The Hindu - 2017-11-12

• Illegal phone exchanges thriving on SIM boxes
• ‘Govt. will work to remove 28% GST slab’
• Mention case only before CJI, says SC
• Modi may meet Trump tomorrow
• Houses in tank area caused flooding: CM
• We back single rate, says Rahul
• Education, an uphill task for Udumanpara­i tribals
• Moving ahead, she wants to go back and help her villagers
• MUSIC DANCE DRAMA MISCELLANE­OUS
• Teenager breaks free from bonded labour after 3-year ordeal
• Land acquisitio­n delaying reservoir: CM
• 9 detained under Goondas Act
• Metro Rail work causing new cracks
• Artefact at Louvre raises doubt
• Plea to shift Thoraipakk­am toll plaza
• One held for selling pirated DVDs
• Girl found abandoned in Tambaram
• Project to treat children
• ‘Poverty not uni-dimensiona­l’
• Now, Simbu sings on note ban woes
• Northern coastal districts to get heavy rain till Tuesday
• French MP reaches out to diaspora
• CMC student develops app to measure radiation
• ‘Dengue cases have come down in Tiruvannam­alai’
• First mall in UT set for launch today
• CPI (M) demands recall of Bedi
• Lok Adalat on Nov. 15
• Jewellery owner’s premises searched
• Power shutdown
• Oulgaret municipali­ty swings into action as rainwater inundates areas
• Politicall­y motivated, says Dhinakaran
• ‘Citizens’ callous attitude to blame for spread of dengue’
• Suspicion of fidelity, shaming spouse, grounds for divorce: HC
• Govt. must redeem properties of transport corporatio­ns, says Stalin
• ‘Implement POCSO Act effectivel­y’
• Searches continue at tea estate
• 742 advocates barred from practising
• It’s about time Congressme­n nurtured a fighting spirit, says Chidambara­m
• ‘Operation Clean Money’ in State nearing completion
• State government­s come up with dedicated policies for start-ups
• ‘Children born to Muslim couple before marriage not legal heirs’
• Weather Watch
• 7 policemen suspended in Tirunelvel­i
• 14 idols unearthed at temple complex
• Tea estate worker injured by gaur
• 3 prison inmates threaten suicide
• Darts deliver medicines to ailing tusker
• Gauri Lankesh murder probe to conclude in ‘weeks’
• Kerala govt. move on TDB triggers a row
• Idukki MP denies buying land
• Thousands take part in ABVP rally
• Upendra proposes interview for candidates
• ONGC plugs gas leakage in Adavipalem pipeline
• Glory of Kakatiya-era temple unveiled
• Ryan student confesses, says he wanted exams postponed at any cost
• Doctor suspended for dengue post on FB
• Maharashtr­a legislator shouts at Shah Rukh
• Sent to judicial custody
• Plane makes emergency landing after pilot falls ill
• Can’t risk women’s safety: AAP
• 14 striking doctors arrested in Rajasthan
• Amul boards Indian Railways via Twitter
• Screen Padmavati before expert panel: protesters
• Fake fertilizer racket busted in Uttar Pradesh
• Odd-even scheme called off after NGT issues riders
• Terror accused coordinate­d on social media, say police
• Independen­t Kashmir not a reality: Farooq
• Who met Sharma? Many in Valley feel left out
• ‘Biswa Bangla not a private entity, it is 100% govt. owned’
• Oral mentions only before CJI, says Registry circular
• Congress needs to buck up, says AAP
• BJP confident of win, says Javadekar
• Cong. has anti-Gujarat DNA, says Nirmala
• For Rahul, it’s jobs, GST and prayers
• Paswan vs Mevani: BJP casts eye on Dalit vote
• Alwaleed bin Talal, a prince under arrest
• 9 November 2017
• The lowdown on the fight against criminal MPs
• Did a founder exit Mamata’s party?
• Chennai, during the northeast monsoon
• The virtue and practice of toleration
• Outrage and opposition are not the same
• The most haunted fort in India
• The smog in the living room
• IIT Hyderabad develops novel skin patch for constant drug release
• Can gene drive wipe out all mosquitoes?
• IIT Bombay’s very low power water filter
• Bonnet macaques losing their ground in south India
• Mean fungus
• Bonobo samaritan
• Outsized otter
• Pigeon Alarm
• Defying death
• Fruit fly code
• Forget curtains, switch to smart windows
• Stents are not the magic wand
• Tall claim
• Seeing the light
• Healing, with medicine and money
• Stress hormones may act against lung cancer drugs
• What is the Pacific shadow-zone?
• Biomarker for early detection of Alzheimer’s
• There’s a link between alcohol use and adolescent insomnia
• Financial stress can put your heart at risk
• Obese and anorexic women have low ‘allo’
• Towards the flame
• Learning it right
• Field work
• The Written World: How Literature Shaped History
• The Inheritors: Stories of Entreprene­urship and Success
• The Bengalis: A Portrait of a Community
• God: A Human History
• Butterfly Politics
• Inside a doomed campaign
• Sri Lankan batsmen spend quality time in the middle
• ‘Negotiatin­g Ashwin and Jadeja main challenge’
• Sania to decide on surgery in a month
• Federer, Nadal see no need for change
• Rublev to clash with Chung
• Belarus level with US
• Dhoni inaugurate­s academy in UAE
• Naazaan fancied
• Spirit And Truth triumphs
• RANJI SCORES
• Haresh Pandya passes away
• TNCA league matches postponed
• Hat-trick by Ashwath
• Bhaskar will assist Qureshi, says AIFF
• Fresh setback for Bale
• Overton impresses in England’s win over CA XI
• Dhruv finishes 14th in bowling World Cup
• Brazil and France impress in friendlies
• Odisha capitalise­s on TN’s largesse
• No need to panic, says Buffon
• Mercedes team robbed at gunpoint
• Bottas on pole, Hamilton crashes
• Senegal books a ticket to Russia
• Sweden has the edge over Italy
• Sen brothers eye Mission 2020
• Srikanth pulls out of China Open
• Pungaliya and Banthia advance
• Jaqueline triumphs
• Randhawa shares lead at Manila Masters
• Lahiri eyes another top-10 finish
• US star Solo accuses Blatter of sexual assault
• PKL-5 final, India’s highest rated non-cricket event on TV
• Michele Thomson moves to the top
• Paes-Purav duo enters the final
• Ekal Sansthan to open 60 schools in Lahaul-Spiti district
• War veterans’ remains to be buried in France
• Ensuring right of way for elephants
• GE laying off employees ahead of overhaul
• Chief Justice of Bangladesh resigns
• SC comes to the aid of constructi­on workers
• Asia-Pacific nations to ink deal without U.S.
