India Today - May 27 2013

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Highlights of India Today issue dated May 27, 2013. The Cover Story this week, \'Trouble at the Top\', analyses how the increasing trust deficit between Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is becoming a crisis in the government as well as the party. The Special Report, \'Beijing Means Business\', is about the fresh border hostilities between China and India in Ladakh. The Nation section with story title \'Mind Your Language\' analyses that with political discourse on social media reduced to taunts and abuse, the BJP\'s new guidelines aim to elevate the level of debate. The Education section talks about Five Star Universities where higher education gets a makeover as creature comforts, recreational options and state-of-the-art amenities take pride of place on campuses.
Another story in the Nation section throws light on how the Supreme Court destroyed the Government\'s weak defence in the Coalgate scam and opened up access to the Prime Minister for questions of impropriety. The Big Story is on the recently-concluded Pakistan polls. The story \'The Return of the Lion King\' asks though Nawaz Sharif won in Pakistan, will he win the many wars within, ranging from the economic to the Islamic? The issue also has two free magazines - Home and Simply Mumbai -- with it.

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