Highlights of India Today Hindi issue dated 26th June, 2013. Cover Story: Bharat Ke Best College-India Today-Nielsen Surveykshan: BADLAO KI AHAT: India Today has brought the Top Ten Colleges of India again. Nielsen has done a thorough survey for the magazine and the results are astonishing as some new private colleges are making their way up. But in all streams it is Delhi University colleges, which are doing well. At a time when India’s system of higher education is in need of radical change, Delhi University has taken the lead. Arts and Science: St. Stephen’s has touched several milestones in arts and science departments. Commerce:SRCC’s steady placement rates and exposure makes it the top in commerce. Engineering: IIT-Delhi focuses on a revised course structure and research to stay ahead. Medicine:With the best in facilities, talent and guidance, AIIMS still sets the benchmark. Law:Varied options, prestigious scholarships and placement make NALSAR stand apart. Fine Arts:Creative and personal freedom puts Kala Bhavan in a class of its own. BBA/BCA: Top facilities and campus placements give Christ University the advantage. Mass Communication:Field trips, internships, festivals. At SIMC-UG, the focus is on practical learning. Fashion:NIFT turns budding designers into world-class professionals. Emerging Colleges:Students are moving away from established universities to look for tailored options. Ready Recknor: An easy zone-wise and stream-wise list of best colleges in the country. Khas Rapat: BJP: MODI KA SWARNIM YUG: In its first generational shift, BJP anoints its most popular leader as the face of Battlefield 2014. Can Narendra Modi unify the party and win India? Vishesh: Saste Ghar: HO APNA EK ASHIANA: India’s housing shortage is 40 million, of which 90 per cent is in the budget segment. PPP and clarity in regulations will improve supply of cheaper homes. Photo Feature: Circus: JANE KAHAN GAYE WO DIN: Once the talk of the town wherever they showed up, circuses are being squeezed out in the entertainment sweepstakes. Is there anything that can help the circus survive?