India Today - August 05, 2013

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Highlights of India Today issue dated Aug, 5th 2013

The Cover Story, \'India\'s Most Hated\', is on the juvenile rapist in the December 16 Delhi gang rape. It analyses how a village boy who came to Delhi to escape penury lost his way and committed the most heinous of crimes. An intimate portrait of the boy whose crime shocked the nation.

The Nation story titled, \'Target Practice\', highlights how Congress deploys a battery of leaders and researchers to debunk BJP\'s lead campaigner on all media platforms.

Economist, philosopher and sage-at-large, Nobel laureate Amartya Sen talks about a wide range of topics in a conversation with Managing Editor S. Prasannarajan in \'Manmohan has failed.\'

The Big Story, \'India Abandoned\', throws light on how foreign investors are leaving Indian shores like never before, creating an investment drought.

An economic corridor with Beijing\'s help is great news for Pakistan. But \'containing\' a rising India remains the cornerstone of Sino-Pak strategic ties, highlights the \'Friends with Benefits\'.

The Society story, \'The Bionic Boys\', focuses on how the quest for the perfect look is driving teenagers to cosmetic surgery.

To watch Editor Kaveree Bamzai speak about the issue this week, click here (bitly to be put).

The August 5 issue has 4 free magazines – Spice, Simply Pune, Simply Hyderabad and Simply Punjabi – with it.

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