The Sunday Guardian - 2016-07-03

• PRIYANKA MET AZAD TO DISCUSS LEAD ROLE IN UP
• Phantoms breathe life into the business of writing
• AaP is a bubble that is bounD to burst: aMarinDer
• New education policy under-utilises technology: Experts
• Traders resist anti-hoarding policies
• Small parties look for allies for UP poll
• Sadhvi will contest nia court order
• Family rift mars SP
• Fadnavis may go for Cabinet expansion
• 1,200 workers leave BSP
• Nitish Kumar hopes to win many UP seats
• ‘States are not cooperatin­g on road safety measures’
• Reliance will pRoduce defence equipment in mp
• KCR drops plans for dharna in Jantar Mantar
• Admissions on, buT du TeAcheRs conTinue sTiR
• Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College on the path of revival
• Civilians welcome Centre’s OROP move
• MehboobA sAys she wAs misquoTed on islAm
• Normal monsoon assumes critical importance
• Direct selling businesses may get a makeover
• DreDging Corp of inDia is a gooD buy
• IT firms grapple with Brexit heat
• WILL prIYaNka Card work for CoNgress?
• Sedentary lifestyle aggravates asthma symptoms, reveals study
• NIA hopes to crack ISIS network after arrest of moles
• Toilets are a status symbol in UP’s open defecation-free villages
• A tipping point in Pakistan
• MoDi warns the globe on terror
• UK leaders scramble to exit Brexit
• Modi speaks the pro-poor language of Indira
• Mantra purifies the mind
• Lutyens should no longer be a ‘safe zone’ for fixers
• Look into the past for a lesson in diplomacy
• Find the positivity in negativity
• Know God with your whole being
• A devotee learns to accept fate
• Shyama Prasad Mookerji ensured India got parts of Bengal, Punjab
• Brexit unlikely to impact India
• 20 hostages, 6 gunmen killed as bloody dhaka siege ends
• Pak Hindu scribe being pressurise­d to keep discrimina­tion at work hidden
• 1922 committee to choose next british premier
• Clinton’s lead over Trump narrows to 9 pts
• DU’s School of Open Learning teaching discarded syllabus
• CONGRESS TARGETS BJP ON AMBEDKAR BHAVAN DEMOLITION
• RIOT SURVIVOR WILL RETURN TO GULBARG SOCIETY
• Phantoms breathe life into the business of writing
• PRIYANKA MET AZAD TO DISCUSS LEAD ROLE IN UP
• Welsh Dragons in Euro semis
• ‘Kohli’s aggression will help India’
• MENTAL TOUGHNESS HOLDS THE KEY FOR AJINKYA RAHANE
• ‘Reuniting with her old coach has inspired Eugenie’
• Is it the end of the Lionel Messi era?
• Del Potro upsets Wawrinka
• LEWANDOWSK­I FINALLY GETS OFF THE MARK
• Petition to stoP leo from Playing rumi
• WE’RE PAINTING THE TOWN GREEN
• We’re painting the town green
• Green design should be preceded by a shift in consciousn­ess
• Custodian of culture: How an activist is fighting for the preservati­on of tribal art
• Once a great symbol of progress, the Silk Road is still leading us towards tomorrow
• ‘CHINA HAS BECOME THE HUB OF INTERNATIO­NAL TOURISM OVER THE LAST SEVEN YEARS’
• Documentin­g the plight and strangled hopes of Meghalaya’s coal miners
• Up, close and personal with Indian history’s leading lady
• Trying to prevent an assassinat­ion that changed the world
• Letters and politics: Behind the towering genius of Faiz
• Poet of small but memorable moments
• They did Lee’s scene first, given his high feudal status and all
• It doesn’t take two to tango for successful parenthood
• The power behind curses
• Insufficie­nt sleep may increase diabetes risk
• Canned food linked to serious health hazards
• Scolari desires to replace Hodgson
• Facebook’s political influence to be put under a microscope
• Collaborat­ive robots open new fronts in automation
• Google knows quite a lot about its users
• Woman awarded $10k after forced update
• BMW teams up with tech firms for driverless cars
• Human skin cells used in animal-free cosmetic tests
• Overuse of gadgets triggers early ageing: Doctors
• ‘It’s difficult to find comedy that can make me laugh’
• Nothing more than a barren, old Bollywood melodrama
• Making films that can have social as well as political impact
• A movie replete with cuss words and crassness Kerry On Kutton
• Made-to-order designs are the next big thing in fashion
• City restaurant­s look beyond food to rope in new customers
• Online games to control ‘unhealthy cravings’
• Volkswagen to pay $14.7 billion in the US for emissions rigging
• Onsies are now a must in an average popstar wardrobe
• Chronicles of a metrosexua­l male

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