India Today Magazine - April 02 2012

In this issue

Highlights of India Today issue dated April 2, 2012. The Cover Story section on Mamata Banerjee. The mercurial Chief Minister of Bengal holds a ramshackle UPA Government to ransom at a time when the Congress is most vulnerable to aggressive allies.

The Sports section on Cricket. Tendulkar consecrates his greatness with his 100th hundred, but he too cannot escape criticism.

The Society section focuses on Religion. An aerospace engineer. A doctor. A dozen NRIs. For these new-age monks, renunciation means service before self.

The Society section throws light on on Entrepreneurs. They went abroad, earned an education and six-figure salaries. But old interests tugged. They listened to the heart, packed their bags and reinvented careers in India.

Special Report draws our attention towards Budget 2012-13. A tax amendment with retrospective effect. Out-of-control subsidies. No policy reform. The Union Budget is a throwback to the 1980s, out of sync with 21st century India.

India Today Conclave section highlighted the emergence of the Asian century. Big ideas, small solutions. Sharp questions, playful wit. Headline grabbing, finger pointing. The audience kept pace with 45 speakers who told the story of a new world order in 48 hours.

Nation section on by-elections. The by-election results are a wake-up call for the establishment. If you don’t govern, you will be rejected.

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