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Highlights of India Today issue dated June 10, 2013. Power, patronage and intrigue. India Today analyses the BCCI which controls Indian cricket in this week’s cover story, \'The Secret Society\'. The special anniversary issue also has a feature on 10 Ideals That Are Changing India which highlights achievements from hackathons to mobile healthcare. Maoist mastermind Ganapathy plans deadly attacks in the absence of a clear government strategy, says the story \'Enemy of the State\'. The story, \'Angels Who Mean Business\', highlights how entrepreneurs who made a profit by selling their business are pumping it back into big ideas, offering hope in a gloomy market for innovation. The story, \'Crippled by Lifestyle\', dwells on how stroke has been rephrased \'young stroke\' with depression becoming common-place. Yet, young Indians show a surprising lack of concern in the way they live. The issue also has three free magazines - Aspire, Simply Bangalore and Simply Kolkata - with it.
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THE CZAR OF SCARS
Arjun Raj Gaind’s The Anatomy of Scars is written in the first person. It starts just as the tumultuous events of 1984 roll out—Operation Blue Star, Indira Gandhi’s assassination and the mindless horror of the anti-Sikh riots. The protagonist is a young Sikh boy. We witness those heart-searing events through his eyes, then follow him through the years of his own personal tumult. The author speaks to India today:
WILL BMC GET THE CONTROL KEY?
While presenting the Rs 39,039 crore budget of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) for 2021-22—the largest ever in the corporation’s history and 17 per cent higher than the previous year—on February 3, commissioner Iqbal Singh Chahal brought up a longstanding demand of Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray.
THE OTT GENERATION
OTT PLATFORMS HAVE SHOWCASED FRESH TALENT AND OFFERED NEW OPPORTUNITIES TO A LARGE CAST OF ACTORS WHO HAD BEEN WAITING IN THE WINGS
THE NEED FOR SPEED
Calls for roping in the private sector grow as India’s Covid vaccination drive—being extended to senior citizens in March—runs way behind target
The Dolomite Minefield
On January 22, the Madhya Pradesh government notified an amendment to the Madhya Pradesh Minor Mineral Rules, 1996.
KCR's Backward Classes Challenge
In a last-minute rejig, Telangana chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) chose Gadwal Vijayalakshmi as the mayor of Hyderabad on February 11, and named frontrunner Mothe Srilatha Reddy as her deputy.
The Temple Run
Temple- and ashram-hopping are, of course, de rigueur for BJP leaders anywhere, but the fervour and commitment are hitting new levels in the Bengal poll campaign.
Who Is An Enemy Of The State?
Ordinary citizens face the peril of draconian laws increasingly invoked by the state to stifle dissent
The Outsider Gambit
Mamata is now tweaking her Bengali sub-nationalism pitch— her bid to foil the BJP’s Hindu polarisation
THE RETURN OF RAJE
Former chief minister Vasundhara Raje is such an enigma in Rajasthan that any political move she makes is keenly dissected. She has been lying low after being voted out in December 2018, and with the high command rewarding leaders antithetical to her, a perception has gained ground that relations have soured between her and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his deputy Amit Shah.
