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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
 

 
Cover Story: 
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.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 1st April, 2020 issue:
Cover Story: Covid-19
Korona Ke Saye Me Zindgi
 
As COVID-19 claims its first victims here, India is fighting back to arrest the spread of the deadly virus with public awareness campaigns, social distancing measures, hygiene protocols and more. For now, the battered economy is on the back-burner
 
Bujurg-Beemar Ko Dar Jyada
Those above 80 and those who have major illness are more vulnerable to the risks arising out of COVID-19
 
Parde Par Andhera: Film producers, exhibitors and the industry at large stare at crippling losses as COVID-19 shuts down cinemas
 
VIRAL Se Kam Kya: Social media platforms are battling the spread of misinformation
 
Bazaroon me Dahshat hai, Dar Is Baat Ka hai ki Pata Nahi Kya Hoga
Motilal Oswal, CMD Motilal Oswal saying this because Panic selling on the stock market, triggered by fears of largescale business disruptions caused by the COVID-19 global pandemic, saw the Sensex making lowest levels every session. 
 
Rakt Sankat: The Covid-19 scare and the closure of IT offices and colleges have hit blood collection drives. 
 
Pariksha Ki Ghadi: The ICMR’s COVID-19 testing criteria assume that India is not yet in the community transmission phase. 
 
Parda Gir Raha Hai: Swamped by big-ticket cancellations, the events industry looks to the government for a helping hand.
 
 
Virtual Padhai: SOFTWARE LIKE ZOOM is HELPING TEACHERS TAKE CLASSES ONLINE SO THAT STUDENTS DON’T SUFFER
 
Gone For A Toss: The PROTEAS’ stay in kolkata before their flight home proved to be a 20-hour quarantine. 
 
Sawari Nahi: The virus scare has hit cab aggregator services also. The work from home verdict too has gone against them
 
Kovid-19 se Judi Bhrantiyan : Coronavirus falsehoods you should not fall for
 
Bhavnatmak Samarthan Dava Bhi hai
Says, Rohit Dutta, Director,  Imagin Fibers and first patient in Delhi to recover from COVID-19
 
Upfront: Silsila Siyasi Jeet Ka
BJP winning political battles one by one and this time in Madhya Pradesh, party not only succeed to topple the Kamalnath led Congress government but also damaged the grand old party substantially by bringing Jyotiraditya Scindhiya in saffron party.
 
Arthat: Gafil Gota Khayega
This time Korona led economic crisis very different from 2008 slowdown. Why it’s double blow?

Highlights of India Today Hindi 25th March, 2020 issue:
Cover Story: Corona Ka Jhatka
Corona Ka Kahar
As the spread of COVID-19 chokes international trade, India’s tottering economy braces for yet another jolt.

Special Report: Yes Bank
Bank Ka Bhattha Aisay Baithaya 
From flamboyant leader with a stomach for risk to a man whose overweening ambition ran a bank aground, the story of disgraced Yes Bank founder-chairman Rana Kapoor.

Special Report: Congress
Maharaj Ki Bagawat
His ambitions thwarted by the Congress old guard, the Gwalior royal bets on a new political future with the BJP.

Special Report: Bollywood Ki Nayee Heroines
Auraton Ki Kahani Unhi Ki Zubani
With production houses and filmmakers putting their resources behind female-driven scripts, a spate of Bollywood releases this year will see women and their stories taking centre stage.

State: Maharashtra
Sabki Thali Mein Thoda-Thoda
The Uddhav Thackeray-led alliance presents a please-all budget in its first outing.

Pashchim Bengal: Mamta Ne Chhtradhar Ko Aakhir Kyun Riha Kiya
The Maoist leader’s release, after a decade in jail, is part of the TMC’s bid  to win back its vote in the tribal belt.

Upfront: Sankhiyaki
Ab Aankdon Ko Lekar Bada Andesha
The CAA-NPR-NRC troika, irrespective of real or false assurances about its scope and intention, has dealt a body blow to the Indian statistical system.

Arthaat: Gathri Mein Laaga Chor
The fourth largest private bank has gone bankrupt as most of us were sleeping, not the government. The government was trying its best to conceal the scam and look everything normal.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 18th March, 2020 issue: Cover Story: Dilli Ka Danga
Dilli Ke Gunahgaar Kaun?
The state, the police, the home ministry and the political leadership—they all were culpable for the worst riots the national capital has seen in 35 years.

