Highlights of India Today Hindi-28th March 2018, issue: 
Cover Story: India Today Conclave 2018
Mahamanthan Ka Manch
As the world lurches toward an elusive, ambiguous and sometimes dangerous new calendar, truth goes on trial and freedom is trapped in an intellectual cul-de-sac. Crucial conversations on the story of our time was what the India Today Conclave 2018 was all about: to debate, discuss, argue and learn.
 
Upfront
By-election: Vikalpheen Nahi Hai Rajneeti
Be that as it may, the SP-BSP alliance is the first electoral coalition to best the BJP since the 2015 Bihar elections. It has also effectively disrupted the unbeaten narrative of the NDA following the recent assembly elections in the Northeast.
 
RSS: Sangh Mein Badalaaw Ke Liye Na
Appointing Datta­treya Hosabale as its new general secretary, RSS might have been seen as moving too close to the government.
 
States
Maharashtra:  Chhale To Nahi Jayenge Kisaan?
Will Devendra Fadanavis fulfill all demands made by the agitating farmers? Or, again farmers will get nothing but promises?
 
Bihar: Patna Ke Gairhaajir Policekarmi
Cops are drawing salaries despite being perenially off-duty. the government would have paid Rs 20 crore in salaries and allowances to the missing constables.
 
Jammu-Kashmir: Shaanti Par Bawaal
Another Sri Sri event runs into a controversy. Some reports said people were ‘tricked’ into attending with promised gifts of cricket bats, sewing machines.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 27th September 2023, issue: 

Cover Story: India-Bharat 

India Bharat Vivad 

An array of experts consider the political, historical, legal and cultural implications of the debate over the country’s name.  

Upfront: Sanatan Dharma Vivad 

Sanatan Satya 

Controversial statement of Tamil Nadu minister and son of chief minister M.K. Stalin, Udaynidhi on Sanatan dharm has created huge political and social debate in the country. Parties looking for their electoral benefit on this issue.  

Upfront: One year of project Cheetah 

Mili Juli Kamyabi 

Project Cheetah, dubbed as the first intercontinental translocation of a large wild carnivore, completes one year on September 17. The past one year, however, has only triggered further debate over whether the ambitious project is a success or a failure. 

Highlights of India Today Hindi 20th September 2023, issue: Cover Story: G-20 And Beyond

Mahashaktiyon Ka Khel

The geopolitical divide deepens as the Chinese and Russian heads of state skip the G20 meet, but India succeeds in its agenda to push the global south centre stage. 

Special Report: UP Dairy Plants

Boojh Ban Gaye Dairy Plants 

PCDF plants of Uttar Pradesh are continuous reporting losses. So, Yogi Government decided to lease out six dairy plants for next 10 years.  
 
Business and Economy: Adani Group

Adani Ko Ek Aur Jhatka

A new set of allegations has hit the Adani group, claiming evidence of likely stock manipulation through ‘opaque’ Mauritius funds, putting it once again on the back foot 
 
Special Report: Protectionism

Licence-permit Raj Ki Vapsi

The government wants to boost domestic manufacturing of IT hardware by imposing curbs on imports of laptops, personal computers and servers, but experts caution against a return of the licence-permit regime.


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Cover Story: Sehat Ki Kundli Kaisi Rahegi Kal Aapki Tabiyat?
AI-powered diagnostics is changing the landscape of healthcare in India, with a new emphasis on disease prediction and lifestyle interventions rather than post facto cure. 
India Today Health Conclave 2023 
Sehat Hai Hazaar Naimat 
India Today Health Conclave 2023 brought together India's best doctors and policy makers on one platform to discuss issues like country's health infrastructure, new technologies in medical science and personal health. 
Special Report: E-gaming 
To Gaadiye Ab Gaming Mein Jhanda
Thousands of Indian youth are answering the seductive call of competitive e-sports. India’s 15-member e-sports contingent at the Asian Games is in the vanguard. 
Special Report: Gift City 
Fintech Ko Lubhane Ka Bada Daon
GIFT City in Gujarat, one of PM Modi’s dream projects, is eliciting interest from industry giants. But can it emerge as an alternative to global financial hubs? 

Highlights of India Today Hindi 16th August 2023, issue: 

Cover Story: Siyasat UCC Ki 
The BJP stirs the political pot by raising the prospect of a divisive legal reform as polls approach, sparking debate and some apprehension. 

Desh Ki Best University: Aur Jo Thahre Awwal 
The India Today Group is back with another edition of its annual university rankings, providing crucial insights into the current state of higher education in India. 

