only limited photographic evidence of its air strikes on terror camps in Balakot in Pakistan, launched in response to the Pulwama attack.

Digital Creators: Waves 2025
Pratibhaon Ka Dhamal
The competitive arena at the Create in India Challenge at WAVES 2025 blazed with talent and innovation. For participants, it was a stage they dreamed of

Interview: Neel Mohan
“Youtube Ek Aisa Manch hai jahan Creator Chamak Sakte Hain”
In an exclusive interview, Neal Mohan, CEO of YouTube, talks to India Today about the importance of India in the company’s global creative ecosystem.

Upfront: India-Britain Free Trade Talks
Sandhi Angrezon Ke Saath
The biggest bilateral trade deal in Trump 2.0, India and the UK hold up a template for a storm-tossed world

Karobar: Retailers Ka Sankat
Khudar Valon Ka Nahi Koe Khairkhwah
The retail shopkeepers of the country are reeling under the low prices and AI-algorithm based sales of quick-commerce and e-commerce

Special Report: Cast Census
Jati Par Kyon Utri BJP
After sustained ambivalence on the issue, the party pivots to greenlight the caste enumeration exercise. It’s a high-stakes gamble, suggesting a strategic shift in the Hindutva 2.0 strategy

Highlights of India Today Hindi 14th May 2025 issue:

Cover Story: Pakistan/Asim Muneer
Jihadi General
The all-powerful chief of the Pakistan army is certainly not a man to be trifled with. But he just might have overplayed his hand with the terror attack on Pahalgam. 

Upfront: Gold
Sarrafe Ka Swarnkaal
Gold prices skim Rs 1 lakh for the first time, fuelled by global turmoil. Investors bask in the glow, but jewellery retailers may see a temporary dip in sales.

Upfront: Sindhu Water Treaty
Pani Ki Jung
What the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty means for India and Pakistan. 

State Scan: Andhra Pradesh
Saakar Hogi Sapno Ki Rajdhani
It will cost over Rs 45,000 cr. in the first phase, but Naidu’s Amaravati is back on track, aiming to be one of the world’s ‘Five Best Cities’.

State Scan: Goa
Tambole Ki Aad Me Nahi Chalega Jua
As a simple community game mutates into big-bucks betting, Goa cracks down. But the state may have scored a cultural self-goal.

Special Report: Constitution
Mahamahimon Ki Siyasat
The country’s top court sets a timeline for the processing of state government bills to prevent governors from stalling legislative business indefinitely.

Special Report: UP Congress
Purani Party Ke Kuchh Naye Prayog
Congress is trying to rebuilt organization in Uttar Pradesh for next assembly election which is due in year 2027. And party also taking special initiative to this cause. 

Sports: Olympics
Bharat Ki 2025 ke liye jabardast Davedari
As the country bids to host the world’s greatest sporting event in Gujarat, here is what the state must do.

Sports: Cricket
Samast Sansaar Ko Vaibhav Sandesh
He made a 100 in IPL tournament in just the age of 14 years. He spares no fast bowler. Look at the parents, coach and institutions who are behind this little rum machine called Vaibhav Suryavanshi.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 7th May 2025 issue:

Cover Stroy: Pahalgam Attack
Is Haivaniyat Ki Saza kya?
After Pahalgam attack the hard options that India can exercise after its diplomatic offensive. 

Upfront: Indo-US ties
Dhandhe Vyapaar Se Kaheen Aage
US vice precedent JD Vance’s visit gets the optics right, assures Delhi that the Bilateral Trade Agreement is on course. PMO, White House say a roadmap is set for BTA; talks start in US


Special Report: Politics of Meat
Pateele Ke Pass Khade Pahredaar
Religious vigilantes are opening new fronts over meat-eating even though more than half the country identifies as non-vegetarian


Special Report: Agra
Dhruveekaran Ki Nayee Zameen
In response to BJP’s aggressive Hindutva agenda in Agra the Samajvadi Party is going with cast polarization. They are sharpening their strategy with social justice and nationalism. 

Special Report: Karnataka
Gale Me Atak Gayee Ganna
The Congress enthusiasm for a caste census notwithstanding, the Siddaramaiah government’s tabling of the Karnataka Social and Educational Survey 2015 is now a political hot potato

Bihar: Deaths from Lightning
Bijliyan Kyon Barpa Rahin Kisano Par Itna Kahar
Five dozen people died of lightning in Bihar in 3 weeks of April. Most of them are farmers. Bihar is 24th in list of lightning in India but it is second in number of deaths. Why?

Highlights of India Today Hindi 30th April 2025 issue:

Cover Story: Compliance Raj
Lalfitashahi Ke Khatme Ki Darkaar
India must trim the regulatory cholesterol that stifles its industry and usher in genuine ease of doing business to make Indian enterprises more competitive and capable of withstanding any trade upheaval

Upfront: Congress/AICC meet
Badlav Ab Nahi To Kab
In AICC meet in Ahemdabad recently congress party showed determination to re-establish itself in political arena. Every move evoked a composite legacy rooted in Gujarat, even as every line of its political resolution echoed the party’s struggle to re-anchor itself in history while projecting a renewed fight for justice, constitutional values and, last but not least, national relevance.

Defence: Fighter Jet
Aise Pategi Stealth Jet Banane Ki Khai
After the US unveils its sixth-gen F-47 and China pushes ahead with prototypes to redefine aerial warfare, India is racing against time to field a fifth-gen stealth fighter and modernise its air force

Special Story: Health
Junk Food Bana Bhari Sardard
Ultra-processed foods are now a daily staple, yet their serious health consequences remain overlooked. Regulators and the government have to take immediate action to curb this growing menace

Nation: West Bengal
Aag Se Khelne Me Ve Darte Kyon Nahi
The politics of faith the BJP and the TMC are practising in Bengal in the run-up to the 2026 polls bodes ill for its communal fabric. The violence in Murshidabad over the Waqf law is just a trailer.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 23rd April 2025:

Highlights of India Today Hindi 16th April, 2025 issue:
Cover Story: Society
Rang Ka Bhed
The ‘dark versus fair’ debate reignites, exposing the persistent bias against darker skin among Indians. 21st century India, it does not matter that you are a woman who has broken the glass ceiling. Just a stray, unfeeling comment can transport you back to a place of insecurity that you thought you had left far behind. A time when the darker shade of your skin put you in the shadows, unseen, unheard and unwanted.


Upfront: Muslim Property
Waqf Par Tagdi Jung
The passage of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill in Parliament this week signifies a watershed moment in the governance of religious endowments in India, fundamentally altering the administrative structure that has overseen Islamic charitable properties for decades. The legislation has ignited fierce debate about religious autonomy and property rights. 


Special report: BJP-RSS
Mit Gayeen Duriyan
PM Modi’s first visit to the RSS Headquarters in a decade ended talk of the BJP’s rift with its mentor and showcased a renewed march towards shared goals

Special Report: Jal-Jeevan Mission
Gagar Ghotalon Ki
PM Modi’s ambitious scheme Jal Jeevan Mission is not taking shape in Rajasthan, officers had done mere tokenism instead of ground work. As a result Rajasthan is fourth from last in the country in the list of successful states. 


Health: Air Pollution
Shuddh Hava Ka Badhta Karobaar
As air pollution worsens, a wave of innovations emerge to promise cleaner, healthier breathing spaces. Some are backed by science, others have failed to convince doctors.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 9th April, 2025 issue:

Highlights of India Today Hindi 2nd April, 2025 issue:

Cover Story: GBD-Sakal Gharelu Vyavhaar
Bharat Ke GBD Ki Thah

A pioneering survey of India Today group reveals some startling truths about our civic and social attitudes. Awareness and education remain key to bring about change. 

GBD-Civic behaviour
Rakh Di Dukhti Rag Par Ungali
India’s civic values exhibit stark contrasts across states—while some lay complete store by integrity and responsibility, others are marred by corruption and ethical ambiguity

GBD-Public Safety
Akhir Kitne Surakshit Hain Hum
The GDB survey results on public safety expose a diverse range of challenges, each demanding nuanced, state-specific solutions. The public safety survey reveals a nation neither wholly secure nor entirely anxious but rather existing in a curious state of in-between—a patchwork quilt of confidence and concern.

GBD-Gender Attitude
Samanta Ka Mushkil Safar
While Indian society embraces gender equality in education and employment, entrenched patriarchy continues to shape household decisions and personal freedoms for women. The survey brings up concerning trends for women whose competence, qualification or potential agency are blunted in order that they conform within the patriarchal stronghold. 

GBD-Diversity and Discrimination
Mit Rahe Hain Dayare Par Dheere-Dheere
Caste or religious discrimination find fewer takers, but the boundaries stay firm when it comes to marriage outside faith or caste group. Surprising results from several states—on religion and employment, for instance—point at soft¬en¬ing attitudes on old divi¬sions. The most liberal of our communities reside in all corners of the country.

Highlights of India Today Hindi - 26th March 2025 issue:

Special Issue: Conclave 2025
Tej Raftaar Se Aage Badhne Ka Yug
With AI and the new American President putting the world in a flux, a range of eminent figures outlined how to deal with the new world order. Trump is holding friend and foe alike at gunpoint for a better deal. Geopolitics has turned into reality TV. The old template is cracking and being replaced by a sense of anarchy. 


Yogi and Mahakumbh
Astha Ka Sangam
450 million people were expected for the Mahakumbh, but some 660 Million took the holy dip instead, says UP govt. Religious tourism has taken off in UP. The Goverment has created five ‘spiritual corridors’ for the benefit of devotees


Artificial intelligence
Aa Gaya AI Agents Ka Daur
The pace of innovation with AI is unlike anything else we’ve ever imagined. We are not talking of innovation in years or months. We’re talking of innovation in weeks and days


Telangana’s Transformer
Revant Puri Tarah Se Ready
The Congress weakness is that it is a liberal and democratic party where a leader can come out and protest. Can anyone in the BJP do this? Hyderabad’s comp¬etition is not with Ahm¬edabad or Mumbai, it is with New York and Tokyo. Telangana model is the best


India’s War Room: Army, Navy, Air Force
Chunautiyon Se Rubaru
India faces a “two-and-a-half-front” challenge. The collusion between Pakistan and China is 100 per cent in the virtual domain. Accelerating India’s 5th-gen fighter jet project is urgently required. Until then, India might need to buy off-the-shelf fighters. Wartime disruptions in supply chains and shifting alliances highlight the risks of military dependence on foreign suppliers


Rekha Gupta, CM, Delhi
Aaya Vadon Ke Nibhane Ka Waqt
Gupta has implied that hers will be a proactive, on-ground approach, marked by frequent engage-ment with Delhi’s residents. Stressed that her governing style would be one of teamwork, in close coordination with the Centre

Highlights of India Today Hindi - 19th March, 2025:

Cover Story: Naxals
Ab Bas Akhiri Chot

The inside story of the Modi government’s determined bid to end the Naxal threat, India’s greatest internal security challenge. How security forces reduced the impact area of Naxals.

 

 

Special Story: AI

Aur Ab Bharat Ke Apne AI Ka Daur

From large language models catering to its linguistic diversity to solution-driven AI agents that can be deployed across sectors, the nation looks poised to ride the next-gen innovation wave backed by the Government’s Rs. 10,300 crore ‘India AI Mission’

 

 

Upfront: National Education Policy

Bhasha Ko Lekar Adig DMK

Tami Nadu slams three-language norm as Trojan Horse for Hindi, the BJP calls TN’s stance ‘political’

 

Upfornt: BSP

Mayawati Ko Nahin Bhaya Akash

Mayawati has removed nephew Akash from all party work and expelled his father-in-law Ashok Siddharth. Her moves have left BSP cadre confused

 

 

Upfront: Karnataka

Khasa Maanga Sankat

A 2009 move to acquire 15.97 acres of the Bengaluru Palace grounds for road widening could cost the Govt Rs 3,014 crore

 

 

Special Report: Delimitation

Uttar-Dakshin Me Khinchi Talwar

The South’s res­istance to the delimitation exercise­—to preserve its political voice, federal autonomy, and economic contributions—is at odds with the north’s cries of under-representation

Highlights of India Today Hindi – 12th March, 2025 issue:

A detailed look at non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), which can gradually creep up on you, a few things to watch out for and ways to prevent it. Also in the issue, a wrangle over royal property in Bhopal, rescuing cyber-slaves, rising wild animal attacks, and a Q&A with Shaan.

Highlights of India Today Hindi – 5th March, 2025 issue: 
Cover Story: Indo-US relations
Will Modi’s high-risk gambit with trump pay off? Rather than focusing on trade and tariffs, Modi wanted to use his meeting with Trump to dwell on a spectrum of forward-leaning, agenda-setting issues for the future. 
Upfront: Delhi
It took the Bharatiya Janata Party 27 years to come back to power in national capital Delhi. The party high command’s choice followed its recent template of picking near-obscure or first-time legislators to lead state governments. Rookie MLA Rekha Gupta will be the BJP’s first woman CM in Delhi.
Special Report: Mahakumbh Me Dalit
Saffron parties organized different programs to connect Dalit and backword classes. This is also an exercise to eliminate the opposition narrative of alleging that it is anti-constitution. 
Special Report: Vizag Steel
Steel major Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd gets a chance to turn things around with a financial package of Rs. 11,440 cr. from the centre. The PSU’s inherent limitations, though, may play spoiler. 
Horticulture: Mango
Imposters are sullying the fair name and reputation of the famed Alphonso mango grown in the Konkan, forcing its cultivators to stamp their product with a unique encrypted identity.
Health: Cosmetic Surgery
As advanced technology allows safe, quick and subtle non-surgical plastic surgeries, millions are opting for such procedures for a discreet change in appearance. A word of caution, though: too much of a good thing can be bad 
Cinema Bollywood
A fresh crop of newcomers is making their debut on the Hindi film landscape unaccompanied by the hype of star kids of yore.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 26th Feb 2025 issue:
Cover Story: Mood of the Nation Survey
Dhamakedaar Vapsi
The BJP has recovered electorally and would win a majority on its own after the setback in the 2024 general election. But the economy continues to be a cause of worry for the Modi government

MOTN: Opposition
Gathbandhan Ki Ganthon Ne Badhaya Bhram
Despite internal turmoil and electoral setbacks, a majority of people still want the INDIA bloc to persist, valuing a strong Opposition even as doubts about its leadership and unity mount

MOTN: Economy 
Vikas Ki Kashmakash
Inflation, rising unemployment and stagnant incomes continue to be matters of concern for a majority of Indians, fuelling scepticism about the long-term impact of the government’s policies

MOTN: Best CMS
Paksh Me Sabse Jyada Yog
At the helm for eight years in UP, Yogi Adityanath cements his nationwide appeal with the most popular CM title for the 10th consecutive time.

Upfront: Manipur
Biren Ki Vidai Ke Baar…
A round the same time in the evening when Preside¬nt’s Rule was imposed in Man¬ipur on February 13, N. Biren Singh, who had stepped down as chief minister just four days earlier, took to social media platform X with a lengthy post addressing his “indigenous” friends. Referencing a 2022 post about the arrest of a Myanmar national with a fake Aadhaar card, he urged authorities to take stringent action and ramp up efforts to deport illegal immigrants from Manipur.

Highlights of India Today Hindi - 19th February, 2025 issue:
Cover Story: Budget 2025
Shabash! Ab Raftaar Badhane Ki Baari
The middle class gets massive tax cuts, the economy a consumption boost and the promise of reforms, whose execution will put India on the path to higher growth

Upfront: Telangana Cast Survey
Pichhdon Ki Parvah
One more milestone has been marked in the evolving landscape of India’s caste empowerment politics: a report containing an enumeration of the various caste groups that make up Telangana’s 35.5 million population. On February 4, in a special one-day session of the assembly, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy sought to scale it up as a significant moment in an ongoing national-level debate on the subject while offering only a controlled sneak peek at the report’s findings.

Upfront: Naac Dispute
Paise Do Rating Lo
CBI Arrested more than 10 persons in cash for rating scam in National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). It is huge blow to system of giving colleges ratings. 

Special Report: Mahakumbh
Mamta Par Utar Pade Akhade Me
Huge debate sparked after actress Mamta Kulkarni honored with title of Mahamandleshwar from Kinnar Akhada in Mahakumbh. 

Mahakumbh: Viral Baba
Reel Ke Rasik bante Bhasm-Bhaboot Wale Tapaswi
With Different thought and different looks Babas are point of attractions in Mahakumbh. There is Ambassador Baba, Mini Mahadev and many more. 

Khelkood: Jaspreet Bumra
Vishva Ka Sabse Khatarnaak Gendbaaj
ICC Cricketer of the Year Jasprit Bumrah broke more records than you can count in 2024. India’s prayers for a genuine quickie have been answered, and he’s gone one better—become the most feared pacer in the game.



Highlights of India Today Hindi - 12th February, 2025

Cover Story: Delhi Assembly Election
Vajood Ki Jung
A besieged Arvind Kejriwal launches a desperate battle to regain his crown as Delhi CM in the face of an aggressive BJP campaign targeting his tarnished image and the fatigue of AAP’s decade-long anti-incumbency.

