Millennium Post - 2018-07-04

• Mob vigilantis­m is a crime no matter what the intent: SC
• Treat for stargazers: Century’s longest lunar eclipse to be visible from all parts of India
• Road overbridge collapses in Mumbai, five injured
• Who is Delhi’s boss? SC to decide today
• Govt warns Whatsapp over spread of messages triggering violence
• ‘Hatred for Modi’ sole reason behind Oppn unity, says PM
• ‘COMPETITIO­N BETWEEN RANVEER AND I PUSHES US TO DO BETTER’
• 1,500 INDIANS STRANDED ALONG KAILASH MANSAROVAR ROUTE
• GOVT WILL CONTINUE TO HOLD 51% IN ALL 20 PSBS: GOYAL
• FAMILY FILES COMPLAINT WITH POLICE, ALLEGES MURDER
• Railways: Mega recruitmen­t drive
• Green tea, red wine could help treat genetic diseases
• Perfect your look in the MONSOON
• Learning the art of yoga
• KVIC launches single umbrella pan-india e-marketing platform
• What’s on Around Town
• Delhi govt revokes tree felling permission, Hussain writes to LG
• Delhi Cabinet approves PWD’S proposal worth Rs 303 crore
• Paramedic union at AIIMS demands healthcare allowance
• CS assault case: CM’S private secretary questioned by cops
• HC slaps fine on JNUSU office bearers for disobeying orders on holding protests
• Cops find another register
• MCG removes encroachme­nts from Jharsa bund in Gurugram
• PNB: ED to seek fugitive tag for Mehul Choksi
• Gadkari: My department­s gave employment to 1 crore youths
• INX Media case: HC relief to PC, but CBI seeks custodial interrogat­ion
• Mastermind of American Center attack convicted in Guj arms smuggling case
• ‘Actions like BOM arrests damage federal structure’
• Tiny Nauru bans racist Oz public broadcaste­r from Pacific forum
• Developers not giving home buyers full input tax credit under GST
• Market of 3 large players sustainabl­e & ideal: Airtel
• Amid finance sector woes, Axis Bank CEO gets 7.8% pay hike
• JAPANESE HURRICANE HALTED

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