In this issue

Cover Story titled India Shifts to the City highlights that over 400 million people in 8,000 cities provide 60% of the GDP and an exclusive survey of 50 top cities shows how the urban generation lives, works and plays. The Board of India Today Economists in the Big story section analyse that UPA in its last Budget must show will to cut expenditure. Teflon Antony and the Rise of Italian Arms Industry, a story in the Nation section highlights that despite Defence Minister AK Antony pleading innocence, the chopper scam exposes how Italy has become one of India’s biggest arms suppliers over the last five years. The Sports section deals with Wrestling. The story title ‘Wrestling’s dreams turn to dust’, says that after being shorn of Olympic status, the sport will no longer be young India’s ticket to glory. The issue has multimedia content which comprises snatches from the Board of India Today Economists meet over the Indian economy and the Union Budget which will be presented on February 28.
The free magazines with this edition are Spice, Simply Punjabi, Simply Hyderabad and Simply Pune.
India Today Editor Kaveree Bamzai lists the highlights of this edition. Click here to see the video in http://bit.ly/YKUttq

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