Highlights of India Today Malayalam magazine dated October 31,2012. It looks at the hero of our times Aravind Kejriwal,who was leading an attack on all corrupt politicians in the country.His organization,India Against Corruption has been instrumental in exposing coruption against Robert Vadra, son in law of Sonia Gandhi and Nithin Gadkari,president of BJP.The strange brand of Kejriwal`s politics is the cover story in this issue .The issue also discusses the complaints against Salman Khurshid ,the law minister in detail .There is also a profile Of Khemka, the whistle blower who stood against Vadra and the higher ups of the land. When veteran CPM leader V.S. Achuthanandan expressed his “public apologies” for visiting slain RMP leader T P Chandrasekharan’s house and his controversial trip to Koodamkulam, this has been viewed from different angles: One, his “bravery” to remain on his righteousness, two, the tactics to follow organizational laws without deviating from his personal preferences, three, his hypocrisy of showing allegiance to two self-contradicting truths at the same time. The story of VS confessions is another important fare this issue. The Indian Union Muslim league (IUML) is embroiled in trouble since a vigilance case has been ordered against its president and spiritual leader Panakkad Hydrali Shihab Thangal. The decision of the Thrissur Vigilance Court to order a probe against IUML state president Panakkad Syed Hyderali Shihab Thangal and 110 others including two ministers -Education minister P K Abdu Rabb, Social welfare minister M K Muneer- is seriously discussed in the issue It was taken following a complaint registered against them by Calicut university former Registrar T K Narayanan alleging that the university syndicate inappropriately decided to allocate 73 acres of prime land of the university to three private trusts run by IUML leaders There is also a very important story on waste management where the village of Vilappil Sala attacks the city for disposing of waste in their yard-a reflection of our times. A very refreshing story on the temple oracles (velichappadus)is another important fare this issue. They are mostly be seen in the Devi (goddess) temples of Valluvanad region. It is believed that only oracles can communicate with gods and goddesses. Sreedevi`s second coming is bold feature on the screen's ever green heroine.