Millennium Post - 2017-04-12

• MPS speak in one voice on Jadhav sentencing
• Chicago, United Express lambasted over man dragged off plane
• No compensato­ry tariff to Tata Power, Adani: Apex court
• Triple talaq impacts dignity of Muslim women: Centre to SC
• Panel slams govt over delay in setting up border outposts
• WOMEN SHOULDN’T BE SCARED TO COME OUT AND TALK: KANGANA
• 52 STUDENTS ARRESTED AS PROTEST AT PANJAB UNIV CAMPUS TAKES A VIOLENT
• CBI REGISTERS PE AGAINST MINISTER SATYENDAR JAIN
• WIKILEAKS: CIA HACKING INTO SMART TVS, IPHONES, ANDROIDS
• SANJU SCORES 1ST TON
• 3 DEAD IN MURDER-SUICIDE AT US SCHOOL
• ELECTORAL REFORMS A PRIORITY
• ‘SC’S BS-III CAR BAN MAY HIT INVESTMENT’
• ‘BUDGET SESSION A ‘WINNER’ FOR GOVT’
• A pioneering attempt by thespians
• Easter brunch at 1911
• An endeavour to celebrate Kuchipudi
• 3 airlines get time till Oct to shift services to IGI’S T2
• Gurugram: Commuters anxious as cab unions threaten strike
• We didn’t give tickets based on financial status: BJP
• Delay in fellowship payment leads to JNU hostel refusing food to students
• Australian Minister awards AU$ 1.1 million research scholarshi­ps to Indian students
• DDA told to stop regularisa­tion of farm houses: Govt
• Luck runs out for 71-yr old South African drug carrier
• 16 arrested in Alwar lynching incident: Police
• In Maharashtr­a, a village awaits Kulbhushan Jadhav's return
• Govt refuses to share details of CBI chief appointmen­t
• SUSPECT CONFESSES to terrorist crime
• After RBI, Nabard too says loan waivers are very bad economics
• NLCIL observes the 8th Public Sector Day
• Upbeat Mumbai Indians take on formidable Sunrisers Hyderabad today
• Wenger faces new quit calls after Palace loss

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