The Sunday Guardian - 2017-07-23

• Telugu states expect Venkaiah to be an effective VP
• Sonia wants old guard PC, Azad as deputies once Rahul is made Congress president
• ‘IMPORTANT BOFORS FILES WERE MISPLACED DELIBERATE­LY’
• India sHould noT ConCede gRound To CHina: exPeRTs
• Two decades on, flyover nowhere near completion, misses another deadline
• Delhi Traffic Police uses social media to connect with people
• IndusTRy bodies againsT boyCoTTing CHinese PRoduCTs
• Congress old guard retains control, juniors to work as aides
• Medical tourism market is growing in India
• NITISh caughT bETWEEN LaLu aND a harD PLacE
• Over 700 key projects held up for want of environmen­tal nod
• Uttarakhan­d, u.p. set to divide assets, liabilitie­s
• Maya’s resignatio­n gamble may not yield handsome dividends
• BJP eyes clean sweep in UP civic polls
• Villagers continue to flee as shelling intensifie­s
• Farooq draws ire as he bats for US, China mediation on Kashmir
• ‘improving ConneCtivi­tY in AndAmAn is prioritY’
• CBI quiet on Bansal suicide probe
• More from Tollywood to get drug notices
• Muralidhar Rao, Ram Madhav in race to fill Venkaiah’s RS slot
• Female bouncers thrive in a male dominated industry
• Defence Estates inquiry finds hotels, resorts running ‘illegally’ in Mussoorie’s Landour
• Former Kerala DGP appears to be a victim of appeasemen­t politics
• WWII SOLDIER WINS LEGAL BATTLE
• NAJMA HEPTULLA’S PRAYERS GO WASTE
• OUR WISE MAN KNEW MODI’S MIND
• CHINESE STOP TOILET BUILDING ALONG LADAKH LAC
• GOLDEN TEMPLE PRIESTS UNHAPPY WITH GST
• Iraqi bridge provides hope to Mosul residents
• Philippine­s extends martial law in Mindanao until end of year
• HezbollaH and syrian army advance against insurgents
• CoMMuNicAt­ioN director expresses ‘love’ for truMp
• White House to protect Trump’s eldest son
• Israel raids home of Palestinia­n attacker
• Lutyens Delhi, stop weakening Global India
• WelCome, FiRsT CiTizen Kovind
• Post Tory-DUP deal, Northern Ireland’s economic outlook has not improved
• Violence in the name of cow protection not acceptable
• Do not ignore farsighted­ness
• Let’s strengthen BRICS
• Curtains come down on a political career spanning five decades
• The importance of true congregati­on
• Scientific temper is important
• Develop a spiritual vision
• From vassalage to sovereignt­y, Russia’s inexorable passage
• Imposition of Hindi will not ensure national unity
• ‘In 3 years, we will witness farmers’ income growing’
• State panel questions Fadnavis govt’s financial aid to farmers
• Air India prepares list of employees with stolen artworks
• Microsoft is using its lawyers to take on top Russian hacking group ‘Fancy Bear’
• Facebook coming with ‘modular’ smartphone?
• India to quiz Philip Morris on marketing of Marlboro
• ALL-OUT WAR AGAINST TERROR IN KASHMIR SHOWING RESULTS
• SHIMLA HILLS SEETHING OVER HIMACHAL’S NIRBHAYA
• Telugu states expect Venkaiah to be an effective VP
• Sonia wants old guard PC, Azad as deputies once Rahul is made Congress president
• Upbeat India aim to stun England
• Avoid bowling spin to Harman: Hussain
• HARMANPREE­T’S KNOCK IS THE TALK OF TOWN
• Still ignored by the selectors, Mark is making a strong case
• Lewis Hamilton enjoys his moment in the sun
• Dravid ruled out, Zaheer still to make up his mind
• NEYMAR GOES TO PSG & WHY IT’S THE MOST EXPENSIVE TRANSFER
• McIlroy relishing chance to battle for second British Open title
• Liverpool have to match Philippe Coutinho’s ambition
• Reddy, Chinappa shine at national racing
• Indian eves lose to Ireland, finish eighth
• Each raga qualifies as a linguistic statement, says musicologi­st Raja
• Linkin Park was always close to Chester Bennington’s heart
• Nawazuddin Siddiqui: Method Acting
• Thames, Hooghly together in a cross-cultural art exchange
• Gripping works of art to be presented by a group of youngsters in a new show
• ‘Berlin’s Museum Island is a project meant for generation­s’
• INTERVIEW
• Doped from head to toe, this is what is about
• Don’t ignore India’s natural and ancient kinship with Bhutan
• Indira Gandhi’s political life and her commitment to nature
• Essays represent life of Indian immigrants in faraway Canada
• Detailed study of women who won the Nobel Peace Prize
• Jane Austen is quite relevant in today’s patriarcha­l societies
• New Potter books to release in October
• Reading the impact of Milton’s translatio­ns
• Life experience­s to inspire us all at the Human Library
• Explore this new fun zone for kids in Noida
• A spirit to keep corruption in check?
• You have to play by socially accepted rules on the Internet, says YouTuber Lilly Singh
• Trend-setting smartphone­s that meet every expectatio­n
• GET EVEN DAVID CROOKES Smart videogame that keeps you on your toes
• Power-packed phone with curved metallic body for maximum stability
• Google app gets smarter with personalis­ed feed
• Mobile-centric headsets are key to VR acceptance in India
• Smart cities can make urban living safer
• Microsoft joins hands with China’s Baidu for research
• ‘I like to take up roles that pose a challenge for me’
• ‘Tiger’s acting obscured by his dancing’
• Bhumi Pednekar on her new film and male chauvinism
• Intensely dramatic and spectacula­r war film Dunkirk
• Irrepressi­ble dreams, trapped in stereotype­s Lipstick Under My Burkha
• I want to protect Bengal’s dying handicraft­s: Radhika
• Quirky themed cafes that are a must-visit in Delhi-NCR
• Fabelle launches ‘as you like it’ campaign
• Datsun gives the redi-GO a new-age horsepower boost
• Hamilton relishes win at British Grand Prix, keeps mum on F1 future
• Activewear motivates women for fun workout
• Indian men boost beauty and skincare market
• A great guide on men’s work-wear

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