In this issue

Highlights of India Today issue dated July 15, 2013.

The Cover Story, ‘Unequal India’, focuses on the Indian growth story that is marred by the country’s shameful performance in human development. It has exclusive excerpts from Nobel laureate Amartya Sen and Jean Drèze\'s new book.

The special report, ‘Clueless on Calamity\', talks about the Uttarakhand tragedy and how it exposes a dysfunctional system that fails to respond to catastrophe.
The Himalayan tragedy coverage has the story, ‘Heroes on High’, detailing the extraordinary effort by pilots, tour operators and others who selflessly salvaged a tragic situation.
The section also has a story ‘How the Hills Can Kill Again’ which is about scientists fearing bigger and more destructive floods in the region.
The Ishrat Jahan fake encounter case is featured in the Nation section. The story, ‘Proxy War on Modi’, say the CBI\'s chargesheet doesn’t name politicians but keeps alive the possibility of trouble for the Gujarat CM.
The story, ‘Everyone has a Milkha Singh in them’, in the Cinema section has actor Farhan Akhtar and legendary athlete Milkha Singh open up before the July 12 release of Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, a biopic on the athlete’s life. This issue has the video of the discussion which also comprised director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra.
The edition has three free magazines – Woman, Simply Delhi and Simply Chennai – with it.

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