India Today Telugu Magazine - October 09, 2012

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India Today Telugu issue dated 9th October 2012 carried Cover Story on TDP Chief, main opposition leader Mr. Chandrababu Naidu\'s atttempt to focus on his son Mr. Lokesh Naidu as his political successor and Chandrababu\'s proposed Padayatra. Telugu Desam Party supremo N.Chandrababu Naidu is bringing his son fulltime into party. He has announced that N.Lokeshbabu will ‘Coordinate party affairs’ during his 100 day Padayatra, which is to begin on 2nd of Oct. TDP president is going all out to increase his grassroots support and strengthen it’s based across Andhra Pradesh. Part of his padayatra he is to travel extensively throughout the state and expose the failures of the Congress both in the state and in centre. Chandrababu believes that his party is recovering lost ground because of the increasing anti - incumbency. He is tour which is to end on January 26 focussing on a wide range of public issues farming to student College fee reimbursement, fuel price increase to corruption at high levels. According to party sources he will also identify local leaders and try to capitalise on it fully. The story also contained with the opinions of PCC Chief B.Satyanarayana and TDP founder NTR\'s widow Lakshmi Parvathi. A box item also carried exclusively about Lokesh Naidu.

Another story on Bio-diversity conference, which is going to commence from 1st October 2012 and how Hyderbad is getting readied for it with beautification projects.

The issue carries big story about China. How Children of Revolution describe leadershiip transition of China, how corruption hits the top tier leadership of the Communist party of China (C.P.C.) and the people\' aspirations and which changes tobe needed for better.

This issue carried story from the India Today English, on UPA reforms agenda and Congress party\'s hopes on it. This India Today Telugu issue also carried stories about: the five day assembly session which got wasted, because of the irresponsible atitude of public representatives without discussing even a single public issue, State government\'s new sand policy, IT sector boost in Visakhapatnam as Wipro starts its operations from there.

Special report on Mangalore, how the city is becoming a hub for moral policing also carried.

Snippets on Television scenario in Andhra Pradesh, Telugu film industry are also there in the issue. News about the Chereographer and Director Lawrence plan to remake his film \'Kanchana\' in Hindi, was carried in Eyecatchers section.

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