• Shillong festival fades, as cherry blossoms fail to appear
• Frogs with missing eyes, extra limbs alarm scientists
• Elephant corridors in India threatened, says study
• Pakistan national detained in Rajasthan
• Woman killed in U.P., honour killing suspected
• One killed, 4 injured as bus falls into river in U.P.
• Bangladesh CJ resigns amid criticism over verdict
• Another MP in Australia coalition resigns
• North Korea brands Trump a ‘warmonger’
• Assault on last IS-held Iraq pocket
• Musharraf forms ‘grand alliance’ of 23 parties
• Saudi-led strikes hit Ministry in Yemen capital
• Pro-independen­ce Catalans to hold protest
• Iran pilot dies after fighter jet crashes: report
• Claims of Russian meddling in U.S. vote fantasies: Putin
• Pacific trade deal reached, sans U.S.
• Museum removes Nazi-themed exhibit
• Israel downs Syrian drone over Golan
• U.S. media mogul accused of rape
• Thousands commemorat­e Arafat in Gaza
• 7 terror suspects remanded in custody
• Rain to bring relief in smog-hit Pakistan
• American millennial­s find succour in socialism
• Case of missing Lebanese PM stirs West Asian tensions
• Venezuelan financial crisis widens
• Hands off social media, Afghans tell government
• And then they came for journalist­s
• A movement to ‘decolonise’ curricula
• Haunted by the memories of a lost war
• China’s charm offensive in Forbidden City
• The valley of honey
• The demonetisa­tion knock
• Borrowers gain, savers lose
• Taxing time for taxpayers
• Joint redevelopm­ent of your property
• Reviving life insurance policies
• Take care around your retirement
• PayPal launches domestic payments
• Paytm offers direct bank payment
• Bharat 22 ETF opens on Nov 15
• L&T Q2 net rises 27%, order inflow declines 8%
• JSW, Lodha eye Jaypee projects in Noida
• TI Financial Holdings net profit rises 84%
• HSIL profit declines 19.7%
• Britannia Q2 net rises 11.5% to ₹261 crore
• Sovereign Gold Bond rate at ₹2,961 per gram
• Adani Power posts profit on higher revenue
• ‘Need better start-up policy execution’
• Kent’s Noida plant to be ready by July
• Singapore Air invests $850 million in redesignin­g Airbus A380 cabins
• ‘India can lend LEED-certified consultant­s to the world’
• Cotton arrivals pick up, CCI intervenes to stabilise prices
• AccorHotel­s plans to bring global brands to India
• ‘ONGC aims to complete HPCL acquisitio­n by March’
• HDFC Life mops up ₹8,695 crore from IPO
• HCL gets nod for JV with MECL, NALCO
• Dena Bank Q2 net loss widens to ₹185 crore
• ‘Big drop in Assam tea output’
• ‘Low FII inflows to keep bond yields high’
• GE cutting staff ahead of CEO Flannery’s Monday overhaul
• Blue, brown and greens
• U.S. MLPs poised for bounce, but could be short-lived
• Hasbro makes fresh approach to buy Mattel
• Amazon seeks staff in Europe insurance push
• Uber loses U.K. appeal bid on workers’ rights
• China shopping festival smashes record
• New ‘Star Wars’ trilogy raises hopes after Disney results miss target
• China Literature must rally an army of Harry Potters
• How to prescribe the right diagnosis
• A case for idli-dosa as the national food
• The right way and the wrong way
• Music for the seniors
• A strangenes­s in our MINDS
• Before we shut up, I want to see how much we can speak: Orijit Sen
• An artist borrows techniques used by cinema billboard painters to add drama to his work
• Chimes of change
• A voice in the wilderness
• Louvre Abu Dhabi rises
• Some magic, some tragic, some sans logic
• The alien and the inspiratio­n
• The rot beneath the sheen
• Conflicted like Karna
• Big cat’s in the well
• Many shades of a blue economy
• New orangutan species in Sumatra
• Poaching impacts Africa’s economy
• Delhi not the most polluted north Indian city
• Shiny science and 100 years of emulsion
• Hide-and-seek with Salim M
• Easy like Sunday morning
• Making tea or watching TV?
• THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD NO. 2969
• Duchamp’s Fountain at 100
• Careful play
• Enduring transience
• In the republic of letters
• The country-bottled man
• Go East, my hearties
• ‘The deal is off,’ said Biryani Bhai
• ‘Anyone with hands is suspect’
• To Dostoyevsk­y, with love
• Postcards from Bharat
• A joy, a depression, a meanness
• Tell Me a Long, Long Story
• Diamonds Are For All
• The Legend of Kuldhara
• Durgeshnan­dini
• First translatio­n of the Gita
• Life’s nice with spice
• Disgrace by J.M. Coetzee
• Art from a pot
• The place of laughter and forgetting

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