Highlights of India Today Hindi 11th March 2020, issue:

Cover Story: Namastay Trump

Modi Mantra Se Mugdh Trump

The US president’s state visit was a triumph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personalised, pragmatic and multi-aligned foreign policy.

Cover Story: Namastay Trump/ Baatcheet: S Jaishankar

"Yeh Sarkar Rashtriye Hiton Ki Raksha Ke Prati Pratibadh Hai

In one of his most detailed interviews to date, the foreign minister S Jaishankar put the Indo-US relationship in perspective, outlining India’s new foreign policy engagement with the world.

Nation: Assam

CAA Ka Vote Ganit

While the citizenship legislation may help the bjp consolidate its vote among non-Assamese-speaking Hindus, the party will have to do much more to placate the anger of Assamese voters in 2021.

Special Report: Virus Alert

Kitne Taiyar Hain Hum

Given the worrying trend of virus outbreaks every few years, we need to assess if India’s emergency health services can handle a Wuhan-sized pandemic.

Upront: Dilli Mein Danga

Rajdhani Sharm Ki

For three full days, starting February 23, armed goons ran riot in large swathes of northeast Delhi. Some wore masks, most carried weapons and they had murder on their minds.

Arthaat: Bachega Digital India?

Call drops, continuously buffering video files and ever rising mobile phone bills, all are signs of a failing Digital India. The government policies have gagged the telecommunication market.

Special Report: Bihar

Vipaksh Ka Naya Gubbara

PK’s recent manoeuvres hint at early moves to reconfigure the Opposition. The early moves to reconfigure an Opposition alliance may falter still.

State: Rajasthan

Halke Chhalke Jaam

The state’s new excise policy may deliver a bruising blow to tourism. Excise officials say they have made preparations to ensure that only bottles bearing barcodes are sold though PoS machines.

Punjab: AAP Ki Nazar Ab Siyasat Ke 'Siddh' Par

After winning Delhi, AAP is now courting the charismatic motormouth to revive its Punjab unit. Possible hurdle: His insistence on being projected as the cm face.