Highlights of India Today Hindi 29th May 2024 issue:
Kidhar Jayange Musalman
Fragmented in the past, the community’s vote seems to be consolidating in this general election, impacting results in 86 constituencies.
Interview: Narendra Modi
Main Jaan Dekar Bhi Samvidhan Ki Raksha Karunga
As election fever peaks in the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took time out from his hectic campaign schedule to speak to India Today Group TV news anchors. In a freewheeling conversation at his 7, Lok Kalyan Marg residence in the capital, the PM touched upon a variety of issues, including the challenges he has set for himself, India’s place in the world, while also tearing into the Opposition’s charges against his government. Edited excerpts:
Upfront: Rajasthan
To Garib Bachhe Nahi Padh Payange
Bhajanlal Government of Rajasthan ordered to review Mahatma Gandhi English schools of the state which were opened by previous Congress government. The opposition congress seeing a conspiracy to shut these school in governments move.
Janadesh 2024: AAP
Fir AA Gaya Hoon Main
Kejriwal’s release from jail has given a fillip to the AAP’s campaign in Delhi and Punjab. Even the INDIA bloc hopes to benefit from the return of this popular Opposition leader.
Janadesh 2024: Haryana
Dangal Hua Dilchasp
In Haryana election path of ruling BJP not so easy because many leaders changed their parties, and the ruling party has to face stronger congress
Janadesh 2024: Uttar Pradesh
Bisat Par Hathi Ki Ghoda Chaal
BSP changed many candidates and took harsh action on Akash Anand, these development leads to accuse Mayavati of helping BJP.
Janadesh 2024: Mumbai
Mumbai Par Kabje Ka Mahasangram
In India’s financial capital, a high-stakes electoral battle brews as Maharashtra’s ruling mahayuti and its opponent MVA vie for supremacy.
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