Highlights of India Today Hindi 22nd November 2017, issue:
Cover Story: Eggs
Roj Khayein Ande
After years of being shunned as the culprits behind heart disease, new research suggests that eggs are actually good for you.
Upfront
ASEAN Summit
Jor Purab Ki Or
The perception that India punches below its weight is one that PM Modi will be looking to correct when he travels to Manila on November 12 for the East Asia Summit and the 25th India-ASEAN Summit.
Dhuyein Ki Jaanlewa Chaadar
Delhi-NCR is suffering with heavy pollution in its air. But, are Centre and state governments ready to tackle this problem?
States
Maharashtra: Mansube Par Paani
The bullet train runs into political opposition in Maharashtra and casts a shadow over Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's pet project to attract global investors.
Assam: Pahchan Ka Sankat
The Supreme Court verdict on who the 'original inhabitants' of Assam are, due on on November 15, could divide the state.
Madhya Pradesh: Kheton Mein Asantosh Ke Beej
The Bhaavantar Bhugtan Yojana (BBY), or the price deficit financing scheme for agri-produce, is not proving to be the panacea for farmers it was built up to be.
Uttarakhand: Primary Schools
Primary Mein Bas Do-Do Pyaare
More than one thousand schools in villages of Uttarakhand are in crisis because of lack of students.
Uttar Pradesh: Corruption
Bhrashtachar Par Waar
Yogi Government is implementing zero-tolerance strategy on corruption, many officials have been arrested recently.
Special Report: Retainment
Mall Behaal
Many shopping malls of Delhi-NCR losing their charm. Why they are not getting attention of buyers?
Nation: Uttar Pradesh
‘Rawan’ Se Kisko Khatra
National security act slapped against BHIM Army Leader Chandrashekhar ‘Rawan’. Is it politically motivated move by state government?
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