Highlights of India Today Hindi issue dated September 10th, 2014. Cover Story: Ishq, Dharma Aur Dhokha On the name of Love Jihad some people are trying to communalize the issue of crime against women. Rashtra/BJP: Diggaj Tikdi Hui Vida BJP ejects its original triumvirate from practical politics. Rashtra/Bihar: Akhir Mail Se Mili Kaamyabi Lalu-Nitish rebonding scores in Bihar, BJP suffers reverses in three other states. Rashtra/LOC: Haal Wahi Par Chaal Nayi Contrary to popular perception, the intensity of Pakistani firing and shelling across the border is down to one-fourth. Khas Rapat/Betukey Kanoon: Kathgharey Mein Kanoon Laws you didn’t know you were breaking can come back to bite you. Modi forms committee to yank them off India’s statute books. Paryavaran/Khanan: Kala Sona, Hari Jhandi Swathes of forest land will soon be open for mining as the ‘go, no-go’ forest area concept introduced by Jairam Ramesh in 2010 is set for reinterpretation. Khas Rapat/Kitaab: Saajhi Virasat Ke Sakshi Pakistan Ke Mandir A woman journalist show case the story of Hindu temples in Pakistan in her book. Cinema/Biopic: Asli Kahaniyon ka Daur Bollywood is ride high on biopics of legendary people.
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