Deccan Chronicle - 2019-03-25

• Modi govt alone can give strong reply to Pak: Shah
• Chinooks fly to the border today
• Nirmala hits out at Imran backers
• PAK MANTRI ‘ACTS’ AFTER SUSHMA RAP
• Whirlwind Russell blows Sunrisers away
• UK Chancellor for a fresh Brexit referendum
• AKHILESH TO FIGHT FROM DAD’S SEAT
• FIRE AT AIIMS TRAUMA UNIT
• Leopard on hunt gets caught on cam
• Rural bodies fund farmers entering fray in protest
• Ponguleti vows to stick to TRS
• GIVE TRS 16 MPS, KCR WILL ADD 100, MORE: KAVITHA
• Social media helps bring peace, power to people
• Row on school fee refund rages on
• EC has no answer for crucial common voters 42 lakh people to vote in city
• Naidu is using Pawan to divide votes, says Jagan
• CPI-JS ties survive a scare
• Lakes! No, call them dustbins
• TS native denied treatment in Iraq The victim was working at a poultry farm in a small village in Kurdistan state in Iraq. On Friday night, the victim had gone to Erbil to visit his friend’s place and was returning to his workplace afterwards. While he
• REVELLER DIES AT SUNBURN
• City’s NZ terror victim Uzair Khadir laid to rest
• SM campaign helps girl reunite with her family
• Mir Alam Park to open 5 days later
• CBSE to include AI, yoga as new subjects
• Snubbed Sinha bids adieu to BJP
• Expect 50,000 less engg seats this year: AICTE
• Virtual SIMs used in Pulwama attack
• My wife didn’t carry any gold from Thailand: Didi’s nephew
• Parties fine tune caste strategy in Bihar
• Diggy’s name for Bhopal heats up MP poll scene
• Raman’s son not in C’garh 2nd list
• Dynastic parties sink with others: FM jibe at Cong Says such parties succeed on ‘strength of generation­s’
• BJP shies way from making bold in its Gujarat fortress
• READY TO HELP CONGRESS STOP BJP IN ASSAM: AIUDF CHIEF
• UK women coerced on reproducti­on
• Thai junta party ahead with 90% votes counted
• Why Modi’s chowkidar campaign a non-starter
• Maverick UK Speaker adds to uncertaint­y around Brexit
• Games parties play: Waiting for May 23
• Celebrate the fall of ISIS
• Decoding Kesari: Film as politics by other means
• THE NYT CROSSWORD
• Live joyfully on the edge of the forest
• Apple set to enter crowded streaming service Rivals more worried about Disney+’s entry
• Researcher­s find 36 new flaws in LTE protocol
• STATE-SPONSORED ATTACKS ON BANKS ON THE RISE
• NEW UPDATE FOR TEAMVIEWER ROLLED OUT
• Facebook fixes password glitch
• Small banks may keep off RBI’s FX swap bid
• Companies face 3 to 9 fold increase in insurance cost
• Textile exports face headwinds
• Sebi seeks more powers to vet a/c books
• No liquidatio­n of Jyoti Structures
• Keep eyes open while investing in risky stocks
• Disabled spend needs proof
• Focus on Smith as Royals run into Kings XI
• Adaptabili­ty is the only way to surive in cricket: Ashwin
• South Korea catch India sleeping at the 11th hour

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