The Sunday Guardian - 2017-11-05

• IAS AND OTHER RANK HOLDERS FROM ‘CHEAT’ COP’S ALMA MATER UNDER SCANNER
• Over 24,000 clinical trial deaths in India in ten years
• ISI DIVIDES KASHMIR BETWEEN LET AND JAISH
• Illegal PlaceMent agencies MaKing delHi a Hotbed of HuMan trafficKin­g
• Teachers accuse MHRD of promoting private consultant­s
• 16 years on, nine Indian artefacts still in Singapore museum
• Muslim uNaNimity missiNg oN ram temPle CoNstruCti­oN
• ‘Congress vow for OBC quota bid for Patidars dubious’
• Tejashwi takes tea party route to woo Bihar
• Fake opinion polls swamp social media
• Protect retired ceo from tdp, ex-secretarie­s to ec
• UP CM Yogi weaves developmen­t into faith, plans year-long events
• Jagan will invoke YSR’s memory to gain ground
• Kolkata entreprene­ur generates drinking water from moisture
• Two killed in Bihar stampede
• Niti AAyog Must tAke stAkeholde­rs Along: rss’ lAbour wing
• 300 to 350 terrorists waiting to enter India from across LoC
• 80-year-old man still in detention despite court’s directions
• BJP working hard to make inroads in Kashmir and Muslim pockets of Jammu
• Money laundering: creative iMaginatio­n and expertise behind the contraband
• The Maharashtr­a case shows pitfalls of Aadhaar use
• GuHa talks patriotism
• Heart-warming ‘confession’ by Vp naidu
• ‘bHaratcoin is coming’
• Trump on way to japan as part of asia tour
• 31 sexual abuse cases against un personnel in three months
• Sister of New York attack suspect claims he may have been brainwashe­d
• China extends national anthem ‘disrespect’ law to Hong Kong
• Australian­s protest against emergency in detention camp
• Warrant against Puigdemont, calls for united front for independen­ce
• SPiDeRMan GaVin UnPOPULaR ChOiCe FOR Uk DeFenCe
• Nawazuddin Siddiqui and India’s Canutes
• TacKle infectious diseases on a war-footing
• Lanstoves, rural restaurant­s will reduce pollution in village households
• Modi is no ordinary politician, he is made of sterner stuff
• Prepare for spiritual elevation
• Probe dispassion­ately Islam’s spread in India
• Saudi Arabia’s NEOM: A bold vision or a pipe dream?
• Build life on what Jesus taught
• About praise and slander
• Do the right thinking
• English guilt turns Queen’s London into Caliph’s London
• UK education system must be protected from religious radicalisa­tion
• Kashmir civil society needs to defend the agenda of peace
• SAIL-Arcelor joint venture on track
• FSSAI focuses on ease of doing business
• At rs 290, tCI Is a good buy
• World Bank ranking is recognitio­n for our work: Modi
• Facebook aware of 270 mn fake accounts
• Apple fIrmly on track for $1 trIllIon valuatIon
• Over 24,000 clinical trial deaths in India in ten years
• I SUPPORT BUILDING OF RAM TEMPLE: SHIA WAQF BOARD PRESIDENT
• Retailers blocking ministry proposal of 24X7 shops
• ALL IAS AND OTHER RANK HOLDERS FROM ‘CHEAT’ COP’S ALMA MATER UNDER SCANNER
• ISI DIVIDES KASHMIR BETWEEN LET AND JAISH
• INDIA CONFIDENT TO WIN ASIA CUP TITLE
• Indian shooters excel at Commonweal­th meet
• GILCHRIST NAMES DHONI AS THE BEST IN BUSINESS
• Hailer shapes Frankfurt win over Bremen
• Sindhu accuses Indigo staff of ‘mistreatme­nt’
• JAMES VINCE CALLS ON MIDDLE ORDER TO SILENCE DOUBTERS
• Tottenham’s historic win over Real one of their best
• Martin luther king jr depcited in negative light in latest jfk assassinat­ion files
• Mirrors, cameras, colours
• Possibilit­y of helping to create a new scene in Indian music is exciting to me: Jeff Bhasker
• Fame, fortune and the extreme danger of technology goof-ups
• Looking back at the multitudes reflected in Sakti Burman’s extraordin­ary oeuvre
• Exploring public spaces as galleries in urban fest
• ‘In LA, I started out like everyone else, as an extra’
• Spacey unpardonab­ly conflated child abuse with homosexual­ity
• 7-year-old girl takes a train to the airport, boards flight without ticket
• From Sweden, with love: Memorial wall honours India’s Nobel laureates
• I reached for my phone and searched ‘human microbiome’
• The Oxford scholar who tried to liberate life from philosophy
• From the stillness of valleys to the chaos of village fairs
• Comedian Trevor Noah has written a memoir about sorrow
• Assamese author’s Odisha house is saved
• Karnad wins Lifetime Achievemen­t Award
• EU’s child-welfare rules and Europe’s ‘soft empire’ games
• Do ghosts keep an eye on the living world?
• Aspirin can cut the risk of developing cancer
• Artificial beta cells may help in treating diabetes
• 4G smartphone­s you can buy without breaking the bank
• WOLFENSTEI­N 2: THE NEW COLOSSUS JACK SHEPHERD Wolfenstei­n 2: Better physics, great writing
• A decent attempt by Xiomi to break out of the budget-smartphone pigeonhole
• Malware enables hackers to steal crypto-currency
• Riding on iPhone X wave, Apple rakes in the revenues
• The brave new world of social media and its impact on the law
• Microsoft’s ‘mixed reality’ smartglass reaches Europe
• ‘I make films that actively engage the audiences’
• I’m a big fan of Kalki’s work: Hrithik
• This is easily the best of the three Thor films Thor: Ragnarok
• Rhythms of metropolit­an life and family drama Ribbon
• What’s making Bollywood’s publicity machine lose pace?
• ‘I strive to keep the art of weaving and handloom alive’
• Masters of spices: Top chefs honoured with ICF awards
• ELP fest: The perfect hangout for food lovers
• Mahindra Mojo Mountain Trail: Journey of a lifetime
• Maruti Suzuki has plans to make electric cars: R.C. Bhargava
• Ahead of a world record bid, ‘Bloodhound’ car holds its first public trial
• Neeta working on a fusion wedding dress
• India through images at a show with many visual, emotional highs

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