Highlights of India Today Hindi dated November 21, 2012. Cover Story: India Today Hindi’s cover story Bikhre Mulk Ka Badshah is about USA’s presidential election. American President gets four more years but inherits a country split down the middle on class, race and gender. Presidential re-elections in America historically tend to be surly affairs, sadly lacking the passion of the first time. But Americans’ convincing re-election of President Barack Hussein Obama, a visibly black man whose Kenyan-born father was never even a citizen of the United States, was less a dreary renewal of vows than a promissory note to which unborn generations will be heir. It throbbed with a love of self, a self-preserving self-love, perhaps even a yearning for an idealised idea of self. The 59,170,872 people whose vote, at the time of writing, is recorded in Obama’s column were expressing, once again, the audacity of hope. Nitin Gadkari (Khas Rapat): Gadkari Per Sangh Ka Varadhast BJP wants to choose its own president but RSS digs its heels in. It is prepared to lose the battle of public perception as long as it wins the war of internal succession. Hot List: Khel Tamasha Paise Ka The luxury market is growing rapidly in India but it is years behind China’s conspicuous consumption. Haryana (Rashtra): School Ke Band Hue Darwaje Govt. School closed its doors for 13 year old girl (a victim of rape) and her two younger sisters.