Upfront: UCC/ Uttrakhand
Jokhim Bhara Sahas
In the crisp mountain air of Uttarakhand, the unsettling sense of being on the frontier blends with a more rooted conviction in its status as a safe house for ancient civilizational ideals. The two contraries got entwined on January 27, when Uttarakhand was taken to the very frontline of a contentious constitutional experiment—one that seeks nothing less than to legislate ways of living. Putting into active mode a proposed code drafted by the Pushkar Singh Dhami government, it became the first Indian state to implement a Uniform Civil Code (UCC). 

Upfront: Uttar Pradesh
Kumbh Me Bhagdad Aur Maut Ki Amavasya
Stampade in Mahakumbh at Prayagraj has raised the questions over the preparedness of government, 30 persons died in this incident. 

Special Report: Fitjee
Uth Gaya Bharosa
How the financial health of FITJEE, the premier coaching institute for engineering entrance exams in the country, worsened. This impacted thousands of students who enrolled to this coaching institute. Their money as well as future stuck in the mid-air. 

Cinema: North East
Yahan Shooting Ki Baat Hi Aur
Mumbai creators are making a beeline for the region, eager to showcase a different landscape as well as a fresh perspective.

GI Sangam
Bharat Ki Virasat Ki Pahchan
At the India Today GI Samagam, Commerce and Industry minister Piyush Goyal laid emphasis on preserving India’s treasures through Geographical Indications, highlighting their role in boosting the local economy and enhancing global recognition.



Highlights of India Today Hindi 5th February, 2025 issue:
Republic Day Special Issue
Jinse Jeevan Bana Aasan
Stories of Major 25 innovations in last 25 years that solved the problems of common man and eased their daily life. For example from the digital reinvention of our payment, entertainment and welfare systems to the galloping extensions in highways, housing and healthcare, and basic amenities like tap water on—well, on tap. 

Drinking Water
Pani Ka Sapne Hua Apna
Millions of Indian women no longer have to trudge miles to fetch water, as now they can get water through taps in their own homes

Telecom
Mobile Ne Dilayee Badhat
Cheap handsets, internet penetration and affordable data have placed a mobile phone in almost every hand in the country.

Food
Order Par Ghar Aa Pahuncha Restaurant
Scores of restaurants, hundreds of dishes—all just a few clicks away on the phone…food delivery apps have changed the way urban professionals eat.

DBT
Paisa Girta Seedhe Khaton Me
Direct benefit transfer has reduced fraud and improved the efficiency of the welfare delivery mechanism, ensuring the needy get timely benefits.

FASTag
Aage Safar Hai Aasan
Travel turns seamless as FASTag, a small sticker on your car, opens up toll gateways

Entertainment
Isse Behtar Kahan Koe Aur
Endless options, viewing flexibility and exciting horizons to discover—OTT entertainment platforms have left Indians spoilt for choice



Highlights of India Today Hindi 29th January 2025 issue:

Cover Story: Middle Class
Jabardast Jakdan
High prices, crippling tax rates along with shrinking incomes are forcing this crucial demographic to swallow its ambitions, affecting India’s growth story. How Budget 2025 can end their economic distress.

Upfront: Uttar Pradesh
Ibadatgahon Ke Neeche Bhanumati Ka Pitara
The controversy surrounding the Shahi Jama Masjid in Sambhal wracked by violence in late November, with four people killed in clashes with the police—is far from a closed chapter. As the New Year dawned, the courts applied the brakes on the controversy, which till then seemed to have taken on a momentum of its own. But with a constitutional law up for question, and a bristling sheaf of legal disputes on the anvil, all signs are that the game of wits between judicial principles and political ideas will resume in the near future.

Nation: Congress
Apne Keel Kante Durust Karne Ki Kavayad
The party’s moves to jettison allies and rebuild its own poll machinery expose the competing dynamics in the INDIA bloc, blunting the Opposition challenge and the Congress’s place within it 

Nation: Odisha
Naye Sire Se Naveen Ki Lalkaar
The Biju Janata Dal supremo has stepped out of the shadows, unveiling a new avatar. No longer reserved and detached, he’s now a fiery Opposition force, reigniting his party and energising his base

Special Report: Rajasthan
Loot Lapetkar Furr hoti Dulhane
Gang of Dulhan (bride) Looting single youths in a massive way. One looteri bride marries up to 30 men and looting them. 

Special Report: Civil Aviation
Delhi Kaise Bane Aviation Hub
India’s booming aviation sector has instilled the idea in government of making Delhi a global aviation hub. But there are hurdles ahead



Highlights of India Today Hindi 22nd January, 2025 issue:

Cover Story: H1B Visa
Uncle Don Ko Aapki Jarurat Nahi
Indians in America are in for trouble should Trump enforce his hard-line stance on immigration after taking over as president. How real is the threat and what India can do about it.

