Highlights of India Today Hindi-25th July 2018, issue:
Cover Story: Whatsapp
Afwahon Ka Fanda
The recent lynchings over false rumours spread over smartphones reveal the darker side of social media. The message app has been hijacked as a platform to spread hate and fake news leading to murders by mob in many state. Can the government stop this misuse?
Upfront: India-China
Dosti Ki Dawa
Tariff reduction is just the first step in trade between India-China trade. It is non-tariff barriers that have been the bigger challenge.
Arthaat: Kamzor Ki Taaqat
Our understanding of economic policy has still some residues of our colonial past. Falling rate of Rupee should not be such a matter of concern as it is shown.
States: Jammu-Kashmir
Kunbe Mein Phoot
The cracks in PDP have more to do with Mehbooba's nepotism than the BJP. Aggrieved MLAs who met Mehbooba say she would not entertain any complaint against family memebrs.
Maharashtra: NCP Ki Akhri Jung
His party floundering, former strongman Sharad Pawar makes a seperate bid to stay relevant in state and national politics.
Special Report: Bharti Praikshayen
Nirvivivad Niyuktiyon Ki Chunauti
Competitive examinations in Uttar Pradesh are marred by controversy due to various reasons. Question paper solvers have ganged up and they have been giving their services to candidates for hefty amounts. This is a big problem for the state government.
Special Report: Chunavi Ranneeti
Chhote Dalon Ka Sahara
BJP is trying to rope in small and regional parties in different states. These small parties have potential to defeat rivals provided they get support from some big party as they have sufficient vote share. Given the general election next year they are much in demand.
India Today Make in India Awards
Yeh Sadi Bharat Ki Hai
If India is to become a manufacturing nation it will have to start producing to size and scale. Given the global turmoil, Make in India is our chance to take on the world.
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