The Sunday Guardian - 2016-10-09

• PAK INTENSIFIE­S BLACK PROPAGANDA AGAINST INDIA
• SCHools unHaPPy Cbse sCraPPed re-evaluaTIon
• Solid waste management plants will be set up in Delhi
• School land norms challenged in court
• EC cannot make parties follow their rule-books
• Jagan may force ls bypolls to DemanD special statUs for ap
• AI will fly around globe, emulate Pan Am’s feat
• ‘Progress Panchayat will be an annual feature’
• Tourists bypass dry Bihar
• ConGRESS mAY not PLAY PRiYAnkA CARd in UP
• Adityanath wants to be UP CM candidate
• Dengue hits Ram, Ravan in UP’s Ram Lilas
• Buddha Yatra will counter BJP’s Yatra
• Sheila unlikely to contest UP elections
• ForeIgn sTUdenTs asKed To leave IndIa
• ‘Police is jailing youths to extort money’
• Bengal government lambasted for Durga immersion restrictio­ns
• India, Israel water cooperatio­n on track
• AddITIONAl TyPE Of fIghTER AIRcRAfT MAy bE MAdE IN INdIA: ARuP RAhA
• Future of asymmetric warfare: Cyberjacki­ng or ships as WMD?
• Seven dreams of West Asian history, as they collapse into a cosmic nightmare
• Bangladesh kills 11 militants responsibl­e for cafe attack
• Pakistan likely to replace ISI chief Gen Rizwan
• Trump apologises for lewd remarks on women
• ‘No Indo-Pak breakthrou­gh possible’
• ‘which eggs is hafiz saeed laying for pakistan?’
• Matthew kills over 900 in haiti, hits united states
• Artificial Intelligen­ce may eat up to 50% jobs in the next few decades
• Clinton leads Trump by 5 pts in race: Poll
• The sado-masochism of Lutyens Delhi
• STand by THe armed ForCes
• Britain not alone in re-dividing EU
• Opposition fears electoral losses post surgical strikes
• Being pure is essential
• India’s Rafale deal flusters China
• 2016 is year of the ‘Deplorable­s’
• Nothing stays same forever
• Seeking the right alternativ­es
• Securing the self in the love of God
• RBI emphasises growth over inflation, eases monetary policy
• Dr Lohia’s philosophy needs to be understood
• Monetary Policy Committee’s narrative puts focus on growth
• Indian cotton exports to Pakistan slump amid tensions: Traders
• Consumer durables makers expect 20% sales uptick
• Growth is for those who can work with the economic headwinds
• AppLE’S $120MN pATENT WIN AgAINST SAMSuNg rEINSTATEd
• PAK INTENSIFIE­S BLACK PROPAGANDA AGAINST INDIA
• MARATHA RESERVATIO­N ISSUE CONTINUES TO SIMMER
• Boycott of Chinese mobiles, crackers goes viral
• PMO monitors ministers’ social media presence
• SENA’S BJP STRATEGY TO UNFOLD ON ‘DASARA’
• Centurion Kohli consolidat­es India
• Indian juniors lose to Aussies
• WAR BETWEEN THE BCCI AND SUPREME COURT INTENSIFIE­S
• South Korea stun India in World Cup
• Do we need the honorary title in Indian sports?
• Kerala cross swords with strong Delhi
• PELLE APOLOGISES AFTER BEING SENT HOME FROM ITALY SQUAD
• Hart transforms Torino into European dark horses
• Netherland­s beat Belarus 4-1 inWC qualifier
• Wenger said he was lucky to escape with draw
• THEORY OF RECONSTRUC­TION
• Theory of Reconstruc­tion
• Heritage crimes: Let’s get our past back
• Baby-free zones on airplanes is the height of discrimina­tion
• Dead and gone: How the absence of art groups has left artists directionl­ess
• Digital art exhibition displays new aspects of the creative spirit
• ‘Actors get more flak than others for having an opinion’
• INTERVIEW
• An odd and intriguing literary figure is brought back to life
• Rememberin­g the man who made the ugly world of technology beautiful
• AND THUS, THE STORY WAS BORN
• What occasioned an investigat­ion into Ferrante’s identity?
• Difficult pleasures: Writing the life of the world’s most thrilling filmmaker who kept us guessing
• Sweat equity: Bandhan Bank and its rise to prominence
• Historical accounts of the most popular icon of the Christian faith
• Link between alcohol and cancer is medically proven
• Spirit doubles and supernatur­al struggles
• Special counsellin­g for trauma cases
• Gaga releases new tracks on tour
• Gadgets that sold like hot cakes during online sales
• Pure stealth experience where getting spotted means game over
• Google makes the right noises with its latest ‘smart’ speaker
• Dark net meets social media
• Google takes on Apple and Samsung with the new Pixel
• How technology can enhance India’s education sector
• Samsung might consider financial restructur­ing
• ‘I like to take up projects that I find challengin­g’
• India-special trailer of Irrfan’s Inferno
• From life in a small town to dazzling dreams of stardom
• A pretentiou­s and uninspirin­g saga of love Mirzya
• A work that leaves you with mixed feelings Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
• Meet the most successful makup artist in showbiz
• India’s best traditiona­l dish served with a modern twist
• Going the retro way at Noida’s new restro-bistro
• Paris becomes a paradise for petrolhead­s this season
• Malaysian star signs up for UNDP’s road safety campaign
• Celebratin­g cultural excellence with the ‘Oscars for museums’
• Suhani Pittie launches men’s jewellery line
• FDCI dedicates show to Indian handloom

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