Highlights of India Today Hindi 10th June 2026:
Cover Story: NEET
Neet Kyon Hui Fail
The race for medical seats fed an ecosystem of paper leaks, corruption and reform apathy, ending in NEET’s cancellation and leaving 2.3 million students in the lurch what needs to be done
Exclusive Interview: Gen. Anil Chauhan
Operation Sindoor Hamari Pahli Network Kendrit Jung Thi
India’s military stands at a moment of profound transition. The rules of warfare are being rewritten in real time—by drones and artificial intelligence, cyber conflict and electronic warfare, contested borders and rapidly shifting geopolitical fault lines. For the man at the centre of that transformation, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, the challenge has been not just preparing for the next war, but redesigning India’s military for a new era of conflict. In a wide-ranging interview with India Today just days before demitting office after a four-year stint, Gen. Chauhan reflects on the defining challenges of his tenure and outlines how India’s armed forces are preparing for this radically changing battlespace.
Upfront: India-Us Ties
Repairing Mission Par Rubio
The US Secretary of State brought warmth, reassurance and a touch of Trump theatre to a strained partnership, but tensions over China, Pakistan, trade tariffs and migration remain far from resolved
Special Story: Cockroach Janta Party
Krantikari Cockroach
The cockroach becomes a viral emblem for India’s youth as a parody ‘party’ breaks the internet—amassing millions of followers. What it says about gen z’s pent-up frustration.
State: Karnataka
Naye CM ki Kathin Raah
D.K. Shivakumar begins his tenure under intense pressure to deliver quickly, manage internal rivals and keep the congress machine election-ready for the 2028 polls.
State: Andhra Pradesh
Jyada Kilkariyon Ki Darkaar
Naidu plots another boom—this time, of babies. A greying demography prompts a policy to reverse the population story
State: Delhi
Aafat Me Aaramgaah
The Delhi Gymkhana Club, one of the capital’s most exclusive institutions, stares at an uncertain future as the Centre moves in to reclaim the Lutyens property.
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