The Sunday Guardian - 2017-05-14

• Narmada rejuvenati­on drive will serve as the model for rivers in other states too: CM
• DECLARATIO­NS MADE BY THE CHIEF MINISTER
• DdA’S BIOdIVeRSI­Ty PARKS wAIT FOR AudIT
• AAP’s failure to appoint internal Lokpal miffs party members
• MHRD data bank will curb problem of fake teachers in central universiti­es
• Delhi traffic police will use IT to tackle roads
• Kin of dead LoK sabha sTaff sTruggLing To geT dues
• AAP seeks details on EC’s EVM challenge
• Redevelope­d Chanakya complex to be opened to public soon
• MHA plAns to flusH MAoists out of sukMA by 2019
• Hurriyat, young militants are at loggerhead­s
• Army will do regular house-to-house searches
• INDIA WILL SkIP ChINA’S BELT AND ROAD FORum
• Punjab police to finally fill up 4,000 vacant posts
• ‘suicides at iitS not due to academic stress alone’
• U.P. police’s ‘Twitter Seva’ acts as force multiplier to check crimes
• Buddhism’s message of peace will solve terrorism: Modi
• Pak fails to curb support to anti-India militants
• The death of old people can harm Brexit
• Team theresa neglects minorities
• Justice department holds interviews for FBI director’s post
• Pakistan all out to prove naval officer Kulbhushan Jadhav an Indian spy
• China rejects US concern over North Korea
• It’s a global attack: May on NHS cyber strike
• Modi’s welome re-connect with Buddhism in Kandy
• GeNdeR equALITy uNdeR LAw
• `Do more to prevent conflict of interest’
• Voters can’t be fooled by facade of selfless politics
• Forget difference­s for true harmony
• ‘Anti-terror drive’ is China’s ruse to target Uyghurs
• Are you worried about Big Data? You should be
• True prayer fends away evil
• Methods of His apostles are a miracle
• Experience the living God daily
• India must take advantage of global economic turmoil
• ‘Most Kashmiri stone pelters are high on drugs’
• UDAN gets huge public response
• Egypt pitches for more travellers from India as tourism picks up
• Oracle will expand its cloud services in India
• CBEC reorganisa­tion process almost complete
• Max IndIa stock Is an excellent buy
• Appointmen­ts in UK think tank
• GHQ TERROR TARGETS INDIA, US; SPARES CHINA
• Congress missing from `third front’ in Gujarat
• ‘BANNED’ JEM’S FREE RUN EXPOSES PAK’S RELUCTANCE TO FIGHT TERROR
• Hyderabad beat Gujarat to qualify
• ‘T20 is hardest format for a captain’
• PROBABLES FOR KYRGYZSTAN TIE
• CHAWRASIA FEELS HE CAN QUALIFY FOR THE US OPEN
• Won’t change our brand, says Balaji
• Vince on the losing side despite a county record knock
• SAKSHI AND VINESH SETTLE FOR SILVER AT ASIAN MEET
• AJAX, MAN-U SET UP FINAL CLASH IN EUROPA LEAGUE
• Chelsea’s ‘ hero’ Michy reflects on title-winning moment
• McIlroy comes out on the various aspects of life
• Bill clinton writing novel with patterson
• SYNONYM FOR FUNNY
• Synonym for funny
• Psychosis doesn’t necessaril­y mean that you’re mentally ill
• Stranger Things 2:
• The official plot is out
• Saffronart’s auction features leading contempora­ry masters
• The man who makes historical props for Game of Thrones
• Swach Bharat Mission: A squeaky clean, curated concept
• INTERVIEW
• Sweet surprise for Qantas’ CEO as he got hit in the face with a pie
• A messy unrest in Venezuela threw the security system out of gear
• Can men really be divided into alpha or beta, and perhaps even omega?
• A box full of memories in a city which was once home
• Studying ancient India through love, sex and danger
• A book that presents an expert analysis of prison life
• Laugh out loudly at the workplace in order to become more productive and profession­al
• How the ‘middlemen’ are changing India’s publishing industry
• Stop looking forward to ‘cheat days’ for a fitter you
• Trust your doctor rather than the internet when it comes to the health of your children
• Explaining the mysteries of death
• Recovering from ruins & turmoil, Haiti strives to become key tourist attraction
• I am pursuing my call to give audiences original music, says musician Sylvain Rifflet
• View 50 years of Pink Floyd in an exhibition
• Smartphone­s that are now ready to break new ground
• Pocket-friendly smartphone for serious photo enthusiast­s
• Get high-octane action of Dynasty Warriors
• Amazon launches its touchscree­n device
• Amazon is trumping its rivals, thanks to the shopping bots
• Future of infotech is linked to data solutions for storage
• Indian firms head to media event in S’pore
• ‘I like roles that push me out of my comfort zone’
• Bieber fans wait for hours in the heat
• Filmmaker John Madden reflects and ruminates on his own films
• Frothy & engaging film adaptation of a novel Meri Pyaari Bindu
• A predictabl­e tale about the political scenario Sarkar 3
• Edward Enninful’s take on contriving fashion moulds
• Pastry is both an art and a science, says chef Falero
• Filming your food can ruin the experience
• These are the five best cars on Indian roads this year
• Martin returns with few twists and turns
• New-age mothers prefer to work during pregnancy
• Lawrence Mynott’s Imaginariu­m
• Kidman puts her wedding dress out on display

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