The Sunday Guardian - 2017-08-27

• TORTURE IS A SOBER WORD TO DESCRIBE WHAT I FACED: LT COL PUROHIT
• Tihar brings out the artist in convicts
• Corrupt babus try to derail Prabhu
• Bihar uPset at the way nitish Kumar maniPulate­d mandate: teJashwi
• Darjeeling schools still shut, students worried
• Gorakhpur’s battle with encephalit­is goes on
• Mamata faces flak for idol immersion curbs
• IAS offIcer MeenA Shunted out for tryIng to ShIft dSIIdc heAdquArte­rS
• DU students accuse professor of harassment
• Moin Qureshi held, sent to ED custody
• BJP starts readying for Assembly elections
• ‘Lack of resources ailing Railways’
• ‘FoR nInE yEaRS wE HavE SUFFERED EmoTIonaL LoSS’
• Case against Lt Col Purohit followed a pre-decided script, say NIA sleuths
• Army could have defended Purohit better: Parrikar
• Varanasi’s cloud reader predicts earthquake­s
• CBI jUDgE In Ram RaHIm caSE IS UpRIgHT man
• Jagan won’t join NDA if TDP is there
• Buoyed By talaq verdict, Kcr targets araB marriages
• OBC division boosts BJP in the South
• Homebuyers going for ready to move in flats
• China hits back at Japan for sanctions on Chinese firms
• ‘Sans new law, verdict on triple talaq amounts to half victory’
• Sc verdict secures women’s future, say talaq victims
• Lavalin relief will not end LDF corruption woes
• SoNEpat FarMErs Mull approachiN­g QuEEN ElizabEth For justicE
• NEEdEd, adVisor For NEW MusEuM oN pMs
• Just aNothEr gaNgstEr?
• A new ‘Panchsheel’ needed for BRICS
• Railway reform effort must continue
• The spy cam is dead, do not buy it
• Hotchpotch alliance likely to be led by Mamata
• Give God your power of attorney
• India, US on same page on South Asia’s security
• SC privacy verdict: PM Modi must reboot bureaucrac­y
• Love is the path of self-realisatio­n
• Islam preaches peace
• The culture of moral authority
• Sans fanfare, PM Modi overhauls Indian science
• Infosys, McDonalds: What ails India’s foreign tie-ups?
• North fires missiles amid s. korea, us army drills
• Venezuela faces biggest US sanctions blow
• Philippine teen’s funeral turns into protest against drug war
• Trump nod to transgende­r ban in army
• Time to bid farewell to us aid, says shahbaz sharif
• China tests its influence, the West hits back
• Corrupt babus try to derail Prabhu
• TORTURE IS A SOBER WORD TO DESCRIBE WHAT I FACED: LT COL PUROHIT
• Tihar brings out the artist in convicts
• I-T SET TO ACT AGAINST THOSE WHO DEPOSITED EXCESS CASH
• Saina bows out in semi-final
• India look to seal series against Sri Lanka
• WHAT WENT WRONG WITH INDIAN WRESTLERS
• England recall shows Woakes’ importance to Joe Root’s team
• Murray seeded to meet Federer in final
• Hamilton equals Michael Schumacher’s all-time record
• POCHETTINO BACKS DAVINSON SIGNING
• Mourinho insists Ibrahimovi­c will have to prove his worth
• Amit, Gaurav give India winning start
• Women-only train carriages can’t solve the gender problem
• Out of the urban jungle, into the heart of the city, an artist travels through space
• Tihar launches an art gallery on its premises
• ‘Even a whole lifetime is not enough to learn Kathak’
• It’s time for Indian sportswome­n to shine at the Olympics
• INTERVIEW
• Going around in London: A city that thrives on tourism and aristocrac­y
• Episodes from my excursions beyond the mighty Himalayas
• Shifting perspectiv­es on the legendary life of Lawrence of Arabia
• Shadow of a nuclear winter falls over this story of survival
• Hamlet in Marathi by a theatre crew from Kohlapur goes places
• 23rd Delhi Book Fair begins at Pragati Maidan
• Shakti Bhatt First Book Prize unveils shortlist
• A countrywid­e campaign to promote energy conservati­on
• Journeying together to the higher realms
• Major food drive organised to fight against hunger in 20 cities
• Potential new way to cure HIV
• ‘Innovation, value-for-money and quality define Videocon’
• 500-plus apps removed from Google’s Play Store
• Android-QWERTY mashup by BlackBerry
• Big Data: A stepping stone to innovation, value and success
• Panasonic’s AI-enabled smartphone­s are here
• Never felt marginalis­ed as a woman: Holland
• The man who wins reality shows sets out to win hearts
• Quirky and entertaini­ng tale of a feared hitman Babumoshai Bandookbaa­z
• Full of mindless, though slick action sequences A Gentleman
• ‘I make fashion that doesn’t compromise on comfort’
• All American Diner is back with its annual hot dog fest
• A trip down memory lane with good food
• Auto launches galore with festive season approachin­g
• Ferrari extends its contract with Kimi Raikkonen
• Biggest bicycle parking space opens in Utrecht
• Mercedes AMG GT R & AMG GT Roadster
• Pallavi Mohan opens ‘Not So Serious’ flagship store in Delhi
• Model society: How Norway shows the way to the rest of the world
• This cloud-based app will change the way clothes are designed

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