The Hindu - 2017-03-19

• Yogi Adityanath is new CM of U.P.
• Car racer Ashwin, wife killed in accident
• 13 get life sentence in Maruti violence case
• Trivendra Singh Rawat sworn in
• A hard Hindutva face of BJP
• Deepa determined to contest byelection
• We won’t allow dam projects, says CM
• Justice Karnan claims full support from BSP chief Mayawati
• Two low-intensity blasts in Agra, terror angle ruled out
• Two missing clerics reunited with their relatives in Karachi
• FARM LOAN WAIVER, THE FIRST CHALLENGE
• Water sources aplenty, but city still thirsty
• Volunteers add depth to conservati­on efforts
• The cloud seeding myth
• What is likely to have gone wrong
• ‘Speeding could have led to loss of control’
• It was all over in the blink of an eye
• ‘Use good speed governors’
• ‘Ashwin was not into partying, drinking’
• Traffic congestion the only bane
• Traffic hit after damage to Elephant Gate bridge
• Postal dept. intensifie­s drive to popularise savings account
• Valluvar Kottam set to become cleaner, brighter
• LPG cylinders seized
• Marine Officers Sports Circle Foundation launched
• Record car volumes at KPL
• Screening of Sivaji Ganesan’s film
• Convocatio­n at Saveetha University
• Chilling evidence of slave trade
• ‘Stop dumping garbage on vacant plots’
• Villupuram-Vellore train flagged off
• ‘AIADMK may outdo DMK’s Tirumangal­am formula’
• Stalin to release 3-volume history of DMK
• PWF in crisis as CPI(M) declares bypoll candidate
• Confident of securing ‘two leaves’ symbol: OPS
• RSS council meeting begins today
• CM springs a surprise in home town
• Rameswaram fishermen back in sea
• Now, apps and websites to beat examinatio­n blues
• PFC grants ₹9,128 cr. for Uppur power plant
• TEDA bids for 50 MW solar power
• ‘Varsity appointmen­ts need to be transparen­t’
• NEET preparatio­ns online
• Child’s body found in well
• 23 arrested in lottery scam
• BIS event on steel products
• 14 killed in vehicle pile-up
• Marking empowermen­t with ‘sindoor’
• Faizal is LDF nominee in Malappuram
• H1N1 scare: Bengaluru British Library shut
• Girl’s suicide: demand for narco analysis
• Dalit bodies seek action against A.P. Minister
• Leopard scare grips residents near Kannur
• Baahubali audio release on March 26
• 1.04 cr hit by arsenic contaminat­ion in Bengal
• Health policy wants public hospitals certified for quality
• Punjab vows to end VIP culture, crack down on drugs
• No surprises in Maharashtr­a budget
• Meteorolog­ist Sikka passes away
• Three held in Punjab for sex determinat­ion tests
• Sentencing in Ajmer blast case put off again
• Naxalites kill abducted villager, let off 3 others
• A hard Hindutva face of BJP
• ‘Polls a battle to stop BJP’s onslaught’
• Terror suspect held in Tripura
• Right wing scared of thought: Yechury
• Cong., BJP spar over U.P. CM choice
• 1.6-billion-year-old fossil find puts life into Indian geologist’s theories
• Narada sting accused should go: Opposition
• PM’s Moscow plan gets set
• POSCO willing to return land
• Let’s reach out to victims, says CJI
• JNU Centres will receive UGC funding
• Five Maoists killed in Chhattisga­rh
• Indian envoy meets Chinese soldier
• Govt. to build toilets in 1 lakh madrassas
• Preet Bharara the exit of a Wall Street baiter
• 9 March 2017
• Tamil Nadu in the cycle of drought and floods
• The lowdown on India’s plan to eliminate TB by 2025
• the World Bank is keen on resolving Indus divide
• Why literature is the answer to fundamenta­lism
• A simple bicycle and the complex practice of democracy
• Peace and belonging in an ancient land
• What to do if you can’t hate a Pakistani
• Turn to music to keep your brain fit
• CCMB researcher­s control weight and fat gain in animals
• Telescope upgrade to sniff out solar storms
• Flexing nanotech to prevent steel corrosion
• Penguin homebodies
• Geomagneti­c storms
• Biological clocks
• Easy exercise
• Talking chimps?
• Sleeper T cells exposed
• Need stents? Skip a beat no more
• Clinical benefit yes, cost-benefit no?
• The TB time bomb
• What is a ‘vernal window’?
• How much a good sleep is worth
• Shaped by the climate
• The ‘why’ of OCD
• On a crust hunt
• They have the healthiest hearts
• A hundred blows of indifferen­ce
• Fractured network
• A plea against prejudice
• Story of a transition
• Islands in Flux: The Andaman and Nicobar Story Pankaj Sekhsaria HarperColl­ins India ₹299
• Ayya’s Accounts: A Ledger of Hope in Modern India Anand Pandian & M.P. Mariappan Tranquebar/Westland Books ₹399
• Sensemakin­g: What Makes Human Intelligen­ce Essential in the Age of the Algorithm Christian Madsbjerg Hachette India ₹599
• Final Solution: The Fate of The Jews 1933-49 David Cesarani Pan Macmillan ₹599
• What the Nation Really Needs to Know: The JNU Nationalis­m Lectures Rohit Azad, Janaki Nair, Mohinder Singh, Mallarika Sinha Roy HarperColl­ins ₹299
• Pujara’s ton forms the fulcrum of the India innings
• A return to uncovered pitches will change the face of our cricket
• ‘I thought the shot was on’
• Dhoni fails to stop Bengal
• Shastri’s Vijay prediction
• Maxwell ‘antics’ don’t bother India
• CoA gets set for SC action on Monday
• Advantage Bangladesh
• Balaji wins Bengaluru leg
• Dream spell by Godson
• Capo De Capi runs away with Bangalore Juvenile Million
• No selection headache ahead of Uzbekistan match: Zeeshan Ali
• Timeless, Summer Rays fancied
• Third-time lucky? Balaji hopes so
• Maharaj’s six sets up three-day win for SA
• Surya Shekar wins Other placings: Team event: 1. IOC ‘A’ (12 Match Points), 2. BPCL (10), 3. ONGC ‘A’ (8).
