Readers Digest


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Highlights of Readers Digest India magazine, February 2014 The February issue cover story is on the subject of bullying—and how it affects school students. The Digest interviewed educators, child psychologists and NGOs to investigate the telltale signs of abuse and also spoke to bullied children and their parents, examining how they first coped with and ultimately countered these traumatic incidents. Another story on the cover titled “Change Your Mind, Change Your Future” tells you how to take control of your life by changing the way you think. Neuro-linguistic programming expert David Shepherd explains how to train your unconscious brain to focus on your life goals and alter your behaviour to have personal and professional success. “Your Amazing Body” brings you twenty mind-blowing medical breakthroughs that will help you live a longer and healthier life and also includes some little-known incredible facts about the human body. “The 11-Year Engagement” is a story for Valentines day condensed from the book This Is The Story Of A Happy Marriage. It celebrates the love of a couple who had been together for more than a decade and who decide to get married when one of them receives a potentially life-threatening diagnosis. Other highlights of March: A humour article that examines the art of complaining, filled with insults from irate customers and put-downs from famous icons. This month’s Real-Life Drama focuses on the struggle of four fishermen whose boat capsized in a storm off the Mumbai coast. “Life in the Arab World” gives you a glimpse into the culture of West Asian countries through the eyes of two writers who have lived there for many years. Our book bonus tells the harrowing tale of a toddler kidnapped by two family friends and the search to bring her back that took two decades. Amid all these serious stories that aim at informing, thrilling and educating you, the February Digest also has it’s share of fun and humour—so don’t miss the jokes and the cartoons and features like “Right Here Right Now” about trends, or “RD Living” filled with tips to make your life easier!