In this issue

Highlights of India Today 13th February 2016, issue:

The cover story this week is on the 2017-18 Union Budget which was presented by Finance minister Arun Jaitley. Calling it an aam aadmi budget, the story talks about Jaitley's approach towards widening the tax base and reducing the dependence of our nation on cash.

The cover story also talks about PM Modi and his deep concerns about the aam aadmi and how he and Arun Jaitley homed in on four critical areas of concern: how to boost investment, how to generate demand, how to create more jobs and, however counter-intuitive it seemed, how to maintain fiscal prudence.

The cover story package also includes a Q&A which gives a public point of view about the pros and cons of the 2017-18 budget.

The health story, G-Shot, talks about the future of orgasms, injections and technology that can renovate the erotic zone for women.

UP Front acknowledges the extraordinary work of ordinary people i.e. the Padma Shri award winners. The package also looks at how Pakistan’s decision to arrest Hafiz Saeed, the leader of a ‘philanthropic’ organisation with established militant credentials, is a win-win situation for all and lastly the deeply rooted concern of our nation - the conundrum of being socially advanced and the reservation.

The issue also comes with three free magazines: Spice, Simply Bangalore, and Simply Punjabi.

Budget 2017: Modi Bets Big On The Small. Will It Work?

Modi now puts the aam aadmi at the centre of his economic narrative

6 mins

What's The Best And Worst Thing About The Budget?

FM Jaitley pulls off a please-all budget that lowers taxes and stimulates key sectors, without compromising on fiscal prudence

8 mins

The Last Stand

Twelve years after Veerappan’s final encounter, former special task force chief K. VIJAY KUMAR delivers a fascinating memoir of the epic 20-year contest between the brigand of the sandalwood forests and the law. Here is an exclusive eyewitness account of ‘Operation Cocoon’ and how the outlaw met his end

7 mins

For The Love Of Art

Satinder satti, chairperson of the punjab arts council on the campaign against her appointment.

2 mins

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