The Sunday Guardian - 2013-06-16

• SPLIT IMMINENT AS BJP RESISTS NITISH DEMAND
• IIT professor counters communalis­m with maths, science
• Split imminent as BJP resists Nitish demand
• Foreign women travellers opt for female guides
• Sexual harassment case against DU college principal
• Defunct cables cause outages in East Delhi
• Cabinet minister ordered allocation, says Dasari
• Nitish banks on caste calculatio­ns, muslims
• The young want BJP UP seniors to relax
• Delhi BJP still waiting for CM candidate
• VHP will revive Ram temple movement
• Anandiben will take charge in Gujarat
• Ib unhappy cbi playing politics in ishrat case
• India may raise data mining issue with US
• Racism grounds two Indians flying Easyjet
• DRDO chief wants FDI in defence R&D
• Modi raised BJP success in HP, Haryana
• CBI watches three Jharkhand babus
• Dasari scripted his revival as minister
• Police seek red corner notice against Dawood
• IAF to witness major reshuffle this month
• Mamata silent as gruesome barasat rape stirs bengal
• US Congress report recognises LET as a proxy of Pak ISI
• Inconsiste­nt policy leads to lobbying for foreign secy post
• Maharashtr­a police officer is a vet and singer
• Snowden proved to us that we do not have privacy
• Saudi king annuls holiday as Syria crisis deepens
• Reformist Wins iran polls
• Mecca Holy Mosque revamp to be completed before Ramzan
• Shunned by brits, indian’s descendant Will rule u.k.
• China investigat­es counterfei­t European wines, mulls import curbs
• The calm eye of an expanding storm
• Roar, don’t squeak, mr pm
• It’s a summer of civil wars
• Going against the current proved Advani’s undoing
• Advani has done a huge favour to the UPA
• A teacher must be establishe­d in
• Internal snooping causes anxiety in US
• Be invisible to greed and anger
• Empty hands seek the fountain of life
• A camel is a sign of God
• China gets India-japan ache
• Why Turkey’s Erdogan doesn’t get it
• Did modi know advani ‘hath so much blood in him’?
• Upmarket south Mumbai malls face major slump
• Rise in import duty increases gold smuggling
• India hopes to edge out bangla, get business from walmart
• India is weakest link in Asian markets
• Nehru Place gets India’s first 24-hour tech store
• Rupee expected to stabilise and trade above 55 against dollar
• India pushes for visibility in Arctic
• India, pak in talks over gas supply
• Sharif’s first budget caters to corporates
• Hyatt opens new world class hotel in Gurgaon
• Gaming industry faces slump but E3 trade show continues
• India skittle out Pakistan for 165
• JADEJA IS NO MORE A BITS AND PIECES ALL-ROUNDER
• ‘Dhoni should dissociate from Rhiti’
• Jose Mourinho returns to Chelsea older, wiser, richer... but still hungry
• WARNER WILL RETURN BEFORE THE ASHES
• Bhaskar the unsung hero of Indian football
• The deeply seductive twin worlds of Iain and Iain M Banks
• A study in masculinit­y and its forms
• Ringo Starr puts up ‘Beatlemani­a’ show
• Gastro-gallivanti­ng: Culinary capers in Calcutta
• The battle of epic proportion­s: Who will win Delhi — Maa or Maama?
• Closing a chapter with a resounding thump
• Octopus’s Garden, now as a children’s book
• In the famine-ravaged fields of Bangla, we are all Mujib
• Barbara Pym and the innately memorable lives of others
• ‘Punctuatio­n Nazis’ on the prowl for serial offenders
• In support of young social entreprene­urs
• Campaign targets violent, antiwomen content on social media
• Don’t ‘Lemp’ it, there’s more to Gurgaon than
• Designs on Facebook: Where a sale is just a click away
• Ruminating on the politics of food in an overcrowde­d world
• The accidental anthem that had Congressme­n bumping
• Black Sabbath back with classic line-up
• Microsoft’s Reddit antics bring glare on reputation management
• An innovative killfest with the right moves
• FDA warns doctors about cyber-attacks
• Noir nugget shows early glimpse of Nawazuddin
• Vodafone S III is worth a shot
• An invaluable resource for independen­t filmmakers
• New Mac Pro model offers raw power, sleek design
• Apple ‘didn’t care’ about e-book prices
• Deepika Padukone breaks free of Brad Pitt syndrome
• To make a short story long Fukrey
• Steel goes soft Man of Steel
• Truth will come out: Zarina Wahab
• Not just the loving grandfathe­r: The other countenanc­e of Caine
• Julie Delpy & Ethan Hawke on film’s longest love story
• Handcrafte­d mini-treats in a city of humdrum delights
• Tomorrowla­nd’s next big duo, Wolfpack performs live in Delhi
• Will I succumb to my situation like Jiah Khan?
• ‘Keep calm’ & wait for the fad to fade, just like the others did
• Sometimes good food with no frills attached is what you need
• Psy-funk and all things ‘Absolutely Essential’

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