India Today - June 15, 2015

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Highlights of India Today English issue dated June 15th, 2015.
The Cover Story this week, Banking on Rajan, is about the high-profile RBI Governor who not only keeps his job under the new regime but commands respect with his firm line on monetary policy.

The Big Story, Beyond the buzz, is on how Rahul Gandhi has breathed fresh life into the Congress, but a spring in the leaders’ step and new buoyancy on social media is not telling the whole story.

Shekhar Gupta, in his column National Interest, writes on why rural India matters and that agriculture's share in economic GDP may be below 15 per cent, but in the electoral and political equivalent of GDP, it is about 60 per cent.

This issue also carries a special report on how Beijing's first-ever deployment of a submarine to Pakistan signals a new cat and-mouse game in the Indian Ocean.

The issue has 3 free magazines - Simply Bangalore , Simply Chennai and Simply Delhi - with it.

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