Highlights of India Today Hindi issue dated February 6th, 2013. Cover Story: India Today Hindi’s cover story Desh Ka Neta Kaisa Ho India is emphatic in its “no” to a regime that has let it down with a consistency that can only be matched by its brazenness. For a government headed by a worn-out technocrat still trying desperately for a validation of his besmirched legacy and an alliance led by a fading Lady of Deliverance preparing for another succession rite in the Family, there can’t be a warning direr than this. The steepest fall of UPA in the India Today-Nielsen Mood of the Nation poll brings out, in devastating clarity, how the ruling coalition lost India, and more tellingly, how its political as well as administrative leadership has failed to contain the slide. The only consolation for the fallen is the disarray on the other side of the aisle: NDA, though poised to win if elections were held today, has not built on its gains since the last poll. Caught in its existential crisis, BJP has failed to seize the moment and ceded the ground substantially to provincial parties led by leaders whose idea of India is smaller than their satrapies. On the eve of another General Election, Battlefield India, strewn with cracked icons and smashed reputations, tests the patience of one of the world’s most unforgiving democracies. India is waiting to be led. BJP Rashtra: Yudh Se Pehle Purane Sarthi Ko Baagdor The face-off between Advani and RSS denies Gadkari a second term. Will Rajnath make the most of his second chance Chambal Khas Rapat: Chambal Ke Bihad Mein Badlaav Ki Byar Industry, agriculture and education are the new buzzwords in the badlands of Chambal, once the den of dacoits. Purush Banjhpan Swasthya: Baanjhpan Bana Mard Ka Dard As sperm quality and quantity fall, an epidemic confronts Indian men. The quest for fatherhood brings untold anxiety.