Highlights of India Today Hindi issue dated January 2nd, 2013. Cover Story: India Today Hindi’s cover story Kadam Dar Kadam Dilli Ki Aur. As Modi wins Gujarat and begins the battle for India, time for him to realise the uses of reconciliation. A new legend in Indian politics is being written on the banks of the Sabarmati. As Narendra Damodardas Modi soars over the wreckage of his challengers, it is more than a triumphant testament of the politics of prosperity. In a country where the attitudes of its ruling class are invariably incompatible with the aspirations of its people, his hat-trick in Gandhinagar essays the possibilities of leadership and the rewards of conviction. The size and sweep of his conquest shows in three-dimensional clarity that power, even absolute power, when wielded by a politician with integrity and vision, doesn’t necessarily corrupt; rather, it becomes a mandate for change. Today, in an India of calcified reputations in governance, change becomes Modi, and going by the velocity of his ascent, his domain is bound to be larger than Gujarat. Himachal Pradesh Chunav 2012: BJP Se Cheen Liya Apna Quila Congress trounces BJP in the polls but the real battle for leadership begins now. Balatkar Rashtra: Chutta Ghoom Rahe Hain Bhediye As a young woman fights for survival, a shamed nation looks for answers. Can the brutality of rape go unpunished CBI Rashtra: Nishane Per Ab Akhilesh The Government has made a habit of using CBI as a convenient tool to keep potential rivals on tenterhooks. Bihar Rashtra: Desi Daru Ke Pher Mein Fisal Gayee Sarkar Audit reveals that the price of country liquor was raised arbitrarily, ignoring lower bids by suppliers. Khelkood Cricket: Team Ka chehra Badalne Ka Kya Yahi Hai Sahi Waqt The list of what Team India needs to do to win again is long but possible. A new captain, better support staff, less glitz, more gumption. Naye Daur Ke Fande Samaj: Yeh Alag Dikhne Ki Sanak Hai GenNext is tapping into global subcultures, from vampire-themed days to hip-hop nights, b-boying on the streets to goth music at home