Highlights of India Today Hindi January 20th, 2015, issue: Cover Story : Pakistani mansubon se kaise nipaten Prime minister modi faces his toughest foreign policy challenge after the pathankot attacks. Wisely he has kept his options open and is learning fast on how to and who to deal with in Pakistan. Cover Story : Pathankot me gaflaton ka path Despite the availability of intelligence about an imminent attack, Indian security forces only partly succeeded in foiling the intention of terrorists. Nation : Muft internet par chidi jang Facebook’s Free Basics may not have a free run given India’s low net penetration and digital future. Nation : Dakshin me Maovad ki aahat Maoists, entrenched in Chhattisgarh and Odisha, firm up hold further south. They have focused their attention on gaining a foothold in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Special Report : BCCI par lodha ka chabuk Justice Lodha prescribes a massive administrative restructure but does not strip BCCI of autonomy. Cinema : Garmagarm filmon ka daur New wave of erotic cinema in bollywood. Personality : Har bar nayi thirkan The veteran dancer’s nearly eight decade-long journey in kathak is a testatment to rhythm. And she shows no signs of stopping. Books : Anuvad me kho gaya arth Best-selling Chinese author Feng Tang on what the uproar in China about his new translation of Tagore’s ‘Stray Birds’ says about the limits of expression.