The Sunday Guardian - 2017-05-28

• ‘SUKHOI LIKELY DOWNED BY CYBER WEAPONS’
• Bureaucrac­y sits on PM’s skill developmen­t initiative­s
• LALU’S DAUGHTER ON ED RADAR IN SHELL COMPANY PROBE
• JAl BoArD crEAtINg crISIS IN DElhI to DEFAmE AAp, SAYS cItY’S WAtEr mINIStEr
• Delhi government is reluctant to fill vacant posts in public schools
• DU teachers oppose contract employment
• Jagan woos BJP for poll alliance in AP
• Kcr will back bjp in prez election
• Jammu’s Buddhist sites suffer from ASI’s apathy, villagers’ ire
• PK wants to work with 3rd and 4th fronts
• Naidu will ask Mamata to back BJP’s choice for President
• BENgal CONgREss mIffED as sONIa, mamaTa EDgE ClOsER
• Congress’ ‘second generation’ leaders are all from dynasties
• Saharanpur is the new Muzaffarna­gar in UP
• 299 persons have got central security cover
• ‘AMRIT pharmacy model needs to change’
• ‘Social entreprene­urs’ launch websites to bust fake news
• Burhan’s successor Sabzar Bhat killed, Kashmir on the boil
• Increased ola-uber fares pinch delhi commuters
• Real estate sector gets realistic
• GooGle adds ‘personal’ tab in searCh results
• Microsoft India ties up with EasemyGST
• Tech giants aggressive­ly buying AI startups
• SC and PM must expand freedom’s boundaries
• WElcomE ActIoN IN SAhArANpur
• Talking to Hurriyat is not a remedy
• Environmen­t for economic growth has improved vastly
• The knowledge of Brahman
• When home is a song
• Xi Jinping all set to promote loyalists at 19th Party Congress
• For whom is Paradise meant?
• Give up corruption
• Amazement is forerunner to faith
• Citizen Trump goes to West Asia
• Washington DC: A corrupt swamp filled with oligarchs, deep state and shadow government operatives
• ‘rational drug policy needed to curb doctor-pharma nexus’
• Bureaucrat­s unhappy with coal conviction­s, say honest punished
• BJP’s Mission 11 about to start in Kerala
• OBOR may signal the start of the Asian century
• Andhra develops system to forecast lightning strikes
• ‘SUKHOI LIKELY DOWNED BY CYBER WEAPONS’
• No possibilit­y of a consensus President
• LALU’S DAUGHTER ON ED RADAR IN SHELL COMPANY PROBE
• IAS officers reluctant to make public informatio­n on property
• MAncHesteR witnessed tHe MAssAcRe oF tHe innocent
• Parents must stop British Muslims from being radicalise­d
• Britain lowers security threat level, as two more are arrested in Manchester bombing
• Djokovic, Nadal in the same half
• Firefighte­rs fight Wimbledon blaze
• COACH KRIPA HAS VALID SUGGESTION­S
• The highs and lows of Rooney’s England internatio­nal career
• Southgate explains why he left Rooney out of squad
• GRIEZMANN CALLS HIS MOVE TO MAN-U AS A ‘MERE RUMOUR’
• Jose reveals his new find
• The song remains the same
• Star Wars continues to dominate the popular imaginatio­n even after 40 yrs
• Paying tribute to the pioneering Indian architect, Kanvinde
• Making it visible & known: How Man Ray realised his photograph­y dreams
• South Korean artist showcases realistic portraits in Delhi
• ‘Letters are preserved years after they have been written’
• Get hold of the future with both hands, see it’s not electrifie­d
• INTERVIEW
• In memory of Sir Roger Moore, who was the quintessen­tial English actor
• Satyarthi writes an open letter to the guardians of children
• The curious case of secretive but charismati­c heroes
• A modern way of looking at the Buddha’s timeless lessons
• Malik incredibly encapsulat­es the life of a bureaucrat in her latest novel
• You have to trust your own instincts, says author Nikita Singh
• Add chocolate to your diet to have a steady & healthy heart
• Holes in cigarette filters may lead to lung cancer
• Can we say that our brains are ageless?
• Why Shillong, India’s rock music capital, is obsessed with Bob Dylan
• It’s very important for me to tell the truth in my songs: Jodie Abacus on his approach to music
• I’m back to my normal life, says rapper Psy
• ‘We believe in innovation and creating unique features’
• Citrix digital is set to address cyber threats
• Holding its own against the competitor­s
• Apple settles patent dispute with Nokia, signs a new deal
• Tech giants are reinventin­g the age-old mobile phone
• Microsoft unveils new Windows 10
• Cannes 2017 creates a new language of world cinema
• Horror & sci-fi movies showcased at Tribeca may become cult classics
• A clichéd and crass adaptation of a TV show Baywatch
• Sachin: A Billion Dreams
• Fashion alert: Clothes that are dangerous for your health
• Avocado has become the ultimate fix for US foodies
• Get the flavours of West Coast food at Sana-di-ge
• New Dzire: A compact sedan with just the right features
• Jenson Button’s return makes for an emotional F1 weekend
• Shelly bags the prestigiou­s ‘Iconic Woman Award’
• Chevening: A model co-operation offered by the UK to India
• Sanjay Garg is all set for his London dreams

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