The Sunday Guardian - 2015-06-21

• RAHUL FOCUSES ON STRATEGY FOR A NO NAMO 2019
• Indian Railways completes historic passenger outreach programme
• ISI behind Sopore deaths, says IB
• AKHilesH’s men run amoK in u.p.
• ICC report against Pachauri stayed
• PDP unhappy with Centre’s flood relief package
• Ramzan food carnival will boost night shopping in Srinagar
• ISIS threat to Turkish bodies in India: IB
• Janata Parivar woos Left for Bihar polls, comrades wary
• Few takers for pension plan
• Undies with SIM cards, spy cams used in AIPMT copying racket
• Lamo controvers­y
• Friday’s rain brings back memories of 2005 deluge
• Mumbai hopes rain won’t wash out Yoga Day celebratio­ns
• Naidu will not quit, ready for showdown with kcr
• Plagiarism charges over 16 December-inspired show divide artists, gender activists
• I&B Ministry expands outreach
• Saudi-returned migrants spread extremism in west, south asia
• Modern Morocco focuses on all-round developmen­t, keeps tourists happy
• Booking Tatkal tickets yet to be tout-proof
• Yoga may help reduce blood pressure
• Secularism in Bangladesh is ‘religious neutrality’
• An army of history buffs re-enact Battle of Waterloo
• Church attacker planned college attack to kill more
• Cameron urges Muslims to curb extremism
• Terror strikes rose by 81% in 2014: Report
• Yoga in my family
• Pm modi, enforce Zero fault governance
• Poor judgement lets Sushma Swaraj down
• Wake up, PM Modi, it’s the Congress curse
• The Ultimate is beyond words
• Only performanc­e can change perception­s
• China’s artificial island is a matter of concern
• Love like Jesus in the family
• Flowers teach an eternal lesson
• Let all the blood run to your head
• ‘Gandhi’s coterie did not let Dalmia prevail upon Jinnah on Partition’
• It’s time to accept that India, China are not engaged in a cold war
• Entry level hiring picks up in e-commerce industry
• 4G’s smooth rollout will be challengin­g: Analysts
• Unions’ decision recognises deficit in pension fund: tAtA
• ECB boosts emergency funding as Greek banks bleed
• Asia working hard to achieve energy sustainabi­lity
• Indian Railways completes historic passenger outreach programme
• RAHUL FOCUSES ON STRATEGY FOR A NO NAMO 2019
• Yoga becomes popular in Pak
• TRADERS ARE COMING TOGETHER TO LAUNCH E-LALA
• India aim to draw level against Bangla
• HARBHAJAN STILL HAS SOME TRICKS UP HIS SLEEVE
• How the first Eleven opened the door to internatio­nal touring
• New Zealand reach 283-9 against England
• Shafiq hits century as Pakistan fight back
• IT IS IMPORTANT TO TAKE WICKETS UPFRONT: ROHIT
• INDIA’S TOP SHOT PUTTER INDERJEET CRIES FOR ATTENTION
• Without Neymar – Brazil revisit World Cup nightmare
• Neymar’s Copa America dream over after ban
• Time to overhaul Indian football
• ‘I just want to win championsh­ips’
• GENERATION YOGA
• Generation Yoga
• Donald Trump: The Republican ideal personifie­d
• Reunion concerts are a bad idea
• Rembrandt’s masterpiec­e restored to its former glory
• Ostentatio­us weddings to be a thing of the past in Kerala?
• Is the phenomenon of race dysphoria credible or ridiculous?
• The lost pursuit of sadness in the country’s ‘happiest metro’
• An Aussie burra sahib on sick leave in paradise
• Millar’s Soviet Man of Steel and his Stalinist brand of communism
• A round-up of recent environmen­tal books
• A stroll through Paris, with guest appearance­s aplenty
• Why the super-rich deserve your pity
• A new 50 Shades novel from Christian Grey’s POV
• Changing attitudes and a paradigm shift in the morality of sex
• Mango memoir: Tales of the forbidden fruit
• No grand romance to be found here
• The Dummies’ Guide to Wimbledon: The Big W and its eccentrici­ties
• Kolkata’s eco-warrior sets an example with his ‘green chariot’
• Stingrays are fake phone towers snooping on users nearby
• Facebook knows how slowly you read
• New social media for the music ‘scene’
• Doom all set for a gory, violent comeback
• The five R’s of Greendust: Repair, Recycle, Reuse, Reduce, Resell
• Can’t visit Mars, just fly to Hawaii
• The racing game we’ve been waiting for
• A historicis­t defence of the Game of Thrones series
• Emotional honesty is the highpoint of
• This sequel has little novelty to offer to film, or dance ABCD 2
• All’s well in boys’ paradise: it is time for babies and wedding bells Entourage
• Sporty and stylish: Update your yoga wardrobe
• A checklist of yoga festivals that you can attend from around the world
• Break for instant bliss: Yoga retreats you need to check out (and into)
• Four apps that promise to heal you, body and mind
• Eat fresh, eat healthy, go fully organic
• Premium hatch Jazz 2.0 has great interiors and mileage
• Is it possible to be both obese & healthy?
• Ethnic, not demure: Ad films & the modern woman
• Update your playlist of cat videos: They might be doing you some actual good

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