India Today - October 8,2012

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Highlights of India Today issue dated October 8, 2012. The Cover Story, Children of the Revolution, talks about Mao's heirs turning the economic giant into a potpourri of enviable growth and breathtaking hedonism.

The Big Story titled Reform Rush Gives Congress Hope highlights how the Congress throught its reform rush hopes to go to the people with a winning agenda.

The Nation section, Cracks in the House of Pawar showcases how Ajit Pawar's resignation is a threat to both the Congress and Sharad Pawar's succession plans.

Special Report on Mangalore titled The City of Imagined Enemies talks about the vigilante groups wage war against western culture and 'love jihad', turning Mangalore's society into a communal tinderbox.

Sport section, The Great Game, throws light on how the gentleman’s game has emerged as an unlikely unifying force in war-torn Afghanistan.

Health section on drug patent with title Big Pharma at War with Copycats explains how the Novartis patent case will decide India’s future as the pharmacy of the developing world.

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