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Highlights of India Today 11th September 2017, issue:

This week's cover story focuses on the unholy saga of the Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh, revealing a sordid world of political influence, sexual violence and allegations of murder. It gives an in-depth insight into the life and times of the self-styled spiritual guru.

The story, Lalu tries to get even, talks about the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief's massive rally 'BJP bhagao, desh bachao' in Patna, why it fell short of signalling a secular 'alternative' and how is it an opportunity lost for Lalu Prasad Yadav.

The Big Story of this week focuses on cyber crimes, how well is India prepared to combat the extremely plausible threat of a cyber war, vulnerable sectors that faced the maximum cyber attacks and why India needs to fortify its information networks against malware.

The story, Shot cut to fame, covers a new generation of entertainers, born on YouTube, how these channels clicked with the viewers and the most famous YouTube channels.

'Jehadis of the South' talks about a Kerala Police intelligence operation tracking ISIS recruitment in the state, Kerala's public tryst with the outfit and how it began.

Virbhadra's Withdrawal Symptoms

Ahead of the year-end assembly elections, the Himachal chief minister sends an ultimatum to the high command.

2 mins

Renting A Life

Designer wear, designer bags, furniture or art, rentals afford you a lifestyle you always wanted but couldn’t afford

7 mins

Endearing Everyman

It’s easy to forget that Rajkummar Rao isn’t the hero of Bareilly Ki Barfi(BKB). His rough “Hallooo” and timid “Theek tha na” leave the audience in splits.

3 mins

Stream Queen

Best known for her portrayal of a sassy journalist in the 2011 comedy Delhi Belly, Poorna Jagannathan is building a thriving career in America’s red-hot television market, with supporting roles in the Emmy-nominated HBO crime series The Night Of and the Netflix original series Gypsy. She currently features in an episode of the Mark and Jay Duplass-created anthology series Room 104.

1 min

Defenders Not So Super

Netflix’s partnership with Marvel has given it a rival of sorts to HBO fantasy sensation Game of Thrones. But the hotly anticipated Defenders, sadly, is not so super—weighed down by lacklustre writing and the too emo Iron Fist. 

1 min

Eating On The Edge

POH—Progressive Oriental House—Mumbai’s latest temple to culinary capriciousness, is the brainchild of the deceptively school boyish Aveek Chatterjee, 25.

1 min

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