Cover Story: Dilli Ka Danga-Photo Feature
Dilli Par Daag
For four days, starting February 23, the very air of Delhi seemed combustible. In the city’s worst communal flare-up since 1984, many lives were lost, and homes, shops, belongings and dignity gutted as mobs went on the rampage.

State: West Bengal
Naye Morche Par Shah
The Battle for Bengal is officially on. Ahead of elections, the BJP’s campaign pitch has taken on a new colour and texture with the home minister’s visit to the state.

Bihar: Kanhaiya Ki Trafa Congress Ka Jhukav
The popular student leader-turned-neta tempts the Congress to test a common-cause alliance with the Left. Kanhaiya’s sedition trial could be a spoiler for ties with the Congress.

Covid-19
Aa Gayee Aafat
We have the infrastructure and policy in place to handle an epidemic. What we need now are working skills to carry out the task.

Arthaat: Beemar Ki Beemari
Indian health system is still preparing to deal with the lifestyle diseases and now the viral diseases have opened a new chapter.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 11th March, 2020 issue:
Cover Story: Namastay Trump
Modi Mantra Se Mugdh Trump
The US president’s state visit was a triumph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personalised, pragmatic and multi-aligned foreign policy.

Cover Story: Namastay Trump/ Baatcheet: S Jaishankar
"Yeh Sarkar Rashtriye Hiton Ki Raksha Ke Prati Pratibadh Hai 
In one of his most detailed interviews to date, the foreign minister S Jaishankar put the Indo-US relationship in perspective, outlining India’s new foreign policy engagement with the world.

Nation: Assam
CAA Ka Vote Ganit
While the citizenship legislation may help the bjp consolidate its vote among non-Assamese-speaking Hindus, the party will have to do much more to placate the anger of Assamese voters in 2021.

Special Report: Virus Alert
Kitne Taiyar Hain Hum
Given the worrying trend of virus outbreaks every few years, we need to assess if India’s emergency health services can handle a Wuhan-sized pandemic.


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Highlights of India Today Hindi 19th February 2020, issue: 
Cover Story: Budget 2020
Lead Essay: Modinomics 2.0
With a prudent budget, the prime minister signalled that efforts to revive the economy cannot be at the expense of equitable growth. But instead of gradualism, he needs a far bolder roadmap with big-ticket reforms to achieve his $5 trillion goal by 2024.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
Economy: Badi Tasveer Se Chooki Nazar
Budget 2020 plays it too safe. there are no nasty surprises, but nor is there a credible roadmap to economic recovery.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
Infrastructure: Vikas Ke Rajmarg
a 15,500 km highway-building plan forms the centrepiece of the infra push in the budget, but its success hinges on private investment.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
Agriculture: Baaton Ki Kheti
Linking agriculture to an ‘aspirational India’ is all very well, but it has to be backed by reforms and allocations.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
Health: Sehat Ka Nahi Khyal
Public healthcare spends will remain low even through the needs of rural India are a new focus.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
Real Estate: Khaali Pade Makaan
The budget has little to push demand in the real estate sector.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
Manufacturing: Banane Ko Kuchh Nahi 
Industry gets no incentive or big-ticket announcement.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
Defence: Sena Ke Samaksh Khada Sabse Bada Sankat
Budget 2020 highlights the military’s biggest conundrum—burgeoning pensions—but 
leaves the FORCES to figure out A solution.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
Education: Kam Se Nahi Chalega Kaam
Reduced allocations offer little incentive for the education sector.

Cover Story: Budget 2020
BITE: Amal Ki Chunauti
The board of India today experts pronounces its verdict on the broad brush strokes of budget 2020.

Special Report: Coronavirus
Corona Ka Qahar
Symptoms for the stealth virus can take up to 14 days to show up. But it’s contagious during this time. Is our public health system ready to handle a possible epidemic?

Upfront: Dilli Chunav
Jung Sareekhe Rang-Dhang
Perhaps it’s a sign of how ugly the Delhi election campaign became in the last days before the polls that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal felt comp¬elled to defend himself against the BJP’s absurd description of him as a “terrorist”.

Arthaat: Door Hai vasant
The government seems to be tired. Most of the Indians will have to be cautious till economy shows signs of recovery.

State
Maharashtra: CM Uddhav Thackeray Ke Liye Ab Mumbai Meri Jaan
A visible revamp of Shiv Sena stronghold Mumbai, decentralising power and making government accessible to the people top the Maharashtra chief minister’s governance agenda.

Bihar: Bade Bhai BJP Ko Nitish Nahi De Rahe Thaah
After voicing his disapproval of a countrywide NRC, the Bihar chief minister now wants the contentious new questions in the forthcoming NPR dropped.


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Highlights of India Today Hindi 5th February 2020, issue: This week's lead cover story focuses on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity after being re-elected following his stupendous win in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. With nationwide protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), and the prime minister’s efforts to shore up the flailing economy, this issue of India Today Magazine analyses  BJP's and PM Modi's popularity.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 29th January 2020, issue: 

This week's lead cover story focuses on Budget 2020 and the economy that is in the grip of a stubborn slowdown.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 22nd January 2020, issue: 
Cover Story: CAA/NRC
Kaun (Nahi) Nagrik?
The newly minted Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 and the government double-speak on an impending National Register of Citizens have lent a bleeding edge to the question. What is the threat and why have citizens across the country erupted in protest?

Cover Story: Ground Zero
Ek Virodh Ka Taana-Baana
The citizen protests in Delhi against the CAA/ NRC will be remembered for a long time for the uniquely creative solidarities they built cutting across all sorts of divides.

Cover Story: CAA/NRC
Kun Phoot Pada Gussa?
Students and civilians take over the streets in many parts of the country in defence of what they see as the freedom to belong to their country.



Upfront: Student Unrest
Kyun Hai JNU Mein Uthal-Puthal
What happened at JNU has received wide attention. Messages of solidarity with the students have poured in from Mumbai, Hyderabad, Cape Town, Munich and New York.



State: Delhi
Abki Baar Kiski Sarkar
Polling date for the Delhi assembly elections have been announced and for the first time the opposition has not much to loose and and the very fact has posed a big challenge before the ruling Aam Aadmi Party.

Maharashtra: Saj Gaya Maidan
With his allies taking the cream, can new CM Uddhav Thackeray make something of his lot? The Sena is left with just two big departments, urban development and agriculture.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 15th January 2020, issue: 
Cover Story: Lead/Bhavishya Ki Kalpna 2020
Aage Ko Soch
Politics, economy, agriculture, climate change... Eminent Indians dwell on 
the issues that will shape the future of India.

Bhavishya Ki Kalpna 2020: Amitabh Kant
Mahanagar Hi Bhavishya
Planned, smart urbanisation can unlock India’s potential for growth.



Bhavishya Ki Kalpna 2020: Chinmay Tumbe
Antatah Sabse Adhik
By 2030, India will be the world’s most populous country with most of its 
population still in rural areas.

Bhavishya Ki Kalpna 2020: Arun Sukumar
Silicon Ka Kamal 
Politics has singularly shaped the trajectory of technological progress in India and, in the coming decade, the state will encounter the temptations of big data.

Bhavishya Ki Kalpna 2020:DS Hooda
Bhavishya Ke Yudh Ka Nazara
While technology will play an increasingly dominant role in conflicts, 
strategists need to factor in the human, social and political dimensions as well.

Bhavishya Ki Kalpna 2020: TCA Raghvan
Dragon Ki Daur
China will be a defining factor in the decade ahead and India must reorient itself to confront the geopolitical challenges of a new world order.

Bhavishya Ki Kalpna 2020: Rajdeep Sardesai
Bhavishya Ke Jhatke...
Will the India of 2029 be ruled by a presidential strongman? Will dissent and political pluralism survive or will we surrender to a majoritarian theocracy? Predicting trends in Indian politics is fraught with risks—and the temptation to succumb to our worst fears or fondest hopes. But if the past is any compass, the decade ahead will be full of surprises.





Upfront: CAA Protests
Yudh kshtra Uttar Pradesh
CAA protests turned violent at several places in UP—a state with 20 per cent Muslims—and the police crackdown was ruthless.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 8th January 2020, issue:

Highlights of India Today Hindi 1st January 2020, issue:
Badlav Ke Sarthi
The unsung crusaders who are ushering in a quiet revolution across the country. Stories of Unheralded crusaders who have heeded the call of their conscience to bring about a change in the lives of others

Light man of kerala 
Abraham Johnson may be the lightest CEO in the world. The 50-year-old polio victim weighs just 20 kg but he has been running M-tech Electro Digital Industry since 1991. The unit, which manufactures LED and solar products, has an annual turnover of Rs 50 lakh.

Midas of the Farmland
Akash Badave quit his job as a banker in Pune and come to Dantewada. Today, he works with more than 10,000 farmers—mostly tribals—helping them access markets for their produce while nurturing traditional agriculture.

Going back to nature
Patanjali Jha, 1986 batch IRS officer when not chasing tax evaders, is busy creating awareness about the pitfalls of conventional, chemical fertiliser-aided farming. Patanjali’s food forestry farm on the banks of the Narmada river at Khalghat in MP’s Khargone district is proof that it’s ‘natural’ farming can be made a success. 

Ramp up India
Paralysed from the neck down due to an undiagnosed infection at the age of 15, Virali Modi’s experiences of travelling in railway stations put her on the path of social activism to make railway stations disabled-friendly. As a result,  at least eight railway stations  in India have recently achieved this target.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 25th  December 2019, issue:

Highlights of India Today Hindi 18th  December 2019, issue:
Cover Story: Arthvyavastha
Arthvyavastha Mein Jaan Foonkne Ke Nuskhe
Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan offers his prescription to revive the distressed Indian economy.

Special Report: Doorsanchar
Baj Rahi Sankat Ki Ghanti
Cut-throat competition and regulatory uncertainty have scarred the telecom sector. The recent tariff hike may rescue telcos for now, but subscribers will bear the brunt.

Nation: Shastra Qanoon Sanshodhan
Laga To Teer, Nahi...
The government’s proposal to reduce the number of firearms An individual can own unsettles gun owners.

Upfront: Pyaz
Phir-Phir Aansu Ankhiyan Mein
High onion prices have returned to haunt the government. High food prices have also stoked inflation—retail inflation rose to a 16-month high in October, driven by high prices of vegetables, pulses and meat.

COP-25
Kaise Bache Dharti
At the core of the COP process and the Paris agreement is what happens with greenhouse gas emissions. Everything else follows in its wake.

Transgender: Qanoonan Anyaya
Experts say that amendment in Transgender Persons Protection of Rights Bill 2019 is necessary to give justice to them in sexual crimes. The government is also eager to make changes.

State: Jharkhand
Mazboot Qilay Mein Dikhti Darar
Will the loss of face in Maharashtra, falling economic graph and rising onion prices take a toll on the BJP’s prospects in the state or will local issues decide the verdict?

Uttarakhand: Adhikar Par Tanatani
The state government has constituted a board to look after the management of Char Dham including 51 temples but the move has irked the teerth purohits. Now the government seems to be on back foot.

Arthaat: Hain Aur Bhi Wajahein Mandi Ki
The government is claiming huge success of foreign policy but the foreign trade is bad situation. It is one of the reasons of domestic slump in economy.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 11th  December 2019, issue:
Cover Story: Essay
Nayee Sanskriti, Naye Nayak
It is said language is a slow traveller and it rarely crosses political borders. But with rising number of Hindi speakers and thanks to prosperity and technology the lingua franca of North India has broken many boundaries. The magazine celebrates the fountain heads of cultural energy in its 33rd anniversary. It has done profile story of 30 such celebrities.

Buvan Bam: Virtual Bhuvan Ka Sitara
Bam's YouTube channel BB Ki Vines has more the 15 million subscribers base.

Gaur Gopal Das: Naye daur Ka Prerak Varta
The international lifestyle coach is a New Age inspirational guru.

Naved Khan: Khushiyon Ka Payambar
RJ Naved is known for his prank calls and social messages.

Maithili Thakur: Mitila Ki Maitihili
This folk singer from Bihar has more than 2.1 million followers.

Himanshu Bajpayee: Kamyabi Ki Naujawan Dastan
This Lucknow boy is known for his Dastangoi and his latest book Qissa Qissa Lakhnauwa.

Neeraj Kunder: Seedhi Ka Sanskriti Sadhak
This Madhya Pradesh theatre activist is active in cultural field.

Sayema Rehman: Mera Paigham  Muhabbat Hai...
The presenter of Radio Mirchi's Purani Jeans has many things to share with her audiences.

Nisha Madhulika: Zubaan Se Dil Tak
The original Hindi food vlogger uses no onion and garlic in her recipes and has 7.89 million followers on YouTube.

Amit Sagar: Gadhwali Geeton Ka Star
The Garhwali singer is famous for his fusion music.

Raunac: Khyali Baua Ka Asli Janak
The most popular RJ is known for his prank calls and his satire on politicians.

Annu Awasthi: Pahichan To Gaye Hoiho
He is known know for his satires on social and political issues.

Chandan Tiwari: Leek Se Alag Kheenchi Badi Lakeer
The folk singer is promoting the legacy of Bhojpuri songs.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 4th  December 2019, issue:
Cover Story: Rajyon Ki Dasha-Disha: Aalekh
Awwal Rajyon Ka Aaina
The latest edition of our annual SOS survey alters perceptions about achiever and laggard states and throws up surprises.

Cover Story: Rajyon Ki Dasha-Disha
Andhra Pradesh: Samaveshi Vikas Mein Sarvshreshth
Samridhi Mein Mein Sabki Hissedari
The state has long been a model of development with a human face. Andhra is also the most improved state in healthcare and tourism.

Cover Story: Rajyon Ki Dasha-Disha
Arunachal Pradesh: Infrastructure, Shiksha Aur Qanoon-Vyavastha Mein Sarvadhik Sudhaar
Abhi To Lamba Hai Rasta
The state has significantly expanded its road network in recent years and is improving its education sector and police force by increasing personnel.

Cover Story: Rajyon Ki Dasha-Disha
Assam: Samagra Roop Mein Sarvadhik Sudhaar
Vikassheel Pradesh
Despite the insecurity triggered by the NRC and a host of legacy issues, the state is striving towards all-round development. Assam also won the most improved award for economy.

Cover Story: Rajyon Ki Dasha-Disha
Chhattisgarh: Samaveshi Vikas Mein Sarvadhik Sudhaar
Sabka Kalyan
The state does not discriminate in doling out the benefits of its many schemes.

Cover Story: Rajyon Ki Dasha-Disha
Delhi: Governance Mein Sarvshreshth
Nagrik Poonji
With bold initiatives in education, health and other basic amenities, the state has raised the bar in governance.


Highlights of India Today Hindi 27th November 2019, issue:

India Today Hindi has done 10 cover stories on the Ayodhya issue since the 1980s. Our 11th cover story, 'Time to Move On', examines the various facets of the Supreme Court's landmark decision, particularly why the court chose its course of action, and the road ahead.

Highlights of India Today Hindi 20th November 2019, issue:
Cover Story
Baybus  Bharatiye
The civil liberties and legal protections of the ordinary Indian citizen are in alarming retreat today. The essays that follow map the many dimensions of this vulnerability, some already exposed and in plain view, others lurking round the corner.

Cover Story: Baybus  Bharatiye
Harsh Bora: Man Jahan...Bhara Hai Bhay Se
Our legal framework ensures that the balance of power in the relationship between the State and the citizen favours the State.

Cover Story: Baybus  Bharatiye
Louise Tillin: Kendrikaran Ki Ore Qadam
The BJP’s push towards a more centralised system of governance challenges the political and economic autonomy of states, crowding out regional agendas.

Cover Story: Baybus  Bharatiye
Martin Macwan: Vote Poora, Haq Aadha
The answer to persistent discrimination and injustice does not lie with our political institutions, it does with a more empathetic civil society.



Cover Story: Baybus  Bharatiye
Prasanto K Roy: Data Bana Dhardar Auzar
citizen data is potentially worth a lot to political parties and ruling governments. With artificial intelligence and the right algorithms, data can help game democracies.

Cover Story: Baybus  Bharatiye
Purushottam Agrawal: Hindu Rashtra Mein Hindu Hona
For Hindutva, which is not a spiritual or religious world view but a doctrinaire, authoritarian political programme, Hinduism is a mere prop.








State: Maharashtra
Akele Pade Devendra Fadnavis
A sure bet till yesterday, Fadnavis now looks shaky. Will an NCP-Sena alliance upset the BJP’s plans?


Rashtra: Ayodhya
Nayee Subah Ke Intezaar Mein Ayodhya
Residents living in surrounding areas of Ram Janm Bhoomi are hopeful that their quality of life will improve with the decision of the Supreme Court.

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