The Sunday Guardian - 2017-04-30

• NORTH KOREA WILL COPY PAK’S THOUSAND CUTS STRATEGY
• BAAHUBALI2 SET TO CROSS RS 1,000 CR MARK
• ‘diSaPPoint­MEnt LEd dELHi congrESS LEadErS to Join BJP’
• Kejriwal’s associates come under attack after poll defeats
• AAP likely to face more turmoil, byelection­s
• JNU students questioned by Delhi police
• Discrepanc­ies in AAP MLA’s affidavit
• NORTHEAST WOULd bE bJP’S by 2019, SAyS bISWA SARmA
• Videos going to Pak from valley for disseminat­ion
• Modi’s simultaneo­us polls plan gets kcr and naidu support
• BJP in Telangana wants to fight 2019 polls alone, minus TDP
• Centre exploring all options in J&K, including imposing Governor’s Rule
• Internet ban fuels anger, rumour
• CBI court continues Jagan Reddy’s bail
• AkhILESh’S projEcTS accuSED of uNMaTchED corrupTIoN
• INDIaN aGENcIES SITTING oN LEaDS oN DaWooD
• AAP should not indulge in dirty politics: Goel
• Turkey ‘warms up’ to India, seeks help on Syrian refugees
• Dawood ill, but alive
• Naxal strike triggers friction between crPf, chhattisga­rh Police
• Pak resorts to ‘enforced disappeara­nces’ of activists in Sindh
• Why Sadhvi got bail, but Purohit did not
• Macron may win, but stability will be a casualty
• Mallya’s speedy extraditio­n from UK will not be easy
• It’s stable leadership versus chaotic ‘coalition’ in UK
• Sharif sacks key advisor Fatemi over leak
• Jindal’s backchanne­l trip stirs suspicions in Pak
• Hekmatyar asks Taliban to lay down arms
• North Korea defies trump threat, tests more ballistic missiles
• Presidenti­al hopeful Le Pen names nationalis­t as PM
• Press freedom declines fast in US: Report
• President Trump battles the Washington Beltway
• LESS taLk, MorE action
• There cannot be any compromise with Kashmir’s separatist­s
• Rest assured, Kashmir is not lost for India
• Give up worldlines­s
• How do you solve a problem like Korea?
• Yogi being CM and MP is problemati­c
• Accept people like Jesus did
• The secret of success
• Hymns and prediction­s
• China’s proliferat­ion on parade in North Korea
• States need Supreme Court warning on police reforms
• States ignore Centre directive on dual MRPs
• India and Turkey: A partnershi­p in progress
• Trump threatens to terminate South Korea trade pact
• Ingersoll rand can capture IndIan market
• NORTH KOREA WILL COPY PAK’S THOUSAND CUTS STRATEGY
• Dramatic changes in Modified BJP shortly
• BAAHUBALI2 SET TO CROSS RS 1,000 CR MARK
• Bangalore crash to another defeat
• India, Britain draw in Azlan Shah
• THE ‘CURIOUS’ OUSTER OF COACH PURNIMA RAU
• Ponting feels Dhoni still has a lot to offer to Indian cricket
• Aussie rules, art and batting: The making of England captain Joe
• Murray rallies to defeat Ramos
• BARCA COMPLAIN ABOUT MALAGA
• Man City on the ascent as United’s dominance fades
• Conte admits Chelsea could let Hazard join Real
• Messi keeps Barcelona in title race
• The home of my heart
• What goes on at fancy red carpet do’s when the cameras go off
• Exhibition aims to highlight the cultural heritage & design skill of Indian artists
• Scenes from E. Alkazi’s theatre production­s on view in Jaipur
• Indian colours get a Brazilian twist at Delhi’s Lodhi Colony
• Met director advises museum heads to hold office for longer
• INTERVIEW
• Giant rabbit dies on a United Airlines flight, adding to the company’s troubles
• Swipe right for Kenya’s last northern white rhino, as he is now on Tinder
• Van dwellers move with seasons and make the unending road their home
• ‘Purity One, a place of power, where people go to pray, plead’
• Saluting the saviour and co-creator of Asterix’s adventures
• A literary festival dedicated to India’s cultural diversity
• Jenner talks about suicide, surgery and marriage in her latest book
• Bestsellin­g author Robert Pirsig, child of the ’60s, passes away
• Reports of disasters and a sensationa­list media circus
• Exploring ‘feminism’ and the real-life impact of feminist movement in India
• Power of prayer & the souls of terrorists
• Trancoso is like Goa in the 1960s, a magical world away from the tourists
• Fitting in: Ella Fitzgerald’s oeuvre alludes to the entwined history of jazz and drug culture
• Eugenie Bouchard calls Maria a ‘cheater’
• Smooth and secure browsing experience with ad blockers
• Yooka Laylee takes you back to the golden ’90s of gaming
• ‘5G-enabled revenues to rise up to $25.9 billion by 2026’
• Google’s learning tool for Indian languages
• Facebook imitates Snapchat features to draw more users
• Instagramm­ing like a true profession­al
• Wikipedia is ready to tackle fake news
• ‘It is my dream to one day work with Rehman’
• One man, many faces: The passing of actor & politician Vinod Khanna
• An enchanting world of larger-than-life drama Baahubali 2
• Oscar-winning director of Silence of the Lambs passes away at the age of 73
• Gunn announces the next volume of GOTG
• India emerging as the next hub for internatio­nal brands
• Cooking techniques one must master before they hit 30
• Cuisine that takes you along on a journey
• New Hyundai Xcent is better equipped to take on its rivals
• The boxy, incredible, iconic & indestruct­ible 4/4 by Mercedes Benz
• A palatial hotel that can take you back in time
• Eventers from India aspire to participat­e in next Asian Games
• Adidas made shoes out of plastic debris
• Indian brands at IWP 2017

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