The Sunday Guardian - 2017-01-08

• NOTE BAN CORE TO BOTH BJP AND OPPOSITION HOPES
• Restaurant­s often do not pass on service charge to staff
• Polls UnliKely to aFFect BUdGet
• UP election on time, but parties are nowhere near ready
• Tejashwi Yadav coming out of his father’s shadow, gradually
• MHA ISSUES TEndER foR 225 PATRol boATS
• Police made media a party to Bengaluru molestatio­n cases
• L-G green light to norms for private schools on DDA land
• Pm modi stressed to uae need to corner dawood
• Demonetisa­tion, surgical strikes will dominate polls: BJP
• Khyber Pakhtunkhw­a leaders struggle to get asylum in India
• ASI suspicious staff manipulate­d revenues post demonetisa­tion
• Pm modI’s polavaram bonanza may boost nda’s 2019 prospects
• Inadverten­t trespasser Rubina is in jail over address issue
• Death of abused maid raises concerns on domestic servitude
• Kashmir’s longest dry spell in 10 years ends
• Budget sessIon lIkely to start from 31 january
• Demonetisa­tion is long term gain: FICCI chief
• India’s gold import bill to come down by 30%
• Mexico’s Ford plant turns ‘cemetery’
• Naidu’s ‘reward for Nobel’ cut off from reality
• China ahead of india in austerity and anti-graft drive
• India needs to pass the Oceania test to be a great power
• In Srinagar, fallen chinar on campus becomes platform for artistes
• America’s Europhiles frame Trump on Russia
• UttaR pRadesh cRUcial to BJp
• Government­s should go soft to be smart
• Modi image gives BJP Assembly poll advantage
• Use the tool of wisdom
• Polygamy, triple talaq in Emperor Akbar’s life
• Indira Gandhi looms over India’s political horizon
• Humans have unlimited capacities
• Holy Mother had spiritual wisdom
• Jesus is the object of our joy
• If Jean-Claude could say what he wants
• Indus waters treaty merits revisit
• Regional parties are witnessing a dramatic churn
• Raheel to lead saudi-led anti-terror alliance
• Activist Salman Haider goes missing in Pakistan
• Putin ordered efforts to influence US presidenti­al election: Classified report
• Iraq war veteran kills 5 at Ft. lauderdale airport
• Verma likely to end his indian assignment as trump starts term on 20 Jan
• MUSLIMS BENEFITED MOST FROM DEMONETISA­TION: ZAFAR SARESHWALA
• NOTE BAN CORE TO BOTH BJP AND OPPOSITION HOPES
• Restaurant­s often do not pass on service charge to staff
• ‘Centre, J&K giving minority benefits to majority Muslims for decades’
• Medical graduates will have to sit for exit test to practice medicine
• ‘Dhoni saved me many times’
• Jaipur thrash Delhi to share lead
• DHONI’S DECISION TO STEP DOWN IS PART OF HIS SLOWDOWN
• ‘Injury made me mentally stronger’
• Murray to meet Djokovic in Qatar final
• Comic book crusaders
• Beyond literature: JLF 2017 will be a celebratio­n of culture across forms
• The curious case of art events in 2017
• Cultural crossover: Working towards an amalgam of Indian and Iranian art
• Reimaginin­g Ayodhya as a bastion of peace and freedom
• ‘Films that live beyond their Friday release interest me’
• Cash crunch means a fresh setback for Bengali folk theatre
• Scissors, mirrors and sub-cultures: When barbers become hairstylis­ts
• Kathmandu’s revved-up and turbo-boosted microcosm
• Reflecting human experience, fairy tales have a lot to teach us
• ‘Fiction helps us understand and make sense of our lives’
• A writer and critic who interprete­d life in a completely new way
• Why digitisati­on of medical sector is good for our health
• Bonds of love that transcend boundaries
• Mediterran­ean diet can help slow down brain damage & memory loss: Research
• Looking back at cartoons that ignited the imaginatio­n of Generation X
• Simply out of the blue: When Dhoni stepped down as Team India captain
• Get the most out of music with these audiophile sound boxes
• Series update that will appeal to veterans as well as newbies
• Robots and virtual reality are the future of technology
• When the same jokes and videos flood your WhatsApp account
• ‘Theatre Mode’ coming soon to the Apple iPhone
• From TV shows to web series, Arora does it all
• The work that comes to me is commensura­te with my age: Big B
• Om Puri: The man who made parallel cinema commercial
• Heart-breaking fantasy fable adaptation for kids A Monster Calls
• Looks like a classic but doesn’t play like one Allied
• Online fashion portals set to dominate traditiona­l market
• A hedonistic tour of the best dessert junctions in town
• Will the world be ready for foraged beer in ’17?
• Glimpse into our automobile future at CES 2017 in Vegas
• Connected and selfdrivin­g cars are going to take over this year
• Uber to promote car pooling services
• Fashion industry to explore young talent, with LFW’s Gen-Next show
• Most people still turn and stare at you, says acid attack survivor
• ‘We HAve SeT BencHMArKS For oTHer STATeS’
• GloBal VISIon MeetS InDIan potentIal
• New plans for an efficient government and a happy population
• Dholera InternatIo­nal aIrport
• ‘TechnOlOgy, DigiTal ecOnOmy will Be cRUcial TO OUR fUTURe gROwTh’
• An ECosysTEm for EnTrEprEnE­urs
• Standing tall as a Power surPlus state
• Infrastruc­turaL growth is now at fuLL swing in the state of gujarat
• Modi’s sucessors oughT To mainTain & follow his legacy: sareshwala
• Top business delegaTes around The world To be parT of VibranT gujaraT
• PresidenTs of rwanda and Kenya To aTTend VibranT gujaraT 2017
• GoinG Green: GeDA ProMoTeS non convenTion­Al enerGy SoUrceS
• GUJaRaT gas lIMITED: lIgHTIng a MIllIon lIVEs
• Gujarat drawing tourists in droVes
• Grand start to day one of pravasi Bhartiya divas
• Siddaramai­ah pledges support to Non Resident Kannadigas
• PbD will offer something for everyone, sAys inDustries minister DeshPAnDe
• PostAl bAllots for nris coulD be A reAlity soon
• Brigade: Pioneer of Developmen­t
• This New sTarT-up focuses oN offliNe reTail
• Native Village: A classic example of sustainabl­e tourism model
• THE gURUDEV BEckons all To kaRnaTaka

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