The Sunday Guardian - 2017-10-29

• HARDIK FACTOR WON’T HELP CONGRESS: PARTY’S SECRET REPORT
• RAILWAY SETS MARCH 2019 DEADLINE TO REPLACE FATIGUED TRACKS
• Under pressure, KCR puts on hold bill to regulate Arab marriages
• ‘there is no sinGle Blue-print for pArentinG AdolesCent­s’
• Proposal to sprinkle water from choppers ‘impractica­l’
• BJP asks Mehbooba to walk the talk
• Water woes in Kashmir due to low river levels
• Kashmir lady gets trolled for opposing braid vigilantis­m in valley
• MAOISTS PlANNING MAjOR STRIkES IN CHHATTISGA­RH
• CBI FIR puts Siddaramai­ah government in a spot
• Pharmacist­s a roadblock for cheaper medicines through Jan Aushadhi stores
• ‘mediator’ sri sri starts ayodhya dialogue
• Centre, Chandrabab­u lock horns over irrigation project
• Violence against Dalits, inward migration may determine HP polls
• ‘Congress Charge best given to sCindia, Pilot’
• Tourism Ministry all set to launch Incredible India 2.0
• Poor girl from Bihar wins internatio­nal award
• Only three Indian brands among the ‘most attractive’
• Investimon­ial: Data-based portal aims to marry entreprene­urs with investors
• JFK FILEs rEVEaL soVIEt FEars, CUba’s gLEE, FbI warNINg oN LEE oswaLD
• Political inertia, cultural indifferen­ce make us a ‘fear society’
• Left Front in Kerala is in a political soup
• Politics oVer pm Visit to KedarnatH
• Man faces son-in-laW in HimacHal
• Rahul Gandhi: Past, Present and Future
• AyodhyA solution is A Win for All
• Catalan crisis tests EU’s limits
• Attorney General protests against judicial overreach
• The victory of the underdog
• The judiciary must tread with caution
• India-Pakistan: Is peace possible between two sworn adversarie­s?
• The Spiritual Couple
• Practise the ways of God’s kingdom
• Respect all religions
• France’s economic prospects grim, even as EU flounders
• Use Wagah to project India’s soft power
• Deputy pM santaMaria gets teMporary charge of catalonia
• Mattis says US can’t accept nuclear North
• Weary Icelanders go to polls
• Kenya’s re-poll still uncertain
• ‘Death to blasphemer­s’ echoes in Pakistan
• ROhINgyA ExOdUS tO bANglAdESh CONtINUES
• UK tired of lack of progress in EU negotiatio­ns
• Under pressure, KCR puts on hold bill to regulate Arab marriages
• BJP likely to win Himachal, but allows Congress to bounce back
• Air India disinvestm­ent gets flight ready
• HARDIK FACTOR WON’T HELP CONGRESS: PARTY’S SECRET REPORT
• INDIA AIM TO CLINCH SERIES AGAINST KIWIS
• We need to build on U-17 World Cup: Chhetri
• LOTS OF POSITIVES FOR INDIA DESPITE AN EARLY EXIT
• FIFA World Cup 2018 prize money increased
• How Hamilton managed to turn it around
• Everton show signs of life in defeat against Chelsea
• Klopp goes on the offensive as Liverpool continue to back him
• Mystery space object may be first confirmed interstell­ar visitor
• On stories and legends
• ‘She was an institutio­n in herself and the vacuum she has left, will never be filled’
• If blurring gender lines is a matter of concern...
• A look at Delhi through artists’ persepecti­ves
• ‘Stranger Things is a nice change for me after Pixar’
• Rememberin­g Fats Domino, the undisputed godfather of rock-’n’-roll
• INTERVIEW
• Facebook Live suicides highlight the risks associated with streaming
• Chess can offer a lot to the world of artificial intelligen­ce
• Tom Hanks’ debut collection of stories is quite like his films
• Aickman is the best kept secret of British literature
• This new trilogy by Philip Pullman is set in a captivatin­g universe
• ‘The idea of DSC Prize was to move beyond borders’
• Ethical case for abolishing all forms of surrogacy
• Averting death has serious repercussi­ons
• Vitamin D may reduce diabetes risk in children
• Wonder drug to prevent nerve damage by chemo
• Artificial Intelligen­ce will not replace humans anytime soon
• RAYMON LEGENDS SWITCH REVIEW JACK SHEPHERD Legends lose speed in the latest version
• What’s behind the mystery of high-pitched noises emitted by Google’s new Pixel 2?
• Stephen Hawking’s PhD thesis is available online
• Twitter will strengthen and overhaul paid-content policy
• Bill Gates and Steve Jobs seldom gave their kids modern gadgets
• AI should not be used to create digital super-intelligen­ce
• NEW TWITTER TRANSPAREN­CY CENTRE SOON
• Between Hollywood and the Korean film industry
• Television is very demanding: Zayed
• Here are all the films you just can’t afford to miss at DIFF
• Despite its blemishes, the film keeps you riveted Rukh
• A contempora­ry blend of textile craft and visual arts
• Trick or treat: How Delhi is gearing up for Halloween
• KOLAHOI: Wazwan From Kashmir
• Old-world charm is back on Machan’s menu
• IMPERIAL SPECIAL
• Renault Captur offers a mix of elegance and exclusivit­y
• Spotlight on artificial intelligen­ce, green cars at Tokyo Motor Show
• Uber users in UK will soon be able to add up to three stops to a trip
• Care for your skin with Organic Harvest’s kit
• Celebratin­g India’s global impact and importance in London

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