Highlights of the issue:- After Paris : Paris ke bad The Paris attacks have confirmed that the Islamic State is now the world’s pre-eminent jihadi organisation posing a clear and present danger. After Paris : Sankalp ka yahi samay Prime Minister Modi should urgently call for a summit meet to implement India’s long-standing call for a comprehensive convention on international terrorism. After Paris : Ab badal gaya Paris After moving swiftly to neutralise the terrorists, france is now likely to enter a global coalition to destroy is. After Paris : Bharat ka naya dushman The Paris attacks have raised the possibility of strikes on India by the IS. The security establishment is now looking for a raft of solutions. After Paris : Yah jung nahi aasan France faces a host of external and internal challenges as it gears up to fight the IS. After Paris : Hindustan ka sabak As Paris picks up the pieces, perhaps it could learn A THING OR TWO ON how to negotiate its multi-cultural future from India’S 172 MILLION MUSLIMS. Nation : Naya josh, nayi jumbish Buoyed by its poll performance, the Congress plans to capitalise on the momentum by ringing in organisational changes and stitching Bihar-like alliances elsewhere.