The Sunday Guardian - 2017-02-19

• POLITICAL PARTIES HIT HARD BY DEMONETISA­TION: SHARAD PAWAR
• Army officer cleared by tribunal after 26 years, given Rs 4 cr compensati­on
• ‘INTeNTIoN oF sTrIKINg JNU sTUDeNTs Is To geT V-C oUT’
• Poor patients facing difficulty in Delhi government hospitals
• No end in sight to strike by app cab drivers
• Much delayed flyover misses yet another deadline
• Shahabuddi­n to reach Tihar today
• MUmBai is a BattlegRoU­nd Between shiv sena and BJp
• Woman candidate delivers baby during poll heat
• Sena will talk to BJP on future of Maha govt
• One-teacher schools on the decline, but funding remains a problem
• Pregnancy invites discrimina­tion for many women employees
• Agencies ask govt to avoid army-civilian conflict
• Rule-book approach settles dispute in tn
• Ruckus not possible in AP’s hi-tech Assembly
• Will BSP emerge as UP’s dark horse?
• Mehbooba may halt anti-militant ops
• Snap ties with BJP, MLAs tell Mehbooba
• Muslim ministers on shaky ground in west UP
• Kanpur is rooting for Modi
• Rita banks on record, while Aparna talks social activism
• My shift to BJP was necessary: Rita B. Joshi
• There is no feud in the family: Aparna Yadav
• Pakistan forces pound terrorist camps, hideout in afghanista­n
• Women to head stock exchange, newspaper in Saudi
• Saeed listed in Pak’s Anti-Terror Act
• Kabul asks Pak to act against all terror groups
• ‘u.s. fully supports nAto, but members must pAy up’
• N. Korean arrested in Malaysia as row over Kim kin’s death escalates
• ‘ISIS command center destroyed in Mosul’
• ‘China first’ challenge to US primacy
• THe aIaDmK Drama Is NoT oVer
• N. Korea gives Trump nuclear crisis
• Tamil Nadu politics has to be seen to be believed
• Sadhana helps avoid distractio­ns
• UN has a culture of impunity for sexual abuse
• China supports Pak, defeats own counter terror effort
• Mistakes help develop character
• Stolen bricks return to temple
• Jesus Christ is our saviour and friend
• Jailbird Chinnamma one up in Tamil Nadu game of thrones
• Trump effect on world energy will benefit India
• RERA’s implementa­tion will attract more foreign funds
• Govt’s re-capitalisa­tion burden could be huge
• PNB GILtS At RS 55 IS A GOOd BUy
• Rs 3 lakh crore investment boost for Jharkhand
• SOME CONGRESS CANDIDATES IN U.P. ARE UNDERCOVER SP
• Army officer cleared by tribunal after 26 years, given Rs 4 cr compensati­on
• POLITICAL PARTIES HIT HARD BY DEMONETISA­TION: SHARAD PAWAR
• Trump, Modi responsibl­e for Hafiz Saeed arrest: Jamaat ud Dawa
• DOCTOR ON CBI SCANNER GETS SENIOR RESIDENT POST IN DELHI GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL
• Australia gain the upper hand
• Kamal enters India Open semis
• WOULD LOVE TO PLAY IN CHAMPIONS TROPHY: NEHRA
• Root confident he has it in him to be a good captain
• More than age it’s about willpower, says Akhil
• Will be happy to debut against Australia, says Pandya
• Wenger insists that he will have his way next season
• ‘7,000-yEAR-OlD ENIGMA’ GOES ON DISplAy
• Man-animal conflicts are simply man-made
• When Churchill dealt with aliens
• Meet the game-changers
• Internatio­nally exhibited South Asian art has its homecoming at Delhi show
• Raza’s colourful tributes to Gandhi will soon be exhibited
• ‘Music is like a constantly flowing river, connecting us’
• A guide to building serene homes in crowded cities
• Cafe in Vienna asks customers to pay up if they want their phones charged
• Never say stop: The running enthusiast who took the whole world in his stride
• Festival to celebrate the best of South Asian poetry in Delhi
• Lahiri’s new work on book covers doesn’t answers all questions
• Whodunit: A tale of money, corporate greed and murder
• Recounting the great fictional tales of espionage & love in times of war
• Sappy romances contain grim reality between their covers
• Solar power may soon become a viable, affordable alternativ­e
• That terrible feeling of marrying a ghost
• Free weight loss treatment for 500kg Egyptian women
• Salty food may lead to liver disease in kids
• World musicians who created history and won hearts at this year’s Grammys
• Notes on the ongoing war between the baby boomers and the fast-booming Generation X
• Special event for the visually challenged
• Mobile apps to help students prep themselves for exams
• Users can now be traced across browsers
• Nokia to relaunch their all-time classic, 3310
• Beauty, mystery & challenges of being a Samurai
• What to expect from global smartphone-makers’ meet
• NASA prepares for its 2020 excursion to the Red Planet
• Nupay is the new way of transactin­g money digitally
• About live-ins, without a home to actually live in
• Manto is totally a labour of love: Das
• Hurt: A legacy in cinema that can’t be claimed by another
• Poorly executed eco thriller with no message Irada
• Artistic start cannot pull through to the end Moonlight
• Designers who believe in going against stereotype­s
• A culinary tour with Master Chef finalist Dinesh Patel
• Best place to savour Chinese flavours
• F-Pace is Jaguar’s entry into the high-octane SUV world
• PSA Group’s new deal to transform the automotive language
• Clothing hotspot for the modern woman
• Surajkund Mela exhibits the trends of Jharkhand

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