Special Report: FCA: Badlav Par Bawal 
Environmentalists fear that changes to the forest conservation act run contrary to its stated objective of increasing India’s green cover. 

Upfront: Ab Badhiya Honge Tenduay 
To reduce human-leopard conflict, the Maharashtra forest department may try sterilizing the big cats in conflict zones. 

Upfront: Asmanjas Mein Mayawati 
Mayawati’s new stance reflects her nephew Akash’s pragmatic openness on joining whichever side is victorious. 

Rajasthan: Jati Boards--One Welfare Board for Each Caste: Rajasthan government has constituted boards for the welfare of castes. The government has constituted 15 boards in the last two years.  

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Cover Story: Manipur 

Sharmnak Andekhi 

By allowing Manipur’s wounds to fester, the State and Central governments have pushed its people to a point of no return.

Upfront: Tomato 

Keemat Aisi Ki Nigalna Mushkil 

In a matter of just two months, retail prices of tomatoes soared to INR 200 a kg in several parts of the country from as low as INR 30 a kg in May, compelling many to cut down their consumption or take it totally off the household menu. 

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Highlights of India Today Hindi 26th July 2023, issue: Cover Story: Game plan 2024 
Mission Demolition 
The inside story of the BKP’s strategy to defang the opposition in the run-up to the 2024 Lok Sabha election. 
Upfront:  West Bengal
Dabang Deedi Ka Dabdaba
Trinamool congress won local body’s elections by huge margin which stunned opposition party BJP as well as congress and left parties. 
Special Report: GST Fraud
Biggest GST fraud unearthed in Noida. Criminals fraudulently obtained PAN card of common man and registered GST firm by using other fake document. After registering they started fake bill trading and earned huge amount of input tax credit. 
Crime: Child Sexual Abuse
Bachhon Ke Shikariyon Ka Shikar
The CBI’s specialised unit is keeping an eagle-like vigil on the internet and other web services to prevent and probe the online sexual abuse of children.


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Highlights of India Today Hindi 12th July 2023, issue: Cover story: Indo-US
Parwan Chadh Rahi Dosti 
The promise and the pitfalls of the quantum leap in Indo-US ties.  Under Modi’s steward¬ship, the past nine years have seen the US emerge as India’s largest trading partner with total trade more than doubling to $191 billion (INR 15.67 lakh crore). The US has also upgraded India as a major defence partner, clearing it for licence-free access to a wide range of military and dual-use technologies it had denied earlier. 
Upfront: Assam Delimitation 
Is peeda ki seema nahi 
Recently Election Commission of India (ECI) published a draft proposal for the delimitation of assembly and parliamentary constituencies in Assam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma express his “sadness” as Jalukbari, his constituency since 2001 had been redrawn with two core areas merged with other constituencies and new areas added elsewhere. Sarma believes 70 per cent of his voters will be new when the state goes to the polls in 2026 but still welcomed the draft. 


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4 Years of Modi Government 2.0
Jeevat aur Jazba
Faced with a poly-crisis, Narendra Modi pushed through daring reforms to weather the storm. But the challenge is to stay the course. An analysis of different departments and ministries of central government. 
Upfront: Manipur Violence
Shanti Ki Dhundhlati Umeed
It seems CM Biren Singh is unable to control the situation and public so that central government is controlling everything. Peace looks far from here. 
Moradabad riots 
Yani Ab Milega Unko Nyay
After 40 years Yogi Adityanath government will put Justice Saxena commission’s report on Muradabad riots in the state assembly. It will heat up politics in the state. 
Interview: Naseeruddin Shah
Jo bhi bathroom jaye unko do-do filmfare haath lagen
Ace Bollywood actor Naseeruddin Shah spoke openly on Taj-2 and many more subjects.


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Highlights of India Today Hindi 31st May 2023, issue: Cover Story: Karnataka
Jeet Ke Baad Ki Chunotiyan
New CM Siddaramaiah will not have it easy with his main rival in the co-driver’s seat. Then there’s the huge task of executing the party’s ‘5 guarantees’.
Upfront:  Rajasthan/Sachin Pilot
Aar-Paar Ke Liye Taiyaar
It seems tussle between congress leader Sachin Pilot and CM Ashok Gehlot reached its peak. Pilot’s Jan Sangharsh Yatra concluded and the event was attended by 28 MLAs, Ministers and ex ministers. 
Upfront: Bihar/Nitish Kumar
Rang Layegi Nitish Ki Muhim
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar trying to unite all the opposition leaders for an event in Patna to show the united opposition power. 
Upfront: Jharkhand/Corruption
Fande Me Sarkari Babu
Ranchi deputy commissioner from July 2020 to July 2022, Chhavi Ranjan was arrested by Enforcement Directorate (ED) accusing him of being involved in a slew of illegal land deals, they blamed him for dereliction of that very duty. 


