Highlights of India Today Hindi 4th November 2020, issue:  Cover Story: Bihar Assambely Elections  Safalta Ke Samikaran With the force of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s charisma behind him, Nitish Kumar may yet buck anti-incumbency to win another term as chief minister, finds a Lokniti-CSDS opinion poll   Upfront: J&K Jila Vikas Parishad Takrav Ka Naya Morche Union government amended the Jammu and Kashmir Panchayati Raj Rules, 1996, paving the way for elected District Development Councils DDCs, a new third tier in the panchayati raj set-up of the Union territory that came into being on August 5, 2019. Political parties are upset with this move.   Upfront: Education ED-Tech Ka Jamana Covid Lockdown opened the gateway for E-learning companies. Ed tech startup and companies thriving in this time ofdistance learning. Upfront : Covid 19 Doosri Lahar Ke Liye Taiyari The daily number of active cases is declining, but with the festive season upon us, India is bracing itself for a second wave   Upfront: LTC Sharton Wali Rahat Central government announcement of demand stimulus relief package relating to government employees LTC comes with unusual riders. These riders suppresses employees to avail LTC.   Arthat: Sabse Badi Sale Government planned  for stake sale and  privatization of its companies. What it really means for economy of country.   Nation : Andhra Pradesh Jagan Banam Judge Andhra Pradesh chief minister Jaganmohan wrote a letter to CJI alleging corruption charges against kin of a judge which turns out a major controversy.   Special Report : Chinese Goods Bajar Ka bahishkar Dull demand in the festive season not a result of boycott of Chinese products but due to lockdown impact. People are not turning to market.   Defense: Drone Kaise Mandraye Drone Ke Jhund The armed forces, behind the curve on weaponised drones, are rushing to fill the gap through imports. The tougher ask, though, is to develop an indigenous ecosystem for these must-have platforms   India’s Best B-School Desh Ke Sarvsheshth Business School The 2020 India Today Group-MDRA survey, more robust than ever, finds that Indian B-Schools are in the midst of a fundamental transformation—partly to adjust to a post-Covid world, but also to improve infrastructure, pedagogy and career outcomes