In this issue

Highlights of India Today 28th August 2016, issue:

The cover story this week, Reclaiming the Republic, looks at a few freedom warriors who have fought for our rights through their writing, art, humour, social service and political activism and who continue to be the few voices of reason in the madness that is growing around us.

This issue's big story - The Rupani Manoeuvre - is on Gujarat's newly appointed chief minister Vijay Rupani, who has his task - to heal a divided state with his much-vaunted negotiation skills - cut out for him beforehand.

The special report in this issue - Damning Figures - discusses Madhya Pradesh's poor infant mortality statistics which belie the state's tall claims of double-digit economic growth.

This issue also carries a story, A Park for Mrs Bennet, which looks at how thousands of Chinese parents turn up at Beijing's parks every week to look for partners for their children.

The story 'Dead Bloggers Society' is about a brave new documentary centred on blogger Avijit's brutal murder last year, revealing to the world the mayhem that extremist Islamic groups have unleashed in Bangladesh.

The issue also comes with three free magazine: Woman, Simply Delhi, Simply Gujarati

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