Highlights of India Today Hindi 24th May 2023, issue:Cover Story: Same sex marriage
Pyar Mange Adhikar
As homosexual couples seek legal sanction for their unions, they encounter socio-political opposition. The ball is now in the country’s apex court to find a balanced solution
Upfront: North-East
Manipur me kyon macha bawal?
The spectre of ethnic conflict returned to haunt Mani¬pur on May 3 when a sol¬i¬darity march by the All Tribal Students’ Union of Manipur (ATSUM) turned violent. Reports of killings, rioting and destruction of property soon emerged from several districts.
Upfront: Madhya Pradesh
Badalti Vafadari
With assembly election just about six months away, the realignment of political loyalties has begun and son of ex cm Kailash Joshi, Mr. Deepak Joshi has joined congress.


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Highlights of India Today Hindi 10th May 2023, issue: Cover Story: Karnataka Assembly Election 
Jordar Muqabla
With the BJP pulling out all the stops, the congress putting     up a united front and the JD(S) playing the dark horse, the May 10 assembly election in Karnataka is poised for a no- holds-barred battle at the hustings. 
Upfront: Punjab
Tala Nahi hai Khatra
Amritpal’s arrest is no indicator that Sikh radicalism is on the wane. CM Mann now risks angering panthic voters too. 
Upfront: Rajasthan
Maut Ka Muavja Banne Laga Musibat
Relatives of those people who died of natural cause or due to suicide demanding compensation and staging dharna with dead body, it is a growing trend in Rajasthan which is headache for state government. 
Special Report: Nitish’s move to woo Rajput of the state
Karagar Daon
Nitish Kumar government of Bihar has released Anand Mohan from prison, the poster boy of criminalization of politics, raised the eyebrow of many in the state including opposition party BJP. Government changed the rules to ensure his release from prison.



Highlights of India Today Hindi 3rd May 2023, issue: Cover Story: Uttar Pradesh
Jaan Ki Khair Mangte Don
CM Yogi Adityanath’s crackdown on the mafia was popular, but the brazen murder of atiq ahmed in custody threatens to discredit his drive.
Upfront: Karnataka Elections
Dalbadal Ka Daur
It seemed open season for turncoats as the nomination of candidates got under way three weeks before the election to legislative assembly in Karnataka. The ruling BJP, in particular, wasn’t expecting some of its old warhorses—former chief minister Jagadish Shettar, among them—to change sides when it chose to prune the list of seniors seeking renomination. Besides Shettar other leaders also joined congress.
Upfront: Uttar Pradesh
Rihand Bandh Ka Saath Chhod Raha Pani
Water level of seventy year old Rihand Dam declining continuously and silt also depositing which may hamper electricity production.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 26th April 2023, issue:Cover Story: NCERT
Itihas Ka Sampadan
Selective deletions of significant passages in textbooks on Indian history in the name of rationalisation of school curricula once again stoke fears of the politicisation of education
Upfront: Wheat
Jhulasti Fasal
Second fortnight of March saw wet weather was soon replaced by unseasonal hot weather, with the temperature 5-10 degrees hotter than usual by the beginning of April. This has not augured well for the rabi wheat crop in Punjab and Haryana, and in large tracts in western Uttar Pradesh.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 19th April 2023, issue: Cover Story: Ajanta Caves
Ajanta Par Mandarata Khatra
The world-famous ancient cave murals in Maharashtra stare at ruin due to debatable preservation and display techniques and unbridled tourism. How can we save these millennia-old artistic wonders?
Upfront: Export
Mahatvakankshi Lakshya
Piyush Goyal, the Union minister for commerce and industry, announced the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), 2023, for India, that outlined an ambitious plan to clock $2 trillion (Rs 164 lakh crore) in exports by 2030. 
Upfront: West Bengal
Kendra Ke Khilaf Mamta Ka Morcha
Mamta staged 31 hour dharna against central governments so called economic blockade. While denouncing the BJP, Mamata also called for a united Opposition for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls
Special Report: NMACC
Kalayen Ab Yahan Se Lengi Nayee Karwat
The recently opened Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre in Mumbai is a big fillip for visual and performing arts in India.
Assembly Elections 2023: Karnataka
Dhartiputra Ki Pukar
The JD(S), led by party patriarch H.D. Deve Gowda, strives to protect its turf against formidable rivals, the Congress and BJP
Special Report: Bihar Sharif Danga
Nafrat ki Aag Me Khak Kitaben
Library of 127 year madarsa was burnt by goons during communal riots on Ramnavmi in Bihar sharif of Bihar. 
Special Report: UPPSC
Lokseva Aayog Me Badlav Ki Bayar
New chairman of UPPSC Sanjay Srinet introduced lot of initiatives to change the controversial working of the prestigious recruitment commission. 
Special Report: Launda Naach
Bas Badnam Hi Rahega Launda Naach
Bihar government took the first step to promote the Launda Naach organized a Lok Mahotsave in Patna. But it was hesitant to promote such kind of cultural events. 



