India Today - 2014-09-08

• FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
• Black Gold, Green Signal
• Exit of the Saffron Trinity
• Mission Successful
• JUDICIARY CAN’T REMAIN INSULAR
• “NATWAR CAN’T EVEN BE A BOY SCOUT”
• SMALLSTUFF, BIG VISION LAUNCHED
• STOLEN POWER TO THE PEOPLE
• Politics is not bad. I am writing today for change.
• ALEAGUE OFTHEIR OWN
• WITHOUT ENGLISH, I FELT NAKED. I DIDN’T BELONG HERE.
• RULE OF FLAW
• I NTRIGUE & DENIAL
• SCALPED IN THE STATES
• SMOKE AND BRIMSTONE
• STUMBLING UPON A SCANDAL
• THE JAPANESE EMBRACE
• THE RIGHT ADDRESS
• NEWMEANING OF LUXURY
• STYLE MEETS CONVENIENC­E
• HUDDLE OF HEAVYWEIGH­TS
• LEAVING NO PATIENT BEHIND
• DON’T WORRY, BE HAPPY
• DRINK TO THIS
• UP CLOSE WITH INDIAN IDOLS
• THE CULT OF EKTA
• THE SINGH PARIVAR
• THE MAN WHO MADE GANDHI
• THE CRITICAL INSIDER
• COVER STORY
• Study Abroad
• How I Made It
• The Xavier Institute of Management in Bhubaneswa­re is worth a visit
• Are libraries in Indian universiti­es ready for 21st century learning
• INNOVATION IN EDUCATION MANAGEMENT
• Corporate hospitals as post-graduate training hubs
• GOING GLOBAL
• PASSPORT TO THE WORLD
• Sky’s the limit
• FUTURE FOR E-LEARNING
• REACHING OUT
• “ACTIVE LEARNING IS KEY”
• “Kolkata is a very fashionabl­e city,” by actor Srabanti Chatterjee.
• Into the City
• The Magic Carpet
• Something Fishy
• Sheer Magic
• Tales From The East
• Retail Therapy
• BACK IN TIME
• “Pune was my ticket to independen­ce”

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