Highlights of India Today Telugu issue dated February 12th, 2013. The issue carried a Cover Story on the recent controversies over Kamal Hasans Tamil film Viswaroopam and the ban on it in Tamil Nadu. It exposes the real facts behind the ban on Viswaroopams exhibition with the version of the Tamilnadu Chief Minister Jayalalitha and review of the film along with the box items on other controversial films of Kamal Hasan, earlier bans on the movies at Tamilnadu. India Today English issues Cover Story Sex, Drugs & Jihad carried as Big Story in IT Telugu. It is a detailed investigation in to the secret life David Coleman Hedley, the master mind behind the 2611 attacks and how he carried his secret activities with the interview of his half- brother David Headley. National Story Inquiry in the time of election reveals that how the political parties intended to misuse the CBI and other investigation agencies, with the details of the UPA Governments allies, rivals and others, who are on the CBI radar. Another National story Modi sparks power struggle, which was projects the choices before BJP leaders to decide which camps they want to align, as Narendra Modi ready to play a nation role, also carried. A Special column of S. Janaki about her intensions behind her refusal of Padmabhushan Award, which was recently announced by the Central Government carried. Main story from the Andhra Pradesh is on the recent One Rupee rice scheme introduced by CM Kiran Kumar Reddy to impress the voters and to gain in the forth coming 2014 elections. A report on Lingapuram and Mutyalampadu villages in Macherla mandal of Guntur district which have been declared as no legal dispute villages in the state carried in the Radar section. Bio Asia- 2-13 convention, Union Petroleum Minister Veerappa Moilys Ramayana Mahanweshana book telugu translation release and other items are also carried in the same section Snippets on Telugu film industry carried with the review of Telugu Movie Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu. News about the Badminton star Gutta Jwaalas film debut with an item song in Gunde Jari Gallantayyinde..., and Actress Rasis re-entry on Telugu, Tamil films - also carried in Eyecatchers section.