Highlights of India Today issue dated June 3, 2013 The cover story this week, 'Boss in a Fix', is on the spot-fixing scandal that threatens to destroy the Indian Premier League, the $3 billion carnival, and casts a shadow over BCCI boss N. Srinivasan. The story, 'Why Modi Will Make a Difference', is on how the Gujarat Chief Minister is the BJP’s best bet for the general elections due to be held in 2014 as per the Headlines Today-CVoter survey which surveyed a sample of more than 1,00,000 voters. The Nation section story, ‘Gehlot’s Last Gambit’, is about Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot unveiling a slew of sops and cash handouts as the state gears up for assembly elections later this year. The story is on whether the sops will be enough to stop the resurgent Vasundhara Raje, the former CM and the BJP’s CM candidate? The story, 'Sex and the CEO', is on Phaneesh Murthy, who was once the posterboy of the information technology industry in India, and is now accused of sexually harassing a woman subordinate when he headed iGate. 'The Future Is Private' story talks about the unnecessary paranoia surrounding private universities that they are sub-standard. Mira Nair's new film The Reluctant Fundamentalist heralds the arrival of British-Pakistani rapper Riz Ahmed who is profiled in the 'London 100 Meets Lahore'. To watch Editor Kaveree Bamzai speak on this week’s issue, click here http://bit.ly/16dJgeC The June 3, 2013 issue also has four free magazines -- Spice, Simply Hyderabad, Simply Punjabi and Simply Pune.