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Highlights of India Plus December 15 2012 issue, Bharat Surprises India with its Sexy Secrets, Sex on their Minds, The Last Virtual push of Force Modi, The Dark world of Match Fixing, God Save India's Telecom Firms, The Sound of Silence and more...

Highlights of India Plus magazine dated January 15, 2013. The issue looks at how justice for the Delhi gangrape victim is likely to be delayed due to bureaucratic procedures and legal tangles. It also looks at how the ministers and MPs who are supposed to represent the common man was nowhere in sight at the protests for justice for the victim. As a follow up to the heinous crime in which a 23-year-old medical student was gangraped and left to die, the issue looks at the juvenile justice system and how instead of rehabilitating the young criminals, it only hardens them. The issue also looks at another side of the much revered Asaram Bapu who said that the victim was as much to blame for her predicament as the perpetrators of the crime. Moving away from reports of the Delhi gangrape, the issue presents two generations of Bollywood in conversations with Tanuja and Kajol as well as Rishi Kapoor and Ranbir Kapoor. It also looks at how India is preparing for a never-before world of energy abundance even as the US moves closer to self-reliance. Reporting on how Yuvraj Singh battled cancer and returned to Team India in top form. It also looks at how Team India captain M.S. Dhoni has quelled threats to his captaincy to get the team he has wanted for the 2015 World Cup.

Highlights of India Plus magazine dated January 1, 2013. The issue looks at Narendra Modi\'s victory in the recently held Assembly elections in Gujarat and how he is the possible BJP candidate for the post of Prime Minister. The issue also presents a detailed story on how it is high time Sachin Tendulkar quit and the way forward for Team India which has had a long stroke of bad luck and hasn\'t been able to pull together its game. Following the gangrape and death of a 23-year-old girl on a moving bus in Delhi and the subsequent protests, the issue looks at how the city\'s women are always at risk of being sexually assaulted as well as the mindset of men in the country. With the new year setting in, the issue gives you neat tips on how to dress up as well as beat that hangover in a jiffy. Apart from that, it takes you on a three-nation road trip across India, Nepal and Bhutan. The issue also looks at how a crackdown on the internet has put India in a league of autocratic nations and at the same time has alienated a generation. Lastly, it also looks at how India has an invisible but deadly obesity problem. Fatty livers are doubling the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

Highlights of India Plus magazine dated November 30, 2012. The issue looks at a small village in Gujarat where a massacre similar to Jallianwalla Bagh was perpetrated by the British troops in 1913. More than 1,500 Bhils were killed on Mangadh Hill on the border between Rajasthan and Gujarat. The issue also looks at Bal Thackeray and the legacy that he has left behind for the Shiv Sena and the country. The issue highlights via photographs how innovative ideas can change many things around us. A survey on the Gujarat elections shows how reigning chief minister Narendra Modi is all set to win again. The issue takes you from Modi to  Vidya Balan, the actor who has taken Bollywood by storm and has catapulted herself to a league of her own. Apart from that, the issue looks at 31 reasons why "Indian" is great and the reasons behind that.  It also looks at how medical science has evolved in managing pain. Last but not the least, the issue takes you on a breathtaking journey along the Narmada river to Ahilya Fort in Madhya Pradesh.

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Highlights of India Plus magazine dated November 1, 2012. The issue looks at how India's urban youngster are raising a toast to all occasions and how problem drinking is on an upsurge. The issue also looks at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's recent announcements to revive the economy and how it will take some time before the economy gets out of its sluggish mode and into a higher, faster growth gear. With winter setting in, most tiger sanctuaries in India have thrown open their gates. The issue looks at a family of tigers in Ranthambhore as part of a travel destination. Also in the issue is Salman Rushdie, who, in his latest book, Joseph Anton, tells the story of living in the shadow of death in a style that matches the best of his novels. The issue also highlights six "outsiders" who came in from the cold in Bollywood and quietly and quickly shot to stardom.

Highlights of India Plus magazine dated October 15, 2012. The issue looks at the plight of Pakistan's 3.5 million Hindus, a smaller minority than the country's Christians, has been simmering under the surface for a while. Pakistani Hindu families are trying to make their way across the border into India where they hope to find some empathy and, in most cases, a new home. India's welcome, if one can at all call it that, has been cold. Thousands of Hindu refugees from Pakistan populate refugee camps in Delhi, Punjab, Rajasthan and Gujarat.

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India Plus - December 15 2012

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