The Sunday Guardian - 2018-06-24

• TRUMP AND XI LOCK HORNS OVER GLOBAL PRIMACY
• President Trump’s immigratio­n policy gives me hope I may see my daughter again
• ED revives AgustaWest­land case after fresh leads
• National diGital liBrary aiMs to add 3cr users in a year
• Football fans in Kolkata divided between Argentina and Brazil
• Congress will use civil society, NGOs in states going to polls
• CIC green light to DU law students
• NCS yet to show good results
• ‘No oNe CaN Stop BJp froM retaiNiNg power iN Mp’
• Congress, BJP eyeing regional parties in Mizoram
• BJP will drop many non-performing MLAs in MP
• Big Brother No More
• Nirmala’s husband may stay away from tdp
• Mamata, Kumaraswam­y’s ‘no’ forced Naidu to drop Niti Aayog walkout plan
• Bihar Cong ready to cede space to allies, may contest eight seats
• Governor Vohra asks Army to limit collateral damage in Kashmir
• Jammu bJp mla warns Journalist­s
• BJP demands CBI investigat­ion into political killings in West Bengal
• Cabinet reshuffle expected before monsoon session
• Maintain separate racks for generic medicines: DCGI
• SIkkIm’s ORgANIc FARmINg DELUsIONs
• DGCA got 33,000 complaints against airlines in three years
• ION ExchANgE cAN gO Up TO Rs 525 IN ONE yEAR
• TRuMp and Xi loCk hoRns oVER gloBal pRiMaCy
• ‘Slaves’ in police force dare to revolt in Left-ruled Kerala
• These braveheart­s brought pride, glory to Delhi Police
• DEcoDING PRaNabDa NoT Easy
• DEmaND RIsEs FoR GuJJaR REGImENT
• Freedoms are essential for economic growth
• Modi’s four productive years
• A timely course correction in Kashmir
• Restoring order top priority in Kashmir
• Sanyas, a joyous mental renunciati­on
• Got some dirty money? Why not use the Laundromat?
• MEA must move beyond Nehruvian past
• You get what you give
• One-sided reporting
• Only needs can be satisfied
• It’s time to reclaim Aurangzeb’s Kashmir
• Centre gets opportunit­y to bring peace to J&K
• Delete Pak from Kashmir equation
• U.S. SUSpendS training exerciSeS with S. Korea
• ‘Russia using World Cup to bury bad news’
• UN condemns harassment of women at World Cup
• Democrats accused of exploiting toddler photo
• Thousands march to demand new Brexit vote
• Donald Trump declares North Korea a ‘threat’
• NRIs unhappy with UK’s visa faux pas
• Grenade attacK at ethiopian pm’s rally, one Killed
• Saudi Women Gear up for neW freedom as drivinG ban ends
• ED REVIVES AGUSTAWEST­LAND CASE AFTER FRESH LEADS
• President Trump’s immigratio­n policy gives me hope I may see my daughter again
• KCR tells ministers polls may be in NovemberDe­cember
• SP ORTS Two each for Hazard, Lukaku as Belgium thump Tunisia 5-2
• Impressive Mexico close in on last 16, with convincing win over South Korea
• NIGERIA’S ‘LIONEL MUSA’ NOT ARGENTINA’S GUY
• Neymar’s tear sums up Brazil’s emotional fragility
• ICELAND MUST TURN DEFENCE INTO ATTACK TO KEEP WC DREAM ALIVE
• ‘Hockey’s history speaks for its national status’
• Champions Trophy: India humiliate below par Pakistan
• Lakmal will lead Sri Lanka vs West Indies
• Murray to prep for Wimbeldon at Eastbourne
• Vikram Seth giving ‘final touches’ to his long-awaited sequel, A Suitable Girl
• These days, people just love getting angry for no reason at all
• Japanese porcelain artist aims to introduce ‘Aritayaki’ to India
• An exhibition that celebrates the subtle yet impactful beauty of minimalism
• ‘It was through music that I fell in love with the natural world’
• Irish history and the question of abortion
• Royal Ascot 2018 ‘style guide’ makes socks compulsory for all male guests
• British mum dresses her two-yearold twins in World Cup outfits
• A restaurant in China went bankrupt because of its all-you-can-eat scheme
• INTERVIEW
• The Indian maestro and his mastery of Western music
• Mystery surroundin­g the haunted bridges
• Constant mental stress can hamper vision
• India’s first newspaper and its anti-imperialis­t exposés
• This is where to start if you’re looking for comedy in literature
• Microsoft looking to boost its AI capabiliti­es
• All-in-one PCs: Computing made personal once again
• Amazon’s Alexa has now become virtual assistant to NASA scientists
• ‘It has become so difficult to make people laugh’
• Female actors are still stereotype­d: Das
• It’s difficult for a woman to be a filmmaker: Sara Driver
• All-female cast fails to salvage this thriller Ocean’s 8
• A delightful and enticing superhero film Incredible­s 2
• Delhi motorway that greets commuters with vibrant street art and vivid murals
• Fashion world’s big five and their Spring/Summer lines
• Single malts are becoming the exclusive toast of the town
• Singapore’s coolest bar holds trial run in Delhi
• Luxury SUV space gets more competitiv­e with the BMW X3
• It was 1969 all over again at the Stones’ Twickenham gig

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