The Sunday Guardian - 2015-06-28

• RAJIV GANDHI HAD SECRET PACT WITH RSS LEADERS
• Delhi’s youth go Meow-Meow
• Scandal leaves Lalit Modi’s UK buddy Vaz unscathed
• DIsQUaLIFI­CatIoN threat haNGs oVer 21 aap mLas
• Narasimhan to defuse tensions in Hyderabad
• Centre rejects AP police stations in Hyderabad
• Centre assures ‘liberal’ J&K relief package
• INdIra’s Name dropped From ap IrrIGatIoN proJeCt
• Manjhi May settle for 40-odd seats
• Nitish campaign has an edge in Bihar
• Ambedkar’s works will be translated into Urdu
• BSP faceS an exoduS, SP, bJP are Set to benefit
• Delhi school fees amendments draw mixed reactions from officials, parents
• 6 witnesses take lie detector test in Sunanda case
• Lazy babus run scared of proactive prabhu
• BCCI-Modi letters over IPL show charges, counter-charges
• Vivek Nagpal owns offshore entity in British Virgin Islands
• NRI veNtuRe empoweRs caNceR patIeNts
• Scandal leaves Lalit Modi’s UK buddy Vaz unscathed
• French police arrest delivery man
• Greece calls for referendum on austerity demands
• 1975: A coup against liberty
• A stitch in time
• Reflection­s on an anniversar­y
• Gandhi’s grandson fails to see truth of Emergency
• We will progress in holy company
• We need Modivians, not Nehruvians
• Chequebook diplomacy runs Saudi foreign policy
• Don’t be fooled by worldly riches
• Fear of punishment prevents crime
• A start defines the entire day
• Time for a new Magna Carta
• Governance review needed for corrective­s
• RAJIV GANDHI HAD SECRET PACT WITH RSS LEADERS
• Saudi cash floods India to promote Wahhabism
• Delhi’s youth go Meow-Meow
• BJP ALLEGES CONGRESS, NCP MEMBERS GOT CHIKKI CONTRACTS
• China cuts interest rates again to support economy
• UPA-hurt company yet to be paid fully for CWG
• ‘BillioNs of dollars iNvestmeNt likely iN digital iNdia week’
• India aspire for victory against Aus
• ALL NOT WELL WITH TEAM INDIA : EXPERTS
• Tennis has come to expect the unexpected from Djokovic
• Cook seeks 2015 Ashes triumph
• GRAPHIC DETAILS
• Something rotten in the state of indie music journalism
• The mystique of Islamic calligraph­y
• The grandmaste­r of book design
• Ghaywan’s formula: Dream big, work hard, win Cannes
• The technology of touch and intimacy
• Charles Correa’s ‘architectu­re of relevance’ & the urban blueprint
• How a hate-mongering group gamed the Hugos
• The morality and the madness of Lynd Ward’s silent woodcuts
• The man behind the Big Nutbrown Hare
• The intellectu­al trajectory of a cultural czarina
• Code-breakers and spies in literature
• Dhruvmil Pandya: Living the footballer dream at Crystal Palace
• Shifting roles — Of growing up and not letting go
• Predictabl­e and unimaginat­ive fare
• Street artist Shepard Fairey finds Detroit arrest warrant ‘hilarious’
• Punyakoti: The inspiring story of India’s first Sanskrit animation film
• Neural networks help scientists understand creativity
• A free upgrade to Windows 10?
• Aural rockets from the city of chaos
• The flippant uncertaint­y of the modern music listening process
• The ‘uncontacte­d’ Amazonians
• Kindo: A medieval game you’re likely to lose
• Orange is the New Black: S03 is sharper & funnier
• Star Wars precursor to be crowdfunde­d
• IIFA Throwback: Notes from Kuala Lumpur
• These ‘wild tales’ about men aren’t pretty or flattering
• Pixar takes you to Wonderland, inside your head Inside Out
• Light bites: Salads are still the ultimate summer meal
• Noisy roads could increase risk of strokes
• The Augustine
• Bernard Beer Spa
• The Audi Q3 gets a smooth makeover with added features
• We need not eat like our Paleolithi­c ancestors
• Condoms that warn you about STIs
• Let festivals be more about wellness than hangovers
• Capital feast at the Gourmet Studio
• Young Pizzaprene­urs with the hottