Millennium Post - 2017-05-26

• Man shot dead, four women allegedly gang-raped on Yamuna Expressway
• Fadnavis escapes unhurt after copter crash-lands
• CBSE result won’t be delayed: Javadekar
• ‘Discussed developmen­t, not politics with PM’
• ‘India’s daughter’ Uzma returns home after Pakistan ordeal
• WHEN SHAH RUKH MET BRAD PITT
• CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE, DELHI UNIVERSITY ASPIRANTS RUN FROM PILLAR TO POST
• GOVT PLANS TO DECLARE 100 YOGA PARKS ACROSS THE NATION
• FOR MANCHESTER: UNITED AS CHAMPIONS
• INDIANOIL ENERGIES QUARTERLY PROFIT
• NO AUTO EXTENSION FOR KUMBLE
• IN BRUSSELS, TRUMP SCOLDS ALLIES
• KEJRIWAL REACHES OUT TO RURAL DELHIITES
• MODI’S COMPELLING NARRATIVE
• PREZ NOMINEE: OPPN TO BRAINSTORM
• Fruit juice does more harm than good for infants
• How accurate is your FITNESS TRACKER?
• Your smartphone obsession may up behaviour issues in kids
• Here’s why eating CHOCOLATE may be good for your heart
• Modus operandi of accused similar to that of ‘axle gangs’
• Students present ideas to boost reformatio­n of Tihar inmates
• Cops reached spot two hours late, claims family
• CWG scam: Special court sends two accused to 30 months in jail
• Brave men foil ATM robbery bid, nab robbers, one on run
• Kikar trees depleting Aravalli green cover
• Tying of man to jeep must not be seen as rights violation: Nirmal
• ED holds raids on Jt Secy, others in Delhi & Haryana
• JMB chief jailed in Bangladesh
• Engineerin­g exports to Israel rose 6-fold in April
• Tax burden on gold should decline under GST regime, suggests WGC
• Govt eyes ‘made in India’ Li-ion batteries to lower cost of EVS
• Trai bars discrimina­tory tariffs to same set of subscriber­s

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