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Highlights of Reader’s Digest February 2019, issue:
This month, 97 years ago, our ‘little magazine that’s a big read’ was born. To celebrate this, our special anniversary issue includes a stellar line-up: Barack Hussein Obama II; Amitav Ghosh on Satyajit Ray; a classic O’Henry short story and voices such as Anita Nair, Samit Basu, Wendell Rodricks and Shankar Mahadevan. Dedicated to the season of romance and as a salute to the landmark Supreme Court judgement decriminalising same-sex love, this month's cover story, ‘Crazy Little Thing Called Love’, features three beautiful, real-life stories of togetherness, intimacy and companionship. The writers of these stories have climbed every mountain to be with their loved one, and call them their own without fear or shame. Of course, there are the old favourites—Humour in Uniform, True Crime, Drama in Real Life, and Art of Living—that make this beloved magazine a window to the world.

Power To The People

Anshu Gupta’s Goonj has created a new paradigm of giving, transforming lives in villages across India.

4 mins

Yes, We Can

The farewell speech of the 44th President of the United States, on his last day in office.

7 mins

Shankar Mahadevan's World Of Plenty

No one will go to bed hungryMy primary goal would be that no child goes hungry in my reign. This is a heartbreaking reality of our day and age, and I would focus on eliminating it. Every single child would have their tummy’s fill in my world.

2 mins

Quick Fixes For The Common Cold

Got the sniffles? Try these home remedies for an all-natural cure.

1 min

What's The Deal With Wheat?

A close look at the recent escalation of intolerance towards this staple.

2 mins

Before The Taxman Strikes

Focus on your financial goals, and tax benefits will follow.

3 mins

Crazy Little Thing Called Love

IN LIGHT OF THE 2018 JUDGEMENT ON SECTION 377 OF THE INDIAN PENAL CODE, which made it clear that “social morality cannot violate the rights of even a single individual”, Reader’s Digest brings you a special Valentine’s Day feature. Here are three stories of love and companionship that demonstrate the courage it takes to always choose love, no matter the odds.

10 mins

13 Things You Should Know About Unplugging

13 Things You Should Know About Unplugging

2 mins

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