Specdial Report: Mahakumbh
Abki Baar Dubki Ke Digital Intejam
Tradition and technology come together in a stunning sangam at what will be the world’s biggest spiritual jamboree ever

Upfront: HMPV
Fir Aa Gaya Virus Ka Dar
China reports a spike in respiratory illnesses, the memories of planetary disruption have come rushing back. Beijing dismisses the growing number of Influenza A, Human Metapneumo Virus (hMPV), Mycoplasma pneumoniae and Covid-19 cases as a routine “winter occurrence” and withholds an official count. But tiny warning bells are beginning to ring everywhere, including in India. 

Upfront: Delhi Assembly Elections
Nakal Bhi Nakel Bhi
PM Modi elections launches campaign for BJP in Delhi and gave assurance that all the scheme of public welfare in the AAP Government will continue after the elections. 

The Nation: Telangana
Nayee Vyavastha Se Pardarshi Honge Land Record
The Congress Government’s Bhu Bharati reforms promise to bring transparency and efficiency in Telangana’s land record management that the previous Dharani portal had failed to do.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 15th January, 2025 issue:
Vision 2025
2025 already! The number will come as a shock to the many among us for whom the dawn of the millennium seems like only yesterday. Remember Y2K? But although 25 years have passed, and even millennials must be all grown up, no one is handing them the keys just yet: the world is still run by people from the 20th century, and many of the challenges it faces seem rooted in the past. This issue itself is the latest iteration of a comforting tradition, in which we invite a distinguished panel of experts to gaze into the year ahead for India and the world in different sectors like Geopolitics, Economy, Defence, Techenology, Health etc. 

Geopolitics
Vyavasthaon Ke Beech Uljhee Duniya
The world now is multipolar economically, unipolar militarily and fragmented politically. Instances of opportunism by nations are multiplying

Economy
Kaise Rakhen Barkara Arthvyavastha Ki Tej Raftaar
Accelerating India’s growth potential in 2025 demands reforms, resilience and readiness for global uncertainties

The Prime Minister
Modi Ke Samne Dohri Chunauti
At home, the PM has to come up with bold reforms to rev up a slowing economy and ensure equitable growth. Abroad, Modi has to find a way to strike a deal with trump on his tariffs and migration grouses against India

Protectionism and India
Apni Vypaar Neeti Par Punarvichar Kare Bharat
India must lower tariffs, embrace high-standard FTAs and align trade policies with shifting global dynamics to thrive in the trump 2.0 era

AI Revolution
Bharat Ki AI Shakti Ka Dohan
The country stands poised to leverage AI’s transformative potential through agents, applications, literacy and safety

COST OF Welfares
Nakad Hastantaran Par Nayee Bahas
Cash transfer schemes shouldn’t be treated as freebies. That said, their popularity will have major implications for our democracy



Highlights of India Today Hindi 8th January, 2025 issue:

Newsmaker of the year 2024
The Young Grandmasters
Gukesh Dommaraju is now the youngest ever World Champion, but that is just icing on the cake in India’s chess story for the ‘Golden Generation’. 2024 was the year they did it all

Narendra Modi
Teesri Baar Satta Me
PM Narendra Modi gets a historic third term but with the India bloc denying the BJP a majority on its own, some of the sheen wears off

Mohan Bhagwat
Savdhaan Karti Shasiyat
Under Mohan Bhagwat’s leadership, the RSS sharpened its stance, using the Lok Sabha election results to assert its influence and push for a recalibration in the BJP’s approach

INDIA the opposition alliance
Bhagva Rath Par Lagam
A roller-coaster year saw the Opposition coalition rebound with bold moves and policy wins, but internal rifts continue to test its durability

D.Y. Chandrachud
Buland Insaaf
The former CJI bequeathed on the court a legacy of rigour, justice and constitutional morality, but also drew scrutiny for the loose ends left by his judicial balancing

Gautam Adani
Abhi Thoda Mushkil Daur
Formal charges in a US court, an air marked by accusations of bribery and concealment of information, the attendant political backlash, pressure on stock prices, valuation losses. Yet the famed Adani growth appetite and business resilience stays.

