Millennium Post - 2017-05-05

• Massive operation to flush out terrorists in Kashmir
• Bihar’s liquor-guzzling rodents care little about prohibitio­n, some cops also taking swigs
• HC upholds life sentence to 12, sets aside acquittal of 7
• SC reserves order on Aadhaar plea
• EC to brief parties on May 12
• Justice Karnan refuses to undergo medical examinatio­n
• ‘CULTURALLY, INDIANS PREFER ACTORS OVER SINGERS’
• INDORE BEATS MYSURU TO CLINCH INDIA’S CLEANEST CITY TITLE
• LE PEN ACCUSED OF DEPLOYING ‘FAKE NEWS’ AGAINST MACRON
• CBI BOOKS FORMER HEALTH SECRETARY OF DELHI GOVT
• WE CAN COUNTER BJP IN ODISHA: PATNAIK
• PATANJALI EYES REVENUE DOUBLING
• BOOSTING INDIA-TURKEY TIES
• IRAN COAL MINE BLAST KILLS 35
• 33 PUBS, BARS IN CYBER HUB GET LICENSES
• INDIA RISES TO 100TH SPOT IN FIFA RANKINGS
• Health informatio­n on internet may reduce trust in doctors
• Connecting South Asian artists
• MANNEQUINS PROMOTING ‘dangerousl­y thin’ body ideals
• Brazilian music takes India by storm
• Despite getting possession, Noida & Gr Noida home buyers face hardships
• L-G asks Delhi Police to make App for lodging of FIR more user-friendly
• MCD sends proposal to L-G with tentative dates for mayoral polls
• Delhi lags behind in cleanlines­s survey
• Give Army free hand: Paswan
• N Korea ‘building mysterious artificial islands’ equipped with military installati­ons
• FBI chief says Russia poses greatest threat to America
• ICICI Bank warns of higher FY18 provisions
• Raina roars, Karthik soars as Lions march to 208/7
• Gautam Gambhir has not moved on from our on-field exchanges, says Shahid Afridi

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