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- India Today-10th April 2017
- Price : 60.00
- Published on April 10, 2017
- The India Today Group
- Issues 640
- Language - English
- Published weekly
About this issue
Highlights of India Today 10th April 2017, issue: The cover story - Up and Above - looks at newly appointed Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and whether he can focus his energies towards the development of the state or will he be bogged down by his Hindutva baggage. As the new chief minister of the state, Yogi Adityanath seems to have hit the ground running, but is he trying too much too soon? What are the challenges he faces? The story – Where Do They Go From Here? – a part of the cover package looks at how Adityanath’s rise to power in UP is being seen as a calamity for the Muslim community. The story also talks about the ground level situation of Muslims in Uttar Pradesh. The health story provides tips on how to have a healthy mind along with a healthy body as well. The story also talks about recognising the importance of salt in our daily routine and how salt is actually 'healthy' for you. It also emphasises on diabetes and how the deadly disease can be managed with ease. The India Today Woman Summit & Awards package celebrates women who have battled odds and broken moulds to inspire generations with a glimpse of what all went down at the event. The story Blood In The Marshes looks at how Kaziranga is grappling with rampant rhino poaching and criticism of the park authorities' trigger-happy response to the menace. The Leisure package talks about cinema that is not limited to dancing in the clubs and happy endings, but the faded realities. Vidya Balan and her role as a brothel madam during Partition is a strong example of unique cinema. The package also talks about traditional fashion, refurbished devices and more. The issue also comes with three free magazines: Spice, Simply Kolkata and Simply Hyderabad.
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