• ENGAGEMENT­S
• Pro- and anti-Wenger fans duke it out
• Mathews out of ODI series, Tharanga captain
• Ashwin Sundar’s death leaves fraternity shocked
• Dawson double downs Arsenal
• Holder Services stunned by Meghalaya
• Pelicans topple Rockets
• Prannoy bows out in quarterfin­als
• Yuki Bhambri loses in semifinals
• Ashwin’s titles
• Japan bt Australia 2-1 [Keisuke Saitoh bt Stefan Storch 6-1, 6-3; Fumiya Hoshino lost to Rinky Hijakata 4-6, 6-4, 6-2; Tomoya Ikeda & Fumiya Yoshino bt Ken Cavrak & Stefan Storch 6-4, 6-4]. 1. Japan, 2. Australia, 3. Chinese Taipei, 4. China, 5. Korea, 6
• Svetlana Kuznetsova bt Karolţna Pliskova 7-6(5), 7-6(2), Elena Vesnina bt Kristina Mladenovic 6-3, 6-4.
• ‘Garadi manes’ muscle their way back to popularity
• Bilateral exercises give fresh push to India’s strategic ties
• This ‘Merchant’ has a heart of gold
• India’s longest road tunnel all set to ease travel in J&K
• BSF to probe death of 3 civilians
• It is app-based taxis vs. local operators in Kerala
• Donald Trump Jr. is his own kind of Trump
• Indian injured in Brussels blasts eager to fly
• People of Venezuela scramble for bread
• Bitcoin’s use may go up, but it is not a substitute for normal currency
• Man shot dead after seizing soldier’s gun at Paris Orly airport
• We did not understate losses, Air India says on CAG’s observatio­ns
• Mills urge Centre to curb sugar imports
• 40 Somali refugees killed in air strike
• Gang selling expired medicines busted
• Mother of two killed for not bearing male child
• ‘Islamic State’ poster found in Bihar district
• Five on footboard hurt as goods train scrapes past
• Merkel-Trump meet low on personal rapport
• UN official quits over pressure to withdraw Israel report
• President persists with phone wiretap claims
• Ready to come out of the woods, says Hillary
• Panel to probe U.S. media groups in Russia
• U.S., China to work together on N. Korea
• Syrian rebels begin leaving Homs after deal
• Amid challenges, Pakistan moves ahead with census
• From a Taliban stronghold to the sets of ‘Afghan Star’
• Chechnya’s first daughter shows off fashion collection
• G20: Climate pledge dropped
• Former Iran President’s daughter jailed
• Israel retaliates, strikes Hamas targets in Gaza
• Bangladesh police shoot suspected militant
• Speaking up for a tolerant Britain
• A touch of recycling, Japanese style
• China’s obsession with flying machines
• Clash of the insurgents in France
• Can trade impact your love life?
• Converts to the birdsong
• Buy in or back away?
• Dividends out, buybacks in
• Cash doesn’t spell buybacks
• Should you buy SBI Life’s policies?
• Giving away, systematic­ally
• Plan to increase gratuity limit
• F&O launched on S&P BSE Sensex 50
• 2% increase in DA
• Higher returns push reach of CPSE ETF
• Andrew Yule revives pollution control equipment business
• IOC’s Paradip-Hyderabad pipeline awaits clearances
• Bed maker Hastens to expand
• Ministry to grade Coal India mines
• ‘Solar capacity to cross 20GW in next 15 months’
• ‘Keep in India’ may help retain domestic data
• Centre may relax norms for multibrand retail
• ‘No precision in aged structure’
• ‘MFs may offset volatile foreign flows’
• McDonald’s India urges users to update app
• GM Pens in technology pact with German firm
• Coal India to float EoI for coal-to-liquid project
• Marico buys 45% stake in Zed Lifestyle
• T.N., Telangana, M.P. to issue UDAY bonds
• Finance firms embrace cloud, ‘fat fingers’ notwithsta­nding
• Small-cap gains seen limited
• Tight-fisted bosses face pay reckoning in Japan
• Airbnb aims to double African customers in 2017
• AT&T’s $85.4 bn. Time Warner deal wins EC nod
• Toshiba offers memory chip shares as collateral
• Apple to add two more R&D centres in China
• Wall St. bonuses to see first uptick since 2009
• “H Nothing really frivolous about them
• Pushy, street-smart enterprise­s, these
• Food and memories
• How engineers reflect, unwind on Friday night
• Two wheels, four wheels and then the two feet
• The science behind the squeak of basketball shoes and violins
• Is that Yayoi Kusama selfie worth the wait?
• Helping sea lions in Alaska with a few clicks
• Video games promote sexism among teenagers, says study
• Brain imbalance linked to impulsive FB posts
• The Walking Dead to be aired for years to come
• Rodin masterpiec­e to go under the hammer
• Cold snap kills cherry blossoms in Washington

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