Highlights of India Today Hindi 26th October 2022, issue: 

Cover story: Juvenile crime

Badbole Kishore Bandookbaj

An investigative report on juvenile criminals of Madhya Pradesh formed a gang and they become cult figure for other underage youths. Dangerous attraction towards crime among youths is really horrible.

Upfront:  Divided Shivsena

Muqabla Teeron Aur Talwaron Me

The Election Commission of India sealed the split in the 56-year-old party with the allotment of two separate names to the warring factions led by Uddhav Thackeray and Eknath Shinde. With it, the poll panel—as an interim measure—denied both of them the right to be the “real” Shiv Sena. The perception battle could overshadow the legal battle for the claim to sena’s legacy.

Upfront: Jamtada

Cyber Apradh Ki Rajdhani

Calling from cloned sim cards to sextortion every cyber crime is taking place in infamous Jamtara  district of Jharkhand. You can find victims of Jamtara cyber criminals everywhere in the country.

Upfront: Bihar

Garbh Me Gum Ek Tihai Betiyan

Mujaffarpur district of Bihar is a big blot on save girl child campaign. According to NFHS-5 survey only 685 girl child born in this district against every 1000 male child. Female feticide is the only reason behind this imbalance of gender discrimination.

Special Report: Bharat Jodo Yatra

Khud Ko Naye Sire se Gadhte Rahul

The Congress’s Bharat Jodo Yatra has the lofty aim of forging a narrative of unity against the BJP’s divisive politics but it’s also about rebuilding political capital for Rahul Gandhi

Special Report: Election Commission

Pahle Hum Taulange

Election commission initiated a new proposal in which it will ask to explains details of Poll promises from political parties how they fulfill it. It wants to curb false poll promises.

Special Report: Jaipur-Gurugram Highway

Highway Par Janleva Hadse

Rough patches and pits on the national highway no.48 connecting Jaipur to Gurugram making journey very uncomfortable and major cause of accidents. Every year more than 300 people die on this highway but  passing many deadlines it is still not built properly.

Special Report: Antibiotics

Bacteria Dene Lage Davaon Ko Gachha

 As existing antibiotics cease to tame bacteria due to indiscriminate use and the pipeline for new drugs runs dry, India is staring at a massive public health crisis.