Highlights of India Today English issue dated November 17th, 2014. In the cover story Looking back with Sachin, the Master Blaster talks about his life on and off the pitch. It shows how his journey mirrors the aspirations of a changing nation and the world as he perceives it. The second part of the cover story As captain, I did not get the team I wanted is Sachin Tendulkars special interview by Consulting Editor Sports, India Today Group, Boria Majumdar, also the co-author of the book Playing it My Way. In his first interview after the publication of the book, Tendulkar revisits the writing process. The Big Story In Command and Control showcases how the era of ministerial autonomy and influence is over and how Narendra Modi is instituting a system of controls, where no office is sure of its authority. The special report Politics of polarization is how Muslim appeasement and Islamist terror are becoming the key buzzwords as the BJP taps into anti-Trinamool Congress sentiment in West Bengal. The nation story Religion of the unfaithful is how with the internet proving to be an altar to infidelity, cheating spouses are kneeling to pray. Shekhar Guptas column Iron Ladys Rethink: Martyr, Patriot, Reformer is an insight into Indira Gandhis rolling back of her socialist agenda and if it was far earlier than she was given credit for. The opinion piece Silence, violence and intransigence by Satyabrata Pal is about why India has to remain engaged with Pakistan despite provocations but not let its guard down. The issue also has three supplements with it: IT woman, Simply Bangalore and Simply Delhi.