India Today Telugu Magazine - October 23, 2012

In this issue

Highlights of India Today Telugu magazine dated October 23, 2012. It carries India Today English edition\'s cover story \'The Unreal Estate of Robert Vadra\' is carried as cover story. It reveals how Mr. Vadra become a dangerous liability for Congress and his unresistible rise with Aravind Kejriwal\'s version and details of Mr. Vadra\'s assets as box items.

The big story about Finance Minister P. Chidambaram\'s over drive to save UPA-2 with reforms and which may lead him to Top Job. An invistigative story about Union Law Minister\'s NGO, which was forged signatures of the governament officials to steal money, meant for physically handicapped people.

Main Story from Andhra Pradesh is: Supreme court rejects the bail pitition of YSR Congress party president Jagan Mohan Reddy. This is a blow to the party. To fill confidence among the party cader, Jagan\'s sister Sharmila plans to start a pada yathra in the lines of her father YSR.

Another big story describes about the caste oriented trends in the state politics and caste based organisations efforts to gain their share of the power. The story dealt with the recent meetings of various caste organisations and their impact on state politics in the ensuing general elections.

Profile of Pusarla Venkata Sindhu, the rising star of Badminton from Andhra Pradesh. Single page story on the teenage councellor Dr C Virender\'s \'Paada Yaatra\' on creating awareness among teenage people and their parents.

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