Highlights of India Today Hindi 29th April 2026 edition:
Cover Story: West Bengal
Maha Muqabla
It’s a high-stakes battle. a win will seal the Mamata legend, loss will hand BJP the last big opposition bastion in the East.
Tamilnadu
Trikoniya Muqabla
AIADMK Chief Minister chasing the dream of a second consecutive term, an AIADMK boss out to reclaim his party’s legacy, and a maverick superstar bent on playing spoilsport, Tamil Nadu gears for an epic battle.
Upfront: FCRA bill
Church Banam Sarkaar
Amid protests by Christian groups and political backlash in the poll season, the Centre has paused FCRA amendments to tighten foreign funding rules, but concerns remain over its return.
Stats: Punjab
Baisakhi Par Chhod Gaya Mausam
Erratic weather flattens harvest-ready wheat in Punjab and across the North. Farm incomes, food prices, monetary policy, rural demand—all are at risk.
Stats: Rajasthan
Tareekhon Ne Nikal Diya Tel
From announcement of refinery project in Rajasthan in 2005 till date it did not commence. But not finally its inauguration date arrived. During this project cost escalated many folds.
Special Story: Trubunals
Ghatti Kshamta Se kathghare Me Nyay
Tribunals are in deep trouble in India because insufficient staff, Judges and infrastructure. Pending cases are worth more than 24 lakh crore which is equal to 7 percent of India’s GDP. Supreme court took steps to form National Tribunal Commission so that tribunals can be streamlined. But no concrete step comes into effect.
Special Report: Bihar
BJP Ke Samrat, Nitish Ka Ashirvaad
Samrat Choudhry becomes first ever BJP Chief Minister of Bihar but few party leaders not comfortable with the development. From effective law and order to streamline political equations in favour there are many challenges before new CM.
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