Highlights of Reader’s Digest India magazine dated July 1, 2013. In our July issue, the focus is on our furred and feathered friends. When Animals Act Like Humans will surprise you with the ways in which animals can teach us a few things about love, loyalty and honour. The endearing anecdotes will give you a fresh perspective and reasons to smile. The Bonus Read “Lion in the Living Room” is a fascinating story of what happened after two young men bought a lion cub for a pet. Our language column is about the most common verbal slips heard since the British left India, and how to sound smarter. And How Deepa Malik Got Her Wheels Back is the story of an Arjuna award winning paraplegic, whose thirst for life will surely inspire you. Other highlights of the issue include “One Thing at a Time, Please,” a thought-provoking article on the modern-day malady of multitasking, In My Opinion, which questions Indias blasphemy laws and the way they are used to hound citizens, and a brief history of the ubiquitous barcode in Who Made That. Build your vocabulary with Word Power and read about small acts that made a big impact in Kindness of Strangers. And our humour departments, as always, are here to tickle your funny bone.