Highlights of India Today Hindi issue dated November 20th, 2013. Cover Story:Janmat Sarveykshan: HAATH KA SAFAYA: BJP reaps the benefits of having regional leaders with a mass base in four states. A chillier winter beckons Congress. Health:Autism: JAB DIMAGH MEIN MICH JAATA HAI SHORE: Autism is rising alarmingly in India. How far is the new science from finding a cure? New research busts old myths and brings new hope. Special Report: Afsarshahi: ANIRNAY KI SHIKAAR AFSARSHAHI: Fear of CBI inquiries and arbitrary transfers grip the bureaucracy in the wake of the case against former coal secretary P.C. Parakh. Society: Bouncer: EK BASTI GABROO BOUNCERON KI: A village on the outskirts of Delhi provides the young men who protect the city’s pubs, parties and nightclubs. Cinema: Vidsehi Heroine: DESH MEIN AA GAYE ASLI GORAY: Where people spend Rs 500 crore only on fairness creams annually, actresses from western countries are in great demand in Bollywood. They have now entered into TV serials as well.
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