Millennium Post - 2018-08-23

• Roaring comeback
• Don’t rope in husband’s kin if crime not made out, says Supreme court
• 4 killed, 16 injured in Mumbai high-rise fire
• Ban sale of junk food on campuses: UGC to colleges
• RAHI Sarnobat BECOMES first INDIAN FEMALE shooter to win Gold At ASIAN GAMES
• Govt ‘open’ to accepting foreign aid for KERALA floods
• ‘THE ADRENALINE IS WHAT I LIVE FOR’
• GOAL FEST: India win 26-0 for best hockey triumph
• PIO CANADIAN RACIALLY ABUSED, TOLD TO ‘GO BACK TO YOUR COUNTRY’
• WILLING TO PLAY ‘CONSTRUCTI­VE ROLE’ TO EASE INDIAPAK TENSIONS
• AAP’S ASHISH KHETAN RESIGNS, DAYS AFTER ASHUTOSH QUIT
• TEXTURES, COLOURS TO ACCENTUATE
• BAKULA: Keeper of memories
• Khadi to be theme-line in LFW
• DAY IN DAY OUT
• Choose budget-friendly Rakhi gift
• Newborn gets new thumb from her INDEX finger through rare surgery
• Disclose if due process was followed in filing plaint against channels: CIC
• 2 arrested for spraying acid on a woman in Ghaziabad
• Govt body directs Anganwadi workers to take malnourish­ed children to NRCS
• HC warns AAP govt of strict action if city taxi scheme not finalised
• Three more dogs found dead in Dwarka sector 19
• ‘Use of agricultur­al residue in power plants can cut Delhi pollution by 8%’
• Family of dead woman Three nabbed after shootout in Dwarka for series of crimes handed over man’s body Youth murdered in Kalyanpuri over monetary argument
• Three cops rescue couple from building on fire
• Gurugram roads still a death trap for commuters
• Two minors among four held for murder of bizman in Khoda
• Mumbai tower fire a cautionary lesson for Ggn high-rises
• ‘No one tried to rescue us, until the brave policemen came’
• 30 shops sealed in Ggn’s Sadar Bazaar
• Congress leader Gurudas Kamat dies
• Two policemen, BJP activist killed in Kashmir on Eid
• BJP to immerse Vajpayee’s ashes in rivers across the country
• Eye on 2019? SP promises a city after Lord Vishnu
• Farooq heckled during Eid prayers, says sloganeers his own people
• PM to visit Guj on Aug 23
• Sena calls for law to facilitate constructi­on of Ram temple
• ‘Emotional closure’ or ‘more tension’: Experts divided on NRC
• Draft policy: Compulsory genetic screening of pregnant women to curb genetic disorders CBI official’s transfer may impact investigat­ion: Oppn
• 5 dead in UP’S Shamli after consuming spurious liquor UP madrasa loses recognitio­n over national anthem row
• Accepting UAE cash offer is a problem: Ex-envoy
• 1.5L villages connected to main roads: Govt 11 of 36 subdivisio­ns of IMD record deficient rainfall
• HC upholds plea of woman who converted to Hinduism from Christiani­ty, cites VHP’S role
• Inquiry panel clears Assam police on quality of bullet proof jackets
• Three suffocated to death as building catches fire
• J&K Guv: Satyapal Malik to take oath of office today
• Culture Ministry drafts 32-point plan to mark Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversar­y
• Top court notice to Centre on plea to make sports fundamenta­l right
• CBI court allows Adarsh society to withdraw money from its bank a/cs
• The great Indian divide
• Consumptio­n economy & infrastruc­ture
• Politicisi­ng Kerala relief
• Refuse Legion of Honor?
• Understand­ing Urban Naxalism
• FPOS need their very own Amul
• Pak Prez poll: PML-N, PPP to unite against Imran’s man
• At Pak temple school, Muslim woman teaches Hindu kids
• Oz crisis deepens... 10 ministers offer to quit
• North, South Koreans ready For TEARFUL final parting
• FB cuts ad-target options to thwart bias
• China culls 14,500 pigs as African swine fever spreads
• Ex-beauty queen hires hitman to kill millionair­e hubby, faces trial
• Cohen admits paying women to hush up Trump's affairs
• Magnitude 7.3 quake hits northern Venezuela coast
• Year after Myanmar pogrom, sombre Eid for Rohingyas
• Bomb blast victims sue Indian restaurant in Canada for $ 6 mn
• Ex-trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort found guilty of 8 charges
• Internet must be 'clean and righteous': Xi
• Curb NPA fraud or face action, Finmin tells PSU bank CEOS
• Hackers target smartphone­s to mine cryptocurr­encies
• ‘Frontline ally’ USA slaps 50% ‘dumping’ duties on metal pipes
• GOVT SETS BALL ROLLING FOR NBCC, HUDCO STAKE SALE
• Kerala banks to reschedule loans, waive fees for new cheque books
• ‘Mobile handsetwor­th 1.65 lakh output cr by 2019’ to be
• Lanka’s loss-making airline hunts for buyer
• Apple wants 5000 STAFF IN HYDERABAD
• India seeks re-negotiatio­n of TAPI pipeline gas price
• Flipkart buys artificial intelligen­ce-led speech recognitio­n startup firm Liv.ai
• Govt imposes bio-fuel import restrictio­ns
• AI pays pilots' allowances ... no threat to ops for now
• Samsung reworks strategy to boost play in India's mid-mass phone market
• ICAI to start exclusive job portal for CAS
• Adani Power restores 2,000 mw supply to Gujarat discom
• People stopped believing in us but we didn’t: Kohli
• When Wadekar advised Amre in SA: Play like it is Shivaji Park
• Prithvi, Vihari get maiden Test call-up; Vijay, Kuldeep axed
• Sans Dipa, Indian gymnasts finish 7th in team event final
• After Bindra, another German hand produces a champion in Rahi
• India produces best ever show in wushu, clinches 4 medals
• Saina, Sindhu get easy draw; singles action to begin today
• Strong medal chance for India in men’s golf
• Sports stories inspire people: Farhan Akthar
• Kelly opens up about being bullied online
• Sorvino ‘heartsick’ over Argento allegation­s

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