pHighlights of India Today Hindi - 26th March 2025 issue:p pSpecial Issue: Conclave 2025brTej Raftaar Se Aage Badhne Ka YugbrWith AI and the new American President putting the world in a flux, a range of eminent figures outlined how to deal with the new world order. Trump is holding friend and foe alike at gunpoint for a better deal. Geopolitics has turned into reality TV. The old template is cracking and being replaced by a sense of anarchy. p pbrYogi and MahakumbhbrAstha Ka Sangambr450 million people were expected for the Mahakumbh, but some 660 Million took the holy dip instead, says UP govt. Religious tourism has taken off in UP. The Goverment has created five ‘spiritual corridors’ for the benefit of devoteesp pbrArtificial intelligencebrAa Gaya AI Agents Ka DaurbrThe pace of innovation with AI is unlike anything else we’ve ever imagined. We are not talking of innovation in years or months. We’re talking of innovation in weeks and daysp pbrTelangana’s TransformerbrRevant Puri Tarah Se ReadybrThe Congress weakness is that it is a liberal and democratic party where a leader can come out and protest. Can anyone in the BJP do this Hyderabad’s comp¬etition is not with Ahm¬edabad or Mumbai, it is with New York and Tokyo. Telangana model is the bestp pbrIndia’s War Room: Army, Navy, Air ForcebrChunautiyon Se RubarubrIndia faces a “two-and-a-half-front” challenge. The collusion between Pakistan and China is 100 per cent in the virtual domain. Accelerating India’s 5th-gen fighter jet project is urgently required. Until then, India might need to buy off-the-shelf fighters. Wartime disruptions in supply chains and shifting alliances highlight the risks of military dependence on foreign suppliersp pbrRekha Gupta, CM, DelhibrAaya Vadon Ke Nibhane Ka WaqtbrGupta has implied that hers will be a proactive, on-ground approach, marked by frequent engage-ment with Delhi’s residents. Stressed that her governing style would be one of teamwork, in close coordination with the Centre p