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Highlights of India Today Hindi 31st December 2014 issue:-Satah se Uathne ke paimane (Cover Story): Hadd langhati haivaniyat (Cover Story): Peshawar, so used to the blood of its innocents being spilled for nearly 35 years, but the horror of December 16 was incomparable: at least 132 students and nine staff members of the Army Public School and College (APSC) mowed down in cold blood by Taliban attackers. Pakistan pays a heavy price for nurturing terror. Can it destroy the killing machine now?
Conversion (Khas Report): Dharmantaran Banam Ghar Wapasi Reconversion is not a new idea for the Sangh Parivar. But discomfiture in Hindi heartland means the saffron brigade is treading delicately.
Farmer Suicide (Khas Report): Maut ko gale lagata Annadata More than 1.50 lakh farmer suicide during UPA's 10 year tenure and the situation remains same during six months of Modi government.
Jharkhand (Assemblt elections): Banana Republic, Draupadi aur Jharkhand Stability is for poll-bound state what poriborton was for Bengal, but political-bureaucratic-Mafia-mining-Maoist laissez-faire would resist change.
Films (Cinema): Diggajon ki dhamak PK is the cocktail of famous jodi Aamir Khan and Rajkumar Hirani, 2015 will see many more hit jodis’ working together.

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