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Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated February 17th, 2015.
This edition carried English Edition's Cover Story "The World cup Dream" as Cover. This is a special issue on upcoming World Cup, which includes the exclusive columns of winning captains of previous ten World Cups.
Main Story from the region is about the "Water and Power wars" between the Telugu states. Eight months after division AP and Telangana are locked in a battle over sharing power and water.  AP wants to sell its surplus power in the open market rather than give the rightful share to Telangana. In a tit-for-tat, TS wants to hold on to the water under its control and not part with a ‘single drop’ either for irrigation or drinking purposes to AP.
Another story from the region "Carving a Niche in Telangana" discuss that  how  YSR Congress and Telugu Desam  parties are trying to woo voters and build an electoral base for the long term in Telangana. The top leaders of two opposition parties in Telangana, YSR Congress and Telugu Desam are again on tours to win the hearts of people. YS Jagan’s sister Sharmila has begun her tour last week while TDP chief N.Chandrababu Naidu will begin his tour in February. Ruling TRS leaders are opposing Chandrababu touring in Telangana.
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried. 


Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated February 10th, 2015:
This edition carried English Edition's Special Report "Arabian Nightmare" as Cover story. The story about Arred Majeed's, an engineering student of Kalyan, who became an ISIS fighter before returning India. The story reveals his journey and experiences. It also includes a pager about another youngster from Telangana, Salman Mohiuddieen, who plans to emerge as a dogged fighter in ISIS. But Police picked up him in Hyderabad Airport.
English Edition' Cover Story "Reunited States" discuss about the dramatic turnaround in India-US ties after President Obama's visit.
Main Story from the region (Telangana) "Cracking the Whip' projects on Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandra Sekhar Rao's measure to make the state administration both responsive and accountable. With the sacking of deputy chief minister Rajaiah, in the wake of the inept handling of swine flu spread and irregularities in the medical and health services department, KCR give a clear message to his cabinet colleagues that he will not tolerate any misconduct and negligence.
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried. 


Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated February 3rd, 2015:
This edition carried Cover Story "The Killer Fever" described that how Swine flu in Hyderabad became an increasing threat to Telugu states. As ten people dead with H1N1 virus (Swine flu) infection and hundreds of people joined in various hospitals, many including some doctors see a potential threat to both states. In coming weeks the number may increase faster as roughly 20 lakh people visited are coming back from their native places during this festival season. The Story includes columns from Doctors about what is swine flu and how to combat. 
English Cover Story "Betting on America" is about American President Obama's India Visit. The Story deeply discusses the impact of his visit on key sectors Defense. Obama's exclusive interview also includes.
Another story from Andhra Pradesh is "Unstoppable Animal sports" In spite of Supreme Court imposed ban on Cockfights and Jallikattu, traditional animal sports continued this year also. These sports are part of Sankranti/Pongal festival were organized as usual. Around Rs.150 crores changed the hands in Cock fights. 
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried. 


Highlights of the issue:- India Today Telugu issue dated 27th January 2015' carried English Edition's Cover Story 'Freelance Terror 'as Cover.  The story is about the leaderless digitally enabled freelance terrorists, who could be the new threat to India. 
Big Story 'Change he believes in' analyses the Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi's revamp plan for his party, which is being questioned by its senior leaders.
Main story from the Telugu States 'EAMCET Row' which is failing to find a solution even after the intervention of Governor ESL Narasimhan. EAMCET (Engineering agriculture medical common entrance test) between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh is now likely to reach court of law. AP council for higher education which has announced dates without consulting the Telangana govt. Now TS Council for higher education has announced its own schedule for EAMCET and AP Govt. planning to go to Supreme Court.

Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried.

Highlights of the issue:- India Today Telugu January 20 2015 issue

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated January 13th, 2014:
This edition carried English Edition's Cover Story 'what's Cool in 2015' as Cover.  The story focused on the fledgling trends, which will be in full bloom over the course of the next 12 Months. 
Big Story 'In a State of Constant Alarm' is about Assam massacre of 76 Adivasis on 21st December. The story suggests that the incident may have just opened floodgates for more bloodbaths.  
Main story from the region 'Capital Crusade' is about recent developments around Andhra Pradesh's proposed Capital.  Unidentified persons burnt the paddy and banana fields of some farmers in Tulluru, where the AP government wants to build new capital. Incidentally those of who declined to give their lands to government for the purpose were subjected to fire. Although the local MLA and other leaders denying about the hand of the ruling party behind the incident, Farmers are strongly showing their fingers on it only. 

Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated January 6th 2015, carries India Today Telugu issue dated 6th January 2015 carried the English issue's cover story " Age of #Modi" as cover. It discussed about the news makers of 2014. The person who knows the pulse of people, India's most powerful personality, Prime minister Narendra modi ranking the first. The story also focused on the  P.M's governance. Modi is trying to rebuild the economy wit a thrust of manufacturing. His agenda is  "Minimum government , maximum Governance"

Another photo story on former prime minister A.B.Vajpayee "An icon burnished" carried in Telugu. It  explained the way of Vajpayee's workmanship.  

The main story discussed the latest irrigation developments in Telangana. The " Kakatiya mission" was analyzed the present irrigation situation in the state. The story also discussed about the new scheme  introduced by the  government. The story also focused on  the Telangana chief minister's vision. 

Another story from Andhra Pradesh, which discussed about the "Bird festival".  
Another story from Telugu  is on " critic Chandrasekhar reddy  ", who won the national award.

 
Regular pages like snippets on Telugu films had carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated December 30th, carries English Edition's Cover Story 'Evil' as Cover. More than 50,000 people have been killed in Pakistan since the country joined the war on terrorism in 2001.  Pakistan pays a heavy price for encouraging terror. After recent Taliban attack on Peshawar's Army Public School, Pakistanis have called on the government to take decisive action to put down the Islamist insurgency.
Big Story 'Fringe on the Binge' is about the recent controversy of re-conversions which was backed by Sangh Pariwar. With the uproar over the 'ghar wapsi' programme disrupting Parliament for days, the Modi government has been left red-faced on this issue. 
Main story from the region is about the Telangana cabinet expansion. Chief Minister KCR inducted new faces in to his cabinet was leading dissidence in ruling TRS. Supporters of Eshwar who was made chief whip, and activists of Telangana Mala Mahanadu staged protests against KCR. Supporters Mahbubnagar MLA, former leader of Telangana employees' union V Srinivas Goud is also grumbling since KCR had earlier announced that he would be made a minister.

Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated December 23rd, India Today Telugu issue dated 23rd December 2014' Cover Story 'BEHIND THE SIBLING WAR' analyses that why the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana governments continue to be more busy battling each other than at governance. With a sharing solution eluding even key segments like agriculture, power, education and more, both may soon head for a serious crisis. As new governments have completed six months, people are watching how Chief Ministers are going to meet the challenges before them. Opposition parties in TS, AP are taking to agitation path to press upon governments to fulfill election promises and solve pressing problems of people.
English Edition's Cover Story about Changing India carried as Special Report. The story describes 2014 has been a decisive year for India and a year that has seen the change. Narendra Modi’s victory in the recent elections signifies a course changer for India. The Story captures this change through the eyes of some well-known experts. 

Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried. 
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Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated December 16th, carries the English issue's Big story"Black money, black hole" as cover. It discussed about the Black money issue. The Modi government is much on the defensive side as UPA  government took it up severly.Another story on HRD minister's performance " Can she deliver?" discussed about Smititi Irani's six months ministerial job. English issue cover story carried in Telugu as special story.A special report on navy " China's sub marine noose around India" focused on the Beijing's navel gambit. It focused on the transfer of submarine technology to neighbouring countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan also carried in Telugu. In Nation section English issue's story " New kid on the M-block carried in Telugu also.The main story discussed the latest developments in Andhra Pradesh "Dreams around the capital city" was analyzed in the story. The investments in and around capital. The story focused on  the chief minister of Andhra pradesh N.Chandra babu naidu's recent visit to Japan.Another story from Andhra Pradesh, which discussed about the "water war". Presently the newly formed Telangana is raising water and power related issues with Andhra pradesh. The story discussed the actual position on water distribution between the south Indian states. Another story from Telugu  is " Big hungama". It focused on the heavy investments in Telugu film industry.In Telugu Nadi (Radar) section - the stories like  "helping hand from Telugu film industry", focused on the Telugu  film industry contribution to AP chief minister relief fund, Vijayawada becomes solar capital, land acquisition trouble  at Gannavaram and others carried. Regular pages like snippets on Telugu films had carried.


Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated December 9th, 2014 India Today Telugu issue dated 9th December 2014' is carried English Edition's Cover Story 'Rise of  the Pracharak' as cover.  The Story reveals that how the demand for low-profile RSS pracharaks has surged in Modi's government.  This is a marker of the generational change forced by Modi.
Special report on Armed Forces 'The Race against Time'. The story says that the Make in India policy must be private-friendly and defense minister Parikkar has to balance the need for rapid moderinisation with a massive indigenization effort.
Main Story from Telangana is about the Congress party in the region, which is desperate to emerge main opposition'. In its bid to establish that it is the real opposition in Telangana, the Congress party has decided to take head on with ruling party. Now they are also now raising the bogey of discrimination to ‘South’ Telangana, which, incidentally, is a chink in the ruling party’s armor.

Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated December 2nd ,is carrying English Edition's Cover Story 'Art of Smart' as cover.  As a debate over Modi Government's 100 Smart cities plan is boils down, the story discuss about the concept with a comprehensive over view. This is an exclusive issue, which reports on the Best Cities Report 2014. The story reveals that dominance of the Southern cities remains unchanged
Main Story from Andhra Pradesh is about the Land pooling for AP capital which gets into rough weather. T he atmosphere in villages AP govt want to include in Capital city is tense. TDP legislators and ministers visiting to convince the farmers are facing unprecedented opposition. Opposition parties have openly declared support to farmers. It will become difficult for Govt. to proceed as it originally wanted to. 

Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried. 

Kartheeka deeposthavam, kiss of love at Hyderabad   and others carried.
 
Regular pages like snippets on Telugu films had carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated November 25th, 2014 is carrying English Edition's Cover Story 'High and Mighty' as cover.  This is a special issue, which contains The Power List of 50 influential People of different fields. The story includes Top 10 Powerful people from Andhrapradesh and Telangana. Those are: Grandhi Mallikarjuna Rao, founder chairman of the GMR group; GV Prasad of pharma major Dr. Reddy Labs; BVR Mohan Reddy, Chairman of Cyient, IT company; Telugu Power Star Pawan Kalyan; Telangana Sports Icon Sania Mirza; Media Mughal Ch. Ramoji Rao; C. Parthasarathy, head of Kervey group; Muralikrishna Reddy, Infra player, Investor; B.S. Rao, founder of the biggest education group Sri Chaitanya and Badminton coach Pullela Gopichand.
Main Story from the region 'TS farmers opting for suicides' discusses the plight of farmers in Telangana. As many as 360 farmers committed suicides in last five months. Failures of monsoon and shortage of power have robbed their hopes of better days in new state. The morale among TS farmers is very low. Instead of looking at possible ways to help and persuade farmers from taking the extreme step both the ruling and opposition parties are locked in a blame game.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated November 18th,
 
India Today Telugu issue dated 18th Nov 2014 carried the English issue's Cover story "  Looking back with Sachin" as cover. It explains how Sachin's journey shows a reflection of the aspirations of a changing nation and the world as he  look on. It also brings the special interview  with Sachin
 
The Big story " In Command and control" carried in Telugu issue. It exhibits  the era of ministerial autonomy  and influence and how PM Narendra Modi is instituting a system of controls where no office is sure of its authority.
 
Another story in  "Nation" section "Religion of the unfaithful" carried in Telugu. It explains how the internet proving to be an alter to identify, bluffing spouses are kneeling to pray.
 
Sekhar Gupta's column "Iron lady's Rethink, Martyr, patriot, reformer?" carried in Telugu
 
 
The main story in Telugu is discussed about Telangana state Budget.  The story focused on the Telangana state budget allotment on various fields.
 
Another story from Andhra Pradesh, "Can YSRCP with stand attacks in AP" discussed the latest developments in YSR congress party,  The lone opposition party in n A.P assembly is passing through a tough a time in the state.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated November 11th, 2014. India Today Telugu issue dated 14th October 2014' carried English Cover story 'The Indispensable Mr. Jaitley' as cover. The story explains that what makes the BJP's back room strategist as a key leader in the Modi government

Special report 'India's Best States' based on India Today Group State of the States study. Tamilnadu and Goa emerges as the top states with impressive achievements across the categories. 
Main Story from Telangana region 'Cracking the Whip' is about Junior Doctor's strike. The Telangana state government is firm on implementing compulsory rural service for those graduating from medical colleges in the state though the junior doctors, the fresh graduates, are holding out by staying away from their duties at the government hospitals. Though the High Court has also cautioned the young doctors against staying away from work they continue to do so. The strike that began on October 1 has already affected health services in the state. But the young doctors claim that the state has no right to demand their services just because they have gone for medical education to state run colleges. Now, Chief Minister K. Chandra Sekhar Rao has also warned of stern repercussions.
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated October 28th, 2014. India Today Telugu issue dated 21st October 2014' carried English Cover story 'BJP's Solo Charge' as cover. The story is on upcoming Maharastra assembly polls, which is crucial to BJP and NCP as both parties contest without allies.
 
