In this issue

The issue carried the English issue\'s Cover story \" Too many cooks\" as cover. It discuss that how BJP failed to a strong alternative to UPA and the reasons behind this like internal struggles in the party. The Story projects the BJP\'s shameful defeat in Karnataka and the reasons leads to this defeat. Also, the story brings out the deep fault lines in BJP leadership at central level, especially, 5 top leaders.

Another story on Karnataka Elections \"Saffron Suicide in South\" discussed about the faults of BJP for loss in Assembly polls. And the factors lead to Congress win.

A special report on Bansal \"The Million Dollar Nephew\" focused on the recent Rail Gate scam and major developments in Railway ministry like the arrest of Vijay Singla by CBI and the dismissal of Railway minister from the cabinet etc.

Big Story on Spies \'The Other Sarabjit Sings\' and a story from Nation Section about Coal Gate scam \'Nowhere to Hide\' also carried.

The main story discussed latest developments in Andhra Pradesh is \"Prison Break\" was analyzed the political situation of YSR Congress party. The story focused on fate of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, MP from Kadapa who caught at Hyderabad\'s Charlapalli prison since nearly one year and the party\'s honorary president, Jagan\'s mother Y.S Vijayamma who fighting in courts for release for her son.

Another story from Andhra Pradesh, which discussed about the fraud of N-Mart, which put the hat on people in the MLM modeled system.

In Telugu Nadi (Radar) section - the stories like Minister Nagam Janardhan reddy who ready to join in BJP; C.M Kiran Kmar reddy\'s new scheme Bangaru Talli; about the 45 Mandals which high in girl child population compared to boy children; the launching of PURA scheme in Kondapalli and Ibraheem patnam Panchayats and others carried.

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