Highlights of India Today Hindi issue dated June 5th, 2013. COVER STORY Bharat Ki Best University: PRIVATE BHI KISI SE KUM NAHI: The system of higher education in India is a mixture of several stark, and some contradictory, realities. What is apparent is that India’s best universities are run by the Government. What is emerging is that India’s smartest universities are in the private sector. The paranoia that all private universities are substandard is unnecessary. India’s smartest universities, after all, belong to the private sector. KHAS RAPAT (IPL) AAQA TAK PAHUNCH GAYEE AAFAT: A fixing scandal involving bookies, players and celebrities casts a shadow over BCCI President N. Srinivasan and threatens to destroy the Rs 15,000 crore IPL carnival. JANMAT SARVEKSHAN (Aam Chunav) MODI HAIN TO NDA VERNA TEESRA MORCHA: The Gujarat Chief Minister is the best bet for BJP in the next General Elections, says a new poll by Headlines Today-Cvoter. KHAS RAPAT (Google) BADALTA GOOGLE SEARCHRAJYA: Google gets down to doing what it knows best- developing new tech- to change your life. With a lot of apps and revolutionary features it hopes to change the way people communicate and entertain themselves
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