Highlights of India Today Hindi 10th August 2022, issue: Cover Story: President
Adivasi Shakti
Droupadi Murmu’s journey from Rairangpur to Raisina Hill is a giant leap for India’s neglected and exploited communities and a watershed moment in the history of India.
Upfront: Monkey-pox
Ab Ek Aur Nayee Musibat
There are over 16,000 monkey pox cases in 75 countries and the World Health Organization (WHO) on July 23 declared the disease a public health emergency of international concern. Four cases have been reported in India so far.
Upfront: Madhya Pradesh
Khulkar Farrate Bhar Sakange Cheete?
Can the world’s fastest land animal feel free to run like the wind in an open-air experiment—in a carefully prepared new home? It’s the question that nags the minds of all stakeholders. Come August, as India celebrates her 75th Independence Day, a ‘coalition’ of cheetahs presently in captivity in Namibia are expected to be granted their freedom—more than 8,000 km away from their present habitat.
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