Millennium Post - 2018-03-21

• 39 Indian hostages in Iraq are dead
• Govt extends facility of fixed-term employment for all sectors
• Mehul Choksi refuses to join CBI probe
• FCRA licence of 5,000 NGOS cancelled: govt
• KATRINA RESOLVES TO EMPOWER HER CONTEMPORA­RIES
• JNU PROFESSOR JOHRI HELD IN SEXUAL HARASSMENT CASE
• INDIANS RALLY TO END GREEN CARD BACKLOG ACROSS USA
• MODI, XI DISCUSS EFFORTS TO DEEPEN TIES OVER PHONE
• GURUGRAM PROPERTY DEALER SHOT AT
• AGRARIAN DISTRESS
• SARKOZY HELD IN LIBYA FINANCING PROBE
• BSE’S INX TURNOVER CROSSES $24 BN
• KIWIS SEEK ALL BLACK MAGIC
• ANOTHER PERIYAR STATUE VANDALISED
• JIC FINALE LEAVES Delhiites awestruck
• Healthy office spaces promote healthy lifestyles
• Kher urges people to turn eye donors
• Poor air: Green bodies want Badarpur Power Plant shut
• FIR filed against 17 students for alleged assault on JNU Dean
• CM to hold all-party meet with Sc-panel on sealing
• Doc leaves home never to return; thanks to email, police track him
• Guj RS poll: HC orders removal of EC as respondent from plea
• 39 Indians killed in Iraq: Kin slam Govt
• 'I had been saying all 39 others were dead'
• Yet another US school shooting; two hurt... attacker too injured
• More of Antarctic glacier floating than thought
• Centre jobs in India
• Rabada cleared for Aussie Tests
• It takes hard work to survive, says

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