In this issue

Highlights of Reader’s Digest March 2020, issue: This March, as always, we dive into the treasure trove of Reader's Digest archives to bring you the best of our Classic reads. This edition features the best of the best: A. J. Cronin's a wartime saga, ‘Two Gentlemen of Verona’; D. W. David's dramatic ‘Night Train to Chittagong’; Aletha Lindstrom's heart-warming, and bittersweet, ‘Where There is Love’; The Unforgettable Albert Einstein’; 'Gandhi’s Independence Day Miracle’ and other great stories, including a special interview with the late, great political cartoonist R. K. Laxman. Of course, there's the best of humour from the golden decades and classic ads from our back issues.

Seven Words to Live By

Suppose you could offer one word of advice to a young person living in the year 2000. One word! What would it be?

3 mins

How Long Does A Cold Really Last?

Blow your nose and read on for the answers

1 min

Tax-Saving: How To Avoid Last-Minute Pitfalls

The multiple advantages of planning your investment decisions early in the financial year

2 mins

Two Gentlemen of Verona

A silent epic of youthful devotion

8 mins

Night Train To CHITTAGONG

Two young men from opposing sides come face to face during the highly charged days of the struggle for Indian Independence and World War II

9 mins

The Unforgettable Albert Einstein

A professor remembers his encounters with Albert Einstein, and pays a glowing tribute to the man’s genius and his many accomplishments

9 mins

Where There Is LOVE

A classic tale of a boy, his dog and a bittersweet truth

8 mins

Gandhi's Independence Day Miracle

It was 15 August 1947 in Kolkata. The burning hatred between Hindus and Muslims was about to break out into civil war, when the Mahatma, through an extraordinary pact of friendship, suddenly brought peace to all

5 mins

The Husband Who Vanished

For 15 years, Anne McDonnell lived in limbo—not knowing whether her Jim was dead or alive. Then one afternoon the doorbell rang

7 mins

What It Takes To Be Royal

Five years into Queen Elizabeth II’s reign, and with the Commonwealth of Nations still in its infancy, Reader's Digest was invited to go behind the scenes at Buckingham Palace with the world’s most influential royalty

10+ mins

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