In this issue

Highlights of India Today English issue dated November 24th, 2014.
This week’s India Today has the High And Mighty -- The Power List. In its 12th edition, the list chronicles 50 of India’s wealth creators, innovators and people with a macro impact in the altered political landscape. There is also a separate power list of political leaders and bureaucrats.
The Nation story, Shifting Gear, is about how the Cabinet reshuffle shows that Modi’s ministers have been unable to keep pace with the Prime Minister.
The health story, Stumped by Sugar, shows how a startling number of diabetics suffer amputations every year and that many can be saved.
The profile, Cracking the India Code, is on author Dan Brown and his return to India as the bestselling blasphemer.
The Upfront, Australia Ahoy, is on PM Modi's upcoming visit to Australia, a moment to match, or perhaps surpass, the Madison Square Garden experience.
In his National Interest column, Coalition dharma rewrite: Winner takes all, Shekhar Gupta writes how in the Modi-Shah construct, if partners do not bring additional votes, they are dispensable.
The magazine also has five Supplements with it: Home, Simply Chennai, Aspire, Simply Gujarati and Simply Mumbai.

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