India Today - June 17 2013

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Highlights of India Today issue dated June 17, 2013.

The Cover Story this week, ‘Mahatma & Manuben\', is based on the newly discovered diaries of Mahatma Gandhi\'s personal attendant Mridula Gandhi, popularly known as Manuben, which reveal how his experiments with celibacy changed her life.

The Big Story, \'The Other BJP Chief Minister\', is on Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan who has got senior BJP leader L.K. Advani’s endorsement. This has queered the pitch in the party which has Narendra Modi leading the race to be anointed the BJP prime ministerial candidate.

Now No. 3 among India\'s IT behemoths, Infosys hopes founder N.R. Narayana Murthy\'s return will revive its faltering fortunes, highlights the story \'Can Murthy Reboot Infosys?\'

The story, \'It\'s in Your Genes\', in the Health section analyses how breakthrough in genetics helps families with a history of cancer predict and prevent the world\'s most dreaded disease.

By propping up Jagmohan Dalmiya and persuading BCCI chief N. Srinivasan to step aside, Arun Jaitley has secured his own chances to head cricket\'s richest body, says the story \'Reverse Sweep Turns the Game\'.

To watch Editor Kaveree Bamzai speak about the issue this week, click here (http://bit.ly/ZUGkkc).

The issue also has three free magazines – Woman, Simply Delhi and Simply Chennai -with it.

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