Devendra Fadnavis, Eknath Shinde, Ajit Pawar
Takatwar Aur Tej Tarrar Tikdi
At one time, Fadnavis, Shinde and Ajit Pawar were seen as an unwieldy trio with mutually subversive intent. A bumper assembly poll harvest inverts that

Highlights of India Today Hindi 1st January 2025 edition:

Nirnayak Pal Jinhone Desh Ko Prerit Kiya
Since 1975, when India Today English was founded, it has accompanied more than a couple of generations of Indians along a tumultuous and exciting journey for the greater part of our country’s history as an independent nation. Now, on the cusp of our 50th year in print, you’ll understand the impulse to look back with a range of emotions. The nostalgia goes without saying, but in compiling this special selection of 50 ‘turning points’ in the back pages of India and India today, we have focused on events and episodes that caught our collective imagination or national sentiment. They range from civic milestones like the Right to Information Act of 2005 to fanciful beauty pageant victories of 1994.

Business
Relianced IPO, 1977
Equity Ka Aaya Samrat
With his novel idea of raising funds from the public in the late ’70s, Dhirubhai Ambani awoke the sleeping giant that was India’s capital market, giving the ordinary investor a chance to own a small piece of big business and be part of an equity revolution
Infrastructure
Metro Rail
Shahri Safar Ki Badli Surat
From Calcutta’s pioneering start to Delhi’s technological leap, India’s metro systems have changed the way its urban citizenry travels

Defence and Space
AGNI-I, 1989
Aasmaan Me Agnikawach
In 1989, the launch of its first intermediate-range ballistic missile, Agni, elevated India into an elite club. Agni-I laid the foundation of the country’s emergence as a regional superpower

Sports
Cricket World Cup, 1983
Jeet Ki Soch Jab Hui Saakar
Yes, even that was not there when Kapil Dev, himself only 24, led a bunch of devil-may-care no-hopers right up to the summit of world cricket. For India, it was the equivalent of the Moon Landing—except unplanned and unimagined. What changed after that? Everything.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 25th December 2024 issue:

Badhta Kattarpanth
The growing Islamist influence raises concern in India even as the persecution of Hindus continues. Yunus’s interim Government has often said the violence against minorities stems more from political vengeance than communal hatred. Among the first things Yunus did was lift the Jamaat ban. Anti-India forces have gained ground since. Student leaders are suspected to have links with radicals. 

Business: Quick Commerce
Chat order, Pat Delivery Ka Daur
With its ability to deliver almost everything instantly, quick commerce is rapidly transforming India’s retail landscape. As corporate giants like Reliance Jio, Flipkart and Amazon enter the space, fierce competition will ensure that the customer will be king

Cinema: Gujarati film Industry
Shahri Chhap Se Lauti rangat
Gujarati cinema is winning audiences and acclaim as it shifts from rural narratives to stories and settings around lives in the city. But limited resources and divided audiences pose a challenge. 

The nation: Population
Hum Do, Humare Teen
The RSS chief’s concern over a demographic decline have turned the family planning conversation on its head. Do the proponents of larger families have a case to build on?

Society and Trends: Pet Care
Insano Ki Sohbat Me Alsi Aur Beemar
Pampered pet dogs are acquiring the same lifestyle diseases as their human parents and getting the same medical care, feeding a whole industry around super-specialised pet surgeries and treatments.

Interview: Yuval Noa Harari
Atom Bomb Khud Faisle Nahi Le Sakta tha, AI le Sakta hai
Eminent historian and intellectual talks about threats of AI, Technology and other range of subjects to India Today Hindi in his latest visit to India.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 18th December 2024 issue:

Jugat Se Badli Zindgi
Stories of 27 persons from different fields like agriculture, health, business, education, health etc. who changed the life of themselves and others in a unique way.

Purane Phone Ka Bada Karobari – Mandeep Manocha
Founder of Cashify, the company who buys old mobiles and sell refurbished phone has changed the entire market of second hand phones in the country. 

Bavaseer Ke Buniyadi Ilaj Wala Doctor
Dr. Arshad Ahmed has successfully introduced surgical protocol for operation of Piles, Fisher, and Fistula etc. By this hundreds people has benefited

Donkey Milk Ne Bajaya Danka
Puja Kaul of Noida has identified beneficial properties of Donkey milk and started a venture of making soaps and cleansing cosmetics from Donkey milk. Despite many hurdles she is successfully running this business. 

