India Today - Hindi
India Today - Hindi

India Today - Hindi

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Highlights of India Today Hindi-27th June 2018, issue:

Cover Story: Cinema: Chhote Buget Ke Bade Soorma

A whole lot of actors has shaped up in Bollywood who has now become a synonyms for dependable. Actors like Sanjay Mishra, Saurabh Shukla, Pankaj Tripathi, Vicky Kaushal, Swara Bhaskar, Richa Chaddha have given confidence to their directors to put content driven small budget films on their shoulders. A comprehensive story with different voices and brief profiles of prominent actors.

 

Upfront: Delhi

Dharne Par 'AAP' Ki Sarkar

Angered by bureaucratic recalcitrance, at the effective downing of tools by Indian Administrative Service officers in the capital for the past four months or so, Arvind Kejriwal has resorted to the theatrical, adversarial politics that is AAP’s signature.

 

Bharat-China Sambandh: Belt and Road Par Bharat Ki Na

One reason why China chose to host the June 9 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Qingdao is that it is a key stop on Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). But India humbly rejected the idea.

 

Athaat: Duniya Na Maane

Is there any scale to judge the success of a country's foreign policy? There is none but experts have some parameters and global trade is one of them. India could not raise its foreign trade in the last four years while the market was ready to welcome India.

 

States

Madhya Pradesh: Farji Voteron Ka Khulasa

A Congress claim that millions of voter IDs are fake provokes house to house surveys. Of MP’s 50.7 million voters, 6 million, or a 10th, may be invalid names.

 

Rajasthan: Registan Mein Ret Ki Jung

A court-ordered ban on sand mining puts the BJP government in a bind as sand/ gravel prices shoot up and the opposition alleges a nexus with miners.

 

Special Report: America-Uttar Korea Samjhauta

Trup Ka Bada Qarar

The mercurial American president might leverage his ‘success’ with North Korea to come down hard on India and extract concessions in areas at variance with US objectives

 

Maowad: Ab Shahar Mein Naxali

The Maharashtra police claim an ‘urban Maoist’ thrust is underway and have arrests to show for it. Are the state’s urban centres hotbeds of Maoism or is it just another politically convenient conspiracy theory?

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