The Sunday Guardian - 2017-10-22

• MUKUL ROY VOWS TO DISLODGE MAMATA BANERJEE FROM POWER
• Braid chopping rumours fuel unrest in Kashmir
• ANGRY BALOCHIS OPPOSE CHINA PAKISTAN ECONOMIC CORRIDOR
• Jyotiradit­ya will be Congress’ face in Madhya Pradesh
• POllUTiOn nEAR DElHi AiRPORT FAilS TO ATTRAcT ATTEnTiOn
• Air pollution set to rise in Delhi this winter
• Stricter norms to stop misuse of cashless treatment
• Tough norms will regulate ‘hate speech’ on social media
• SHaTruGHaN SiNHa may defecT To rJd Before 2019 elecTioNS
• ‘Narmada yatra will make Digvijaya stronger’
• In Gujarat, AAP will contest one-third seats
• AAP workers joining BJP in Himachal
• Telangana forests opened for eco-tourists as forces uproot Maoists
• Women lobby hard for ticket to mayoral poll
• Tdp mla is seT To Join congress
• Cash starved terrorists in J&K looting banks
• Social media will impact around 350 lS SeatS in 2019: BJp’S malviya
• Through social media, we are reaching out to those who have lost confidence in the government: Congress’ Ramya
• Inland water routeS Battle inaction
• Political islamism holds pluralisti­c islam hostage in kerala
• Last volume of Mukherjee chronicles yet to unfold
• SoUl of ‘PUl-Wala Khanna’ sMiling in gUrdasPUr
• BaMBoo greetings froM gadKari
• Sharad, anWar’s rs disQUalifi­Cation PUt on fast traCK
• ‘only Modi after MahatMa Can Change india’
• Trump will put pressure on china to rein in n. korea
• Spain will sack rebel Catalan government, impose direct rule to end secessioni­st crisis
• Man wounds eight in knife attack
• ‘india not seeking strategic role in afghanista­n’
• Israel says will intensify response to Syrian fire
• Gujarat polls will test Modi’s electoral hold
• WElcOME, SEcRETARy OF STATE TillERSOn
• Party manifestos everywhere are discarded once polls over
• Festive cheer eludes realty sector
• Unaware of the treasure within
• BJP rally on Kerala killings gets CBI to act
• Can President Trump survive until 2020?
• God has a plan of creation
• To forgive is divine
• Live God’s way of life and peace
• State of the economy: An alternate view and the course ahead
• Activist Federal judge blocks Trump’s travel ban, again
• Forex reserves up $1.5 bn, reach $400bn mark
• Mittal may take over Bhushan
• GST improved India’s sales volume growth: Unilever
• Linking bank accounts with Aadhaar mandatory: RBI
• Japanese firm sues Apple over Animoji
• AccessIndi­a transforms India-UK trade
• ‘Laptops could be banned from checked bags on planes'
• MUKUL ROY VOWS TO DISLODGE MAMATA BANERJEE FROM POWER
• Braid chopping rumours fuel unrest in Kashmir
• Pak army ‘rescue mission’ was staged to mislead US
• Angry Balochis oppose China Pakistan Economic Corridor
• JYOTIRADIT­YA WILL BE CONGRESS’ FACE IN MADHYA PRADESH
• IN-FORM INDIA FACE NEW ZEALAND
• Hamilton wants to steer clear of distractio­ns
• JEAKSON’S GOAL MAKES HIM THE TALK OF THE TOWN
• Vaughan says Root will have to lie to his players about a win
• ‘Would like to continue with the good form’
• Sreesanth wants to play for another country
• DAN EVANS VOWS TO REBUILD HIS CAREER AFTER THE BAN
• Mourinho the best manager, says Nemanja Matic
• Guardiola expecting slump but believes his men will ride it out
• Gerrard cannot understand Chelsea’s habits
• Louvre too sober for explicit sculpture
• A new state of mind
• Your music can only stay relevant if you continuall­y entertain new ideas: Steve Vai
• Angry netizen hungry for group validation?
• Moving colours: A modern great who infused new dynamism in Indian art
• Sailoz Mookherjea’s solo show to open in Delhi
• ‘When I encounter a gender wall, I try to get through it’
• INTERVIEW
• Thinking outside the lunch box: Regarding desi crossover cuisine
• Dogs use their facial expression­s to communicat­e with us, claims study
• After the Booker, Saunders intends to be more responsibl­e, more intelligen­t
• Muhammad Ali brought a tangible thunder with him
• Gulzar on the moon, the city and his own immortal lyric poems
• Notes on the literary and personal uses of the essay
• Dasgupta’s stories of old age are meant for readers of all generation­s
• Foucault as the great philosophe­r-critic of the modern world
• The threat posed by global child-rights convention­s
• Is there a predestine­d hour of death for us all?
• Obese men more prone to irregular heartbeat
• Climate change linked to infectious diseases
• ‘We aim to create technology that makes life better for all’
• Fifa 18 update makes it harder to score goals
• Huawei: Mate 10’s processor is stronger and faster than Apple’s new iPhones
• Xiaomi, Samsung are competing for top spot
• Qualcomm Inc wants to get iPhone sales banned in China
• Microsoft’s secret database hack in 2013 was not made public
• Google to roll out its advanced protection update
• John Madden on judging films at the Mumbai fest
• Women in cinema: An altered narrative
• I don’t want to do anything that is regressive: Maanvi
• Melodramat­ic, heartwarmi­ng tale of ambition Secret Superstar
• One of the better editions of this slapstick series Golmaal Again
• Jewellery makers search the past and present for themes
• The Ashok revives vintage menu for its 61st anniversar­y
• Head to Ano-Tai for the best Cantonese food
• Maruti gives the S-Cross a fresh, power-packed reboot
• Production chain for electric cars and the human rights abuses
• Another destinatio­n for the connoisseu­rs of high style
• The rising concern of childhood obesity in the whole wide world
• Power your sprint with the Reebok Floatride Run

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