The Big Story 'River of Dreams' is about the renewed search operations for Saraswathi River by ASI's with the support of new government.
Main story from the Telangana region 'Befriending Gonds' discuss that how Chief Minister K. Chandra Sekhara Rao, strikes an emotive chord by paying obeisance to the tribe’s shining symbol, Komaram Bheem. The Telangana state government’s initiative for an image makeover of Kumram Bheem and the Gonds is expected to spawn a more enduring relationship between the authorities and the tribals who remained alienated for long. It
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated October 21st, 2014. India Today Telugu issue dated 21st October 2014' carried English Cover story 'BJP's Solo Charge' as cover. The story is on upcoming Maharastra assembly polls, which is crucial to BJP and NCP as both parties contest without allies.
 
The Big Story 'River of Dreams' is about the renewed search operations for Saraswathi River by ASI's with the support of new government.
Main story from the Telangana region 'Befriending Gonds' discuss that how Chief Minister K. Chandra Sekhara Rao, strikes an emotive chord by paying obeisance to the tribe’s shining symbol, Komaram Bheem. The Telangana state government’s initiative for an image makeover of Kumram Bheem and the Gonds is expected to spawn a more enduring relationship between the authorities and the tribals who remained alienated for long. It
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried.

India Today Telugu issue dated 14th October 2014 carried the English issue's big story  " Mourning after" as cover. It discussed about the Tamil Nadu's  political situation. The AIADMK is gawk at a power hoover and how its political rival DMK, unable to take the  chance to gain  advantage from the situation. It also  focused on the BJP's first real opportunity in Tamil Nadu. The Story projects the Jayalalithaa's shameful  cash course. Also, the story brings out the deep fault lines of Jayalalithaa
 
Another story on Dirty Nation (English issue's cover story) " Why we are so filthy"  discussed about the  rural sanitation in India and the importance of building toilets for all rural house holds . It also discussed about swachh Bharat mission.

Another Story on Simla 'The lost resort' from Nation Section  also carried.
 
The story discussed latest developments in Andhra Pradesh is "Silicon dreams" was analyzed the  Information Technology situation at Visakhapatnam. The story focused on  the A.P.Chief minister Mr. Naidu's penchant for internet literacy and digital future.
 
Another story from Telangana state, which discussed about the floral festival 'Bathukamma'. This festival represents the cultural sprit of  Telangana. Bathukamma is celebrated for nine days during Durga Navaratri.
 
In Telugu Nadi (Radar) section - the stories like  'Women to fight for rights', 'necessity of Digital libraries ' and  others carried.
 
Regular pages like snippets on Telugu films had carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated October 7th, 2014. The issue carried English Cover story 'The great America Pitch' as cover. The story is about Narendra Modi's first America visit as a Prime Minister, which is an acid test for him and that how can he win the hearts of Americans, especially the business community to attract investments.
 
Big Story 'Make it happen' is on 'Make in India',  the new campaign launched by Modi's government. Modi promising investors about the safety of their investments. But experts say that he must clear the regulatory hurdles to make India as a manufacturing hub.
 
Main Story from the Andhra Pradesh region 'Old wine in new pack' by B. Srinivasulu is about  the new welfare programmes and schemes announced by AP Govt that many of its will start on Oct 2, the Gandhi Jayanthi day. However, the point is what's new in these welfare schemes? And, how can Naidu impress the people of his State with this old wine in a new bottle?
 
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Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated September 30th, 2014. India Today Telugu issue dated 30th September 2014' carried English Cover story 'All at Sea' as cover. The story is about the plight of Jammu and Kashmir after the hit of worst floods in last six decades. The story discussed that how difficult the rebuilding of the region. 
 
Big Story 'The next tinderbox' is explains how Assam, an already heterogeneous society, to divide further by growing religious intolerance.
 
Main Story from the Telangana region 'Hyderabad Blues' by Amarnath K. Menon tells that how the historic merger of the Nizam’s dominion with the Indian Union sets off fresh political bickering on the observance of September 17 as Hyderabad Liberation Day. The BJP, which is striving hard to emerge as the major political force in the region, is accusing the ruling TRS in Telangana state of giving a short shrift to what is to be commemorated as Hyderabad Liberation Day. Others argue that an attempt is being made to magnify an event in history and distort it for political convenience.
 
