India Today - October 22,2012

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Highlights of India Today issue dated October 22, 2012. The Cover Story focuses on the complex business dealings of Robert Vadra. The irresistible rise of Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law threatens to become a dangerous liability for Congress, which is already buffeted by corruption charges.

The Big Story section highlights the Reforms by UPA II. Chidambaram is on an overdrive to save a sinking UPA 2. His efforts may earn him a chance for the top job.

The Nation section on Aaj Tak sting operation exposing Salman Khurshid's NGO. Union law minister's NGO forged signatures of government officials to siphon money.

The Special Report section on Jammu and Kashmir. Disillusioned with Omar Abdullah, the new generation just wants jobs and economic progress, not government oppression or religious extremism.

The section Formula One on Grand Prix Special. Grid girls, after parties that are the talk of the town, and blistering pace on the track. India is set to renew its date with Formula One this month-end.

The Arts section on Kalighat paintings. Kalighat paintings have been recreated with a contemporary twist. The artist at the centre of this revival is a postmaster in an obscure Bengal village.

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