Highlights of India Today Hindi 12th April 2023, issue: Cover Story:  Sex Survey
Visham Bhog
Stress, stigma and ignorance are robbing Indians of joy in their sex lives, leaving them in a miasma of unfulfilled desire. The India Today Sex Survey 2023 reflects this precise pleasure gap—both between people and sex, as well as between partners. On the one hand, a majority of the respondents—57 per cent, or more than half—seem to want more sex than they are getting, indicating that there is most definitely a need for pleasure.
Sex Survey/Trends
There is a wide generation gap when it comes to sexual attitudes, with the young more willing to experiment.
 Sex Survey/Sex tech
Dating apps, robots and AI: technology have transformed the way Indians think about and engage with sex
Upfront: Punjab
Bas Do Haath Ki Lambi Doori
I The endgame for Khalistani propagandist Amritpal Singh was still an open script at that stage—arrest, surrender, anything was possible—but for now it was showing up one of the biggest manhunts of recent times as a shambolic chase after shadows.
Upfront: Covid-19
Kya Covid Vapas Aa Raha Hai?
Covid-19 spreads again. The back of a new variant: the XBB.1.16, of which the country has recorded over 600 cases so far. The total Covid-19 caseload has risen sharply: on March 29, India saw a single-day rise of 2,151 cases, the highest in five months. Active cases on the same day stood at 11,903, the highest in over four months.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 5th April 2023, issue: Cover Story: India Today Conclave 2023
Ab Bharat Ki Bari
From economy to geopolitics to entertainment to sports, the country is making its presence felt in every field. 
Politics: Vision: Narendra Modi
Bharat Ke Samay Ka Shilpi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took center stage to outline why it is indeed India’s moment in the world
Law & Judiciary: Justice D.Y Chandrachud
Insaaf Ka Kayapalat
It was the first time ever that a sitting Chief Justice of India was taking live questions at a forum, and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud rose to the occas¬ion with characteristic finesse at the India Today Conclave. The honorable justice deflected with ease the diffi¬cult questions that were thrown at him. On the collegium system, he said he had to work within the system he was given, but outlined the processes and considerations that went into choosing judges—merit, seniority, inclusion and broader dispersal of judicial office across the country.
BADGE OF COURAGE: General Manoj Pandey 
Bhavishya Ke Liye Taiyar
At this crucial time, it’s significant that the army is led by Gen. Pande—the first engineer ever (The Bombay Sappers) to hold the post. Gen. Pande believes the Ukraine conflict holds many lessons—across strategic, oper¬ational and tactical domains.  He said the Indian military is taking measures to modernize by adopting niche technology like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and block chain that can be a game-changer in warfare.
Sports: Sachin Tendulkar
Master Class
It’s been almost a decade since Sachin Tendulkar hung up his boots after playing his 200th Test in November 2013, but watching him speak at the India Today Conclave reaffirmed that ‘The Little Master’ can still read the pulse of the game like none other.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 29th March 2023, issue: Cover Story: Pakistan
Kangali Me Aata Geela
Pakistan plunges into political mayhem as former prime minister and ex-cricketer Imran Khan precipitates a crisis by challenging the government and the mighty army even as the economy goes into free fall
Upfront: SVB Collapse
Atak Gaya Start-Up Ka Starter
Ccollapse of the California-based Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on March 10 came as a shock to the financial world. SVB was not just the 16th largest bank in the US, its fall also resuscitated the specter of the 2008 Lehman Brothers collapse triggered by the sub-prime crisis. The SVB crisis is believed to be lesser in intensity than the ‘Lehman moment’. 
Upfront: Maharashtra
Alpsankhyakon Se Uddhav Ka Meljol
Around two decades after he first launched a short-lived project to expand the Shiv Sena’s base, Uddhav Thackeray has revived his attempts to forge a wider rainbow coalition and take his faction of the party—the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray)—beyond its core Maharashtrian support base. He begins outreach efforts among Muslims and Dalits. 


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