Highlights of Readers Digest India magazine, May 2014 Get all set for a new avatar of Readers Digest. Right from our new logo that focuses on you, the reader, the cover that incorporates our iconic table of contents in a fresh way, to the last page—the redesign embraces and highlights our mission to make your reading experience more enriching. As you go through the pages of the May issue, youll find a better mix of story lengths and styles, with revival of some old favourites and introduction of new sections. Our medical dramas have enthralled readers for decades. This months cover story is a compilation of true, awe-inspiring stories that combine freak accidents and startling conditions, and describes how good doctors tackled them. Among them is a case from Varanasi. Don’t miss it. The May issue also carries a heartwarming interview with Ruskin Bond, the prolific storyteller, who continues to make ordinary things enchanting. Another personality who features in Unforgettable Character is Surendr Jha—a unique editor who devoted his life to promote a culture of rationality. For Mothers Day, read two touching personal stories in The Making of a Mom. And the stimulating essays in our new section, Voices and Views, provide plenty of food for thought. Art of Living is a collection of useful advice about making the most of your life. And we have brought back an all-time readers favourite, Points to Ponder. And, of course, it wouldn’t be Reader’s Digest if it didn’t share reader anecdotes, family-friendly jokes, witty one-liners and beautiful photographs that each tell stories themselves.