Highlights of India Today December 14th, 2015, issue: The Cover Story this week, 'Why the World can't save the Earth', is a report on the Paris climate change summit and on 10 technologies that could make a difference. This issue carries a report on the Modi government that seems to have realised that reaching out to the opposition parties is a better strategy than inviting their non-cooperation in Parliament. This issue also carries a report on Central Board of Film Certification chief Pahlaj Nihalani and how he's taking his new role so seriously that the film industry can no longer dismiss him as a joke. The issue has a report on Ravichandran Ashwin and how he went from warming the Team India bench for most of 2014 to becoming the most successful bowler in the world in 2015. The issue has 2 free magazines -- Aspire and Simply Punjabi -- with it.
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