Highlights of India Today Hindi 9th October 2024 issue:
Cover Story: Killer Highways
Maut Ke Saye Me Rajmarg
Reckless drivers, bad engineering, lax deterrence, inadequate safety features in vehicles and poor trauma care make India’s highways among the most lethal in the world.
Special Story: Telangana
Luti Piti Virasat Ke Badshah
KCR’s indiscriminate borrowings left Telangana with a huge pile of debt. Over the next decade, the state will pay dearly for the ex-CM’s whims.
Business: Diamond Industry
Sada Ke Liye Nahi Raha Heera
India’s diamond industry is undergoing a seismic shift as demand for natural stones declines and lab-grown alternatives rise, leaving skilled artisans grappling with dwindling incomes and uncertain futures.
The Nation: ONOP
Ummeedon Me Uljhi Kuchh Gutthiyan Bhi
Despite opposition, the BJP-led centre is determined to pursue the ‘one nation, one poll’ plan. If it does happen, questions will be asked on whether it strengthens or weakens our democracy.
Mandate 2024: Haryana
Dilchasp Sai Hariyana Ka Siyasi Saang
Facing anti-incumbency, The BJP is trying hard to protect its bastion from the Congress, which fancies its chances despite infighting.
The Nation: Uttar Pradesh
Apne Pairon Par Khade Hone Ki Koshish
Congress trying to expand its base in Uttar Pradesh by organizing various programs on the issues directly related to public. Party focusing specially on OBC, Dalits and minorities.
Upfront: SriLanka
Arajakta Me Nayee Umeed
For the first time in the Srilanka’s electoral history, the NPP’s firebrand leader, Anura Kumara Dissanayake, who had promised to rid political corruption and bring about a renaissance in nation building, was sworn in as president. What is his perception about India.
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