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The Teenager Today Magazine - November 2015

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In this issue

Are Good Manners Dead?, The Adultamorphosis, Hooked On Gadgets; Wired For Distraction, Abiogenesis, When The World Watches Indian Football, Traditional Outfits And Accessories You Must Own, Creature Doctors And Their Amazing Treatments, Photo Pik, Wired, Sci-Tech and more!

The Teenager Today Magazine Description:

Publisher: The-Bombay-Pauline-Periodicals-Society

Category: Young-Adult

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

THE TEENAGER TODAY is India's first and only magazine published in India for teens.

In its 61st year now, it is a friend to thousands of Indian teens, supporting them through their growing pains, sharing laughs and being there through their joys and sorrows. It is their premier resource for all kinds of information, practical advice and answers to all of their questions.

THE TEENAGER TODAY contains 52 pages of cool information, practical advice and loads of fun stuff! It features articles on youth issues, careers, counselling, celeb interviews, music, sports, health, environment, blogs, science & technology, and general knowledge. Plus photography, jokes, games, poems and more!

THE TEENAGER TODAY is the most widely-read Indian teen publication — not only do we cater to the urban teen, but our reach across small towns and cities is unparalleled — truly India's only teenzine.