Deccan Chronicle - 2017-09-18

• Sardar dam faced many hurdles: PM
• Bathukamma fest is 800 years old
• SWEET REVENGE
• PAK MUST STOP TERROR FOR TALKS: RAJNATH
• Rlys cut sleeping time on berths by 1 hr
• Rules permit limited inspection of eateries
• Overflowin­g nalas add to mosquito menace
• Teen’s Electrosho­e to protect women
• Hoteliers prolong adulterati­on cases
• Hotels booked by SCB reopen
• RECYCLING AT DUMP YARD RAISES STENCH
• UGC PANEL TO CURB PLAGIARISM IN THREE LEVELS
• FB STILL ACTS LIKE A START-UP: ANKUR MEHRA AT TECHFEST
• ‘Dead’ TS woman, kin return home from KSA HARASSED TS MAN RETURNS FROM SAUDI AFTER A YEAR
• Educated youth turn cyber frauds JOB MELAS IN CITY TO CURB CRIMES BY YOUTH
• Now, a sop to buy buffaloes
• ECaf STORIES OF AN ‘INVISIBLE’ PREJUDICE
• Triathlete­s have the will, the body follows
• Suu Kyi must act fast on Rohingyas’ rights
• As Nawaz keeps quiet, the ‘system’ too shuts up...
• London hit: A sign of shift in terror tactics?
• An air warrior extraordin­ary
• China trade: Rectify fault lines
• Technology is what you make of it...
• MANOEUVRIN­G MYTHOLOGY
• Pak’s outlook is limited, UN told
• Inner side of the back cover of books will have info on abuse NCERT books to teach ‘bad touch’
• Boarding passes can be scrapped for flyers
• Flag at half-mast for Arjan today
• MODI SAYS WB HAD DENIED LOAN FOR DAM
• Last chance for Suu Kyi: UN
• Yale scraps ‘freshman’, goes gender-neutral
• IPOs get retail investors’ attention
• Don takes aim at ‘rocket man’ Kim
• Second arrest in UK train attack UK REBUKES TRUMP AGAIN OVER TWEET
• Taxmen to get ‘random’ tax cases
• Consumer durable cos to offer discounts to woo customers
• Pandya dandiya as Blues beat Oz
• ‘Every point was exhausting’
• HAMILTON ON SONG
• India on backfoot after doubles loss

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