Special Report: Maharashtra
Dudhari Talwar Par chal pade Deva bhau
New Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis and the BJP have a number of challenges at hand, not least of which is managing ex-CM Eknath Shinde and his Shiv Sena 

The Nation: Maoists 
Akhiri Nateeje Tak Jung
In Ground Zero Bastar, blanket presence, tech and the state’s no-holds-barred strategy lead to big successes in the war against the Maoists in 2024



Highlights of India Today Hindi 11th December 2024 issue:
Modi 3.0 Ka Janadesh
The win in Maharashtra puts the BJP on secured ground again after the setback in the general election. Now to press full steam ahead on the development agenda 
Maharashtra
Jeet Ka Bojh Bada Bhari
Poll battle won decisively, the alliance now has to manage competing ambitions, finances and discontented sections
Jharkhand
Heman Ki Dhamkdaar Vapsi
The inside story of how the JMM leader overcame imprisonment and a vicious, polarising campaign against him to fell the mighty BJP
BJP
Bhajapa Ki Nayee Ranneeti
A more pro-active RSS, greater play to local leaders and issues, and the politics of doles help the saffron party post back-to-back wins
Congress
Haar Ki Maar Se Ghatti Dhaar
Having frittered the gains of the Lok Sabha election, the party must recalibrate urgently to avoid oblivion.
Special Report: Jaisalmer Oran dispute 
Door Registan Me Jameen, Siyasat aur Charagaah
Adani Group got vast so called non fertile land to produce green electricity. But, people demanding to declare the land as grassland. Administration facing tough resistance from people. 
Special Report: Adani Group
Jhatkon Ke baad Asaan Nahi Raah
A US court’s allegations of bribery in solar power contracts and US markets watchdog SEC’s charges of concealing wrongdoings have jolted Gautam Adani’s business empire. Even as he mounts a strong defense against the indictment, the group faces a crisis of investor confidence that may impact its growth plans

Highlights of India Today Hindi 4th December 2024 issue:

Thagon Ke Is Naye Gang Se Sawdhan
Cyber-criminal networks, often based abroad, are now leveraging technological and psychological tools to weave elaborate stings with fake cops and enforcement authorities to deprive unsuspecting victims of their entire life savings.

Upfront: Punjab/Shiromani Akali Dal
Badal Ke Sankat
Sukhbir can’t do any political activity till he does tankha (punishment), which Akal Takht is yet to announce. The delay is not helping at all

Nation: Odisha
Ab Shashan Ka Majhi Mantra
The Mohan Charan Majhi-led BJP government is establishing its ‘people-first governance’ by eliminating the perceived bureaucratic dominance of the Naveen Patnaik regime and blending accessibility, Odia pride and a development drive bolstered by central support

Economy: FDI
Videshi Nivesh Ka Badhta Klash
The economy seems robust, but foreign investors are shying away from putting their big, long-term bets on India

Cinema: Payal Kabadiya
Hindustani Cinema Ki Ek Nayee Roshni
Dreams inform everything that Payal Kapadia does, whether it’s her stories, her characters or her filmmaking even if they're all anchored in stark reality

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Highlights of India Today Hindi 27th November 2024 issue:

Daftar me Kaam Ka Janleva Tanav

Unhealthy work practices in Indian companies are taking a toll on employees, triggering health issues and sometimes even death

 

Upfront: Manipur Crises

Biren Ka Tape Sankat

In a significant legal and political development, the Supreme Court has agreed to examine audio recordings that allegedly implicate Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh in the violent ethnic conflict between the Meitei and Kuki communities that erupted in the North-Eastern state in May last year. The decision marks a crucial step in the court’s oversight of one of India’s most volatile state crises.

 

Nation: AMU

Fir Bana Siyasat Ka Markaj

Supreme Court reversed its 1968 judgment on Aziz Basha case. BJP leaders targeting on Aligarh Muslim University, its minority status and education system.

 

Assembly Elections: Maharashtra

Kaun Savari Karega Maratha Lahar Par

The Marathas are angry and, under Manoj Jarange-Patil, Marathwada could well decide who eventually wins in Maharashtra.

 

Environment: Ranthambhore

Kis Gaflat Ka Shikar Hue Bagh?

Behind the missing 15 big cats in the Ranthambore National Park are a lax monitoring system by local forest officials, political pressure and unreliable numbers

 

Special Report: Technology

Computing Me Nayee Kranti Ki Kavayad?

In a giant leap towards brain-inspired computing, IISC researchers have engineered a device that processes information like neural synapses, and promises a leap in speed, energy efficiency and data security.

 

Cinema: Re-Release

Purane Nagino Ka Naya Najrana

Nostalgia and curiosity bring audiences back to the theatres to revisit movies of the yesteryears.

 

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