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Highlights of India Today – February 10, 2020 issue: Our cover story, 'Why We Have All Failed Nirbhaya', examines the conundrum -- how crimes against women continue despite changes to the law. Our Big Story, "The Smog Wars", delves into the face-off between Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Union minister Prakash Javadekar in the battle for clean air. The Guest Column is written by Anjali Bhardwaj on the Right to Information (RTI) Act and how the basic edifice of the RTI Act is being weakened. Another guest column is written by Tabish Khair on how it is "difficult to be a 'Muslim', at least in small-town India..." The issue comes with free supplement: Aspire
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