The Sunday Guardian - 2016-12-11

• BJP PLANS ENHANCED COOPERATIO­N WITH AIADMK, POST JAYA
• Sepoy Chandu Chavan is a forgotten file, family members worry
• TraFFic cops Found ‘most corrupt’ in delHi police
• Rape has become a part of our culture, says ‘Nirbhaya’ mother
• DelHi education department to Form pension cell soon
• Heavy fog delaying trains
• ‘Trauma legislatio­n is the need of the hour’
• OppOSITION bOycOTT Of maha cm’S TEa paRTy cONTINuES
• Opinions differ on efficacy of mental healthcare bill
• Jayalalith­aa leaves behind properties in Hyderabad, but no will or successor
• Man who declared rs 10,000 cr is a launderer
• AIADMK leader with black money sacked from Tirupati board
• Cash crunch hits poll campaigns in UP
• Ayodhya film fest will focus on composite culture
• Rahul Gandhi is a bit inexperien­ced in politics, says sheila
• CBI ‘probed’ Bansal’s suicide, but sitting on findings
• ‘AAP has not fulfilled a single promise made before the elections’
• Omar irks BJP with his clean chit to Pak
• AMMA’s shADow TowErs ovEr AIADMK
• I’m a mother figure for people of my state, said Jaya
• Thackeray 2.0: The story of the Munde cousins and a divided OBC legacy
• After impeachmen­t of President, mammoth anti-Park rallies resume in South Korea
• U.s. okays conditiona­l aid to pak
• Ghana oppn leader is new president
• Pak clerics oppose physics centre after nobel laUreate
• Trump’s visa restrictio­ns may affect Indians
• Russia helped trump win: cia
• IMF chief Lagarde on trial in France over tycoon case
• Korea’s Park mistook democracy for monarchy
• India moves towards a new dawn
• How Europe’s left lost working class
• Bypassing institutio­nal safeguards to push ideas
• Us PolitiCo-eCoNomiC sYstem too PowerFul to be trANsForme­d
• Weeping for God
• Japan’s loans should focus on Northeast
• New Delhi and Jakarta need to rejuvenate ties
• The jewel inside
• Learn from Mary, the Mother of Jesus
• Are there blind forces in nature?
• Don’t forget the danger of digital black money
• EU’s demise, Trump presidency can boost India’s economy
• Experts call for boosting to existing digital literacy programmes
• Inflationa­ry fear restrains RBI from cutting policy rates
• UK Opposition wants Rupert Murdoch’s new Sky bid to be probed
• Exxon CEO is now Trump’s Secretary of State favourite
• OPEC, non-OPEC agree to their first global oil pact since 2001
• National Anthem tune was set to martial music inspired by Netaji
• BJP plans enhanced cooperatio­n with AIADMK, post Jaya
• ‘Digital economy needs stricter cyber laws’
• Names of new Army and Air Chiefs after winter session
• Tyagis were planning other deals: C. Michel
• Centurion Kohli leads India from the front
• Mortaza’s boys get set for New Zealand
• MOURINHO’S UNITED FACE THEIR SUNDAY DERBY CHALLENGE
• Ego clash between the BCCI and Lodha Committee continues
• Bhutia unhappy with the falling standards of ISL
• Arsenal’s new kid on the block is being compared to Henry
• ANTI-DOPING AGENCY LASHES OUT AT RUSSIAN ATHLETES
• The clock is ticking on Beckham’s Soccer League franchise
• Djoker doesn’t depend on coaches, says Tony Roche
• EVERY CHILD MATTERS
• Every child matters
• Delhi Comic Con 2016 brings the spirit of fun and fantasy to town
• Exhibition in Mumbai to help children suffering from cancer
• ‘I’ve been trying to take the sitar out of its comfort zone’
• When music becomes a form of punishment imposed by the state
• INTERVIEW
• Area of darkness: Serious research on disability in India remains a pipe dream
• Art of looking: Notes on how to read what’s before the eyes
• This historico-fictional narrative is an attempt to humanise a saint
• A blue light started to beep, reminding them to stand up...
• The curious case of London policeman and writer Basil Thomson
• Business magnate Bill Gates shares his five favourite books from 2016
• Case for boycotting smoking supplement­s and e-cigarettes
• Neutralisi­ng those powerful spirits
• One day, drones will transport blood to villages
• SMOKING AMONG THE YOUNG IS ONE OF OUR GREATEST HEALTH HAZARDS, SAYS THE WHO
• Optimists tend to live longer, as per research
• ‘Teaching is a natural extension of learning and I took to it with ease’
• How Asha Bhosle became, officially, a Guinness World Record holder
• A new art form: Paint-by-sticker books for adults
• Smartphone­s that can turn you into a pro photograph­er
• This takes video games back into the pantheon of high art
• Affordable Intex phone which comes with its own VR gear
• Amazon India rolls out Launchpad
• Microsoft gets EU clearance for its biggest ever acquisitio­n
• How mobile apps are influencin­g the buying habits of Generation Y
• Microsoft and LinkedIn together can help boost the job market
• Samsung likely to win against Apple
• Critics’ choice: These are the ten best films of 2016
• ‘I was in splits when I was hearing the Befikre script’
• Same old romcom formula with a new setting Befikre
• A two-hour tedium that feels like an ordeal Deepwater Horizon
• ‘There is a lot of Kashmiri influence in my collection’
• Top joints for the best seafood experience in Delhi and NCR
• Get to relive your college days at Prankster
• Here comes another winner from Hyundai: The Tucson
• Breathe out: Paris bans cars in the city to curb air pollution
• Bollywood and glamour at GQ Fashion Nights ’16
• On Georgia Byng, author, illustrato­r and comedienne
• No takers for athleisure?

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