Highlights of India Today Hindi 16th October 2024 issue:
Cover Story: Religion
Shuddhata Ki Vishuddh Rajneeti
The Tirupati laddoo controversy reflects the worrying trend of using even prasad for divisive ends. Rice, chickpea flour, cashew, cardamom, raisins, sugar candy and ‘pure cow’s ghee’…these are some of the 10-odd ingredients used to make the laddoo. But it’s the last mentioned item that has now created a huge controversy.
Special Story: Defence
Baat Karne Wale Yantra Bane Maut Ke Aujaar
The coordinated pager attacks that struck the Hezbollah raise the spectre of cyber kinetic warfare, which combines communication technologies with physical destruction. India faces a heightened risk as most of its connected devices depend on Chinese and foreign components
Education: Kota Coaching
Ab Hostel Tabele Me Tabdeel Hone Ki Naubat
Winds of change blowing in the Kota, the city called Mecca of coaching. Normally 2.5 lakh students arrived here annually but this year this number is just half. Hostels operators are stunned with this because they made huge investment.
Auto Special- The Insider
EV ke bare me janne layak 5 baten
The India Today Conclave
Vicharon Ka Gateway
The collective wisdom from some of the best minds across domains made the India Today Conclave Mumbai 2024 a livewire event
Nation: Bihar
Poora Pradesh Talash Raha Jameen Ke Kagjaat
Special land survey of Bihar causing lot of problems for land owners as well as administration. Government sought documents from land owners but many of them have no proof to prove the ownership. On the other hand Governments have also no documents or they are in poor condition.
Nation: Gorakhpur AIIMS
Vivadon Ke Bukhar Se Behal
Two directors have been removed in just 9 months from prestigious Gorakhpur AIIMS. There is no super specialty services after 33 months of inauguration.
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