Highlights of India Today Hindi issue dated April 24th, 2013. Cover Story: India Today Hindi’s cover story Rahul Gandhi: Khuli Toh Muthi Khak Ki. Rahul Gandhi is the second most powerful leader of the grand old party that has ruled India almost 52 years since independence. He himself is part of the establishment since last nine years. But the reluctant leader lives in his own world of admirers and advisors. The Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had suggested that this might be his last tenure but Mr. Gandhi is still not ready take charge of the party and the government. It is the time to solve problems not just to count them. Rajniti (Rashtra) Twitter Per Congress Ke Haath Rahi Baaji After consistently trailing BJP across social media, Congress hits back with a Twitter catchphrase that marks the launch of its online push for the 2014 polls. Wikileaks (Rashtra) Daman Per Bofors Se Bhi Purane Cheente WikiLeaks’ revelation on Rajiv Gandhi’s role as a middleman for a Swedish firm evokes cynicism and déjà vu in equal measure. Maharashtra (Rashtra): Sukha Nahin, Vikas Ka Kasaibada Special report on Maharashtra’s draught: Who are responsible and how this situation is avoidable. Dharam (Khas Rapat) Shivshankar Ka Mahasamay From TV soaps to popular fiction, gaming characters to black metal music, tattoos to high fashion, the cult of Shiva soars. The superhero of Hindu pantheon has become urban India’s God of Cool. Pakistan (Paas-Pados) Sangeenon Ke Saye Mein Pakistan Chunaav Smaller rallies, armoured vehicles and nervous candidates. Pakistan’s historic election is also one of the world’s most heavily guarded.. Online Confessions (Samaj) Tum Sabse Kuch Kahna Hai, Per Yeh Kyon Bataoon Ki Mein Kaun? From private secrets to the latest campus gossip, Young Indians use the anonymity of the Internet to bare their soul on things they can’t share with friends and family.