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have also been carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated September 23rd, 2014.  The India Today Telugu issue dated 23-09-2014 carried "Against All Odds" as the cover story, written by A.Rammohan Rao, which said that “The first government of Telangana is finding it hard to fulfill the aspirations of people and correct all that was done against the people of the region for almost six decades.” The story also discussed how KCR has tuned welfare programmes to win over people especially the three acre land allotment to Dalits, the drinking water scheme and the proposed compact 2BHK housing plan and the way he plans to handle the major issues: power shortage and division of government employees. 
There was an accompanying Story (Box) on KCR’s run in with the media, written by Amarnath K Menon.
Big Story “Defence Mess” and Special Story “The China story” were taken from English pages and carried in this issue.
There was also a special coverage of four pages of “Kashmir Floods & NDMA” in the issue.
Regular columns like "National Interest" by Shekhar Gupta, "Eye Catchers", "News Notes"and "Cine Bits" were also carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated September 16th, 2014. The India Today Telugu issue dated 16-09-2014 carried "Modi Sarkar" -the cover story carried by the ITE- as the cover story. 
Two stories from the region - "Rice Bucket Challenge" and "TRS Opens Gates for the Opposition" were also carried.
"Soldiers In Shadows", a special story on the on-going protests in Pakistan, was also carried in this issue. 
Two obits, paying tributes to Bipan Chandra and Bapu- the doyen of Telugu Art, were also carried in this issue. 
Regular columns like "National Interest" by Shekhar Gupta, "Eye Catchers", "News Notes"and "Cine Bits" were also carried.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated September 9th, 2014. The issue carried "The Big Push" as the cover story, written by Amarnath K Menon which said that Chandrababu Naidu, while "Presiding over a cash strapped state, has developed several mission mode plans and a long term vision in raising the collective hopes of the people of his state even as he pushes with the central government to accord his state special status and grant several special incentives."
Two more stories from the region - "Target Telangana" and "Marketing Telangana" were also carried.
"Pulp Express", a special story on the literary trend started by Chetan Bhagat was also carried in this issue. 
Two obits, paying tributes to Attenborough and Anantamurti, were also carried in this issue. 
Regular columns like "National Interest" by Shekhar Gupta, "Eye Catchers", "News Notes"and "Cine Bits" were also carried. 


Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated September 2nd, 2014.  India Today Telugu issue dated 2nd September 2014' carried English Cover story 'Flying Higher' as cover. The story is based on exclusive Mood of the Nation Poll, which reveals that India's hopes on Narendra Modi growing day by day as BJP's popularity sours.
Special report 'Judging the Judges' tells that the government has potentially opened up its legislation to a series of challenges. The battle over this bill is likely to continue in court long in the future.
Main Story from the  Andhra Pradesh 'Capital Connection'  discuss  how  the process of building a new capital is going to be a long haul.
A Story from Telangana 'Counting Conundrum' is about the complete household survey conducted by Telangana government, which was an expansive exercise in collating data from the 87, 00,000 odd households in just a day.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated August 26th, 2014India Today Telugu issue dated 26th August 2014' is the Independence Day Special Edition, which carried English Cover story 'Wings of Change' as cover. The story tells that, in the age of Modi, India is impatient for change. But after 68 years, India also knows that it doesn't need the government as loadstar. 
 
Main Story from the region 'Bitter row’ is reveals that as Telangana government questions role of Governor in administering Hyderabad, it is snowballing into a Centre – State row. An advisory of the Union Home Ministry on the role of the Governor in the administration and control of Hyderabad, as long as it is the common capital of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, has stirred an unseemly controversy.

Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated August 19th, 2014. The issue carried English edition's Big Story 'Terror's New Face' as cover. The story reveals that in spite of ban stays on SIMI, how the group shifted  from ideology to action.
English edition's Cover Story 'Swadeshi Warriors' is about sangh parivar's saffron outfits, which trying to influence over the Modi's governance agenda.
Main Story from the Andhra Pradesh region  'Hard Talk' discussed that how Nara Chandrababu Naidu is changing tack going by his earlier record tenure as chief minister in governance of the truncated Andhra Pradesh. He made it clear that the administration has to toe the TDP line and that helping the ruling party workers is an integral process of democracy. 
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have been carried. 


Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated August 12th, 2014. India Today Telugu issue dated 12th August 2014' carried English Cover story 'The truth about Sonia' as cover. The Story is based on former foreign minister Natwar Singh's auto-biography, which reveals why Sonia refused to become PM The book also reveals many other irksome truths about Congress and UPA government. 
Main Story from the region 'States of Confusion’ tells that how Telangana and Andhra Pradesh slug it out for sharing office space and other resources and has a sharp and bitter divide is in force.
Regulars like Snippets on Telugu film industry have been carried.

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