Highlights of India Today English issue dated April 13th, 2015. The Cover Story this week is on the India Today Mood of the Nation poll which shows that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ratings have taken a beating as Hindutva clouds gather. The Mood of the Nation poll also takes stock of Modi's economic performance and how people and India Inc want faster action. The poll package also has who is the most popular chief minister, greatest living sportsperson and best Bollywood hero in the last six months. The Big Story, 'Corridor of Uncertainty', discusses the China-Pakistan relationship as Beijing presses ahead with a $45-billion economic corridor linking its restive western frontier to the Arabian Sea in what could also give it a deeper presence in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. In his column National Interest, Shekhar Gupta asks whether Modi will seize the reality check that a majority of Indians, including his voters from last year, do not approve of a majoritarian agenda. Rajdeep Sardesai writes about the ICC World Cup 2015 and whether Team India will be able to compete in a new universe where the most important skill-set is just raw power. The issue carries a Special Report on Yogendra Yadav, who, undaunted by his near-ouster from the Aam Aadmi Party, is determined not to leave public life, however difficult its relationships. This week's India Today also discusses whether the Modi government’s ambitious renewable energy targets can be achieved. The edition has 3 free magazines -- Aspire , Simply Bangalore and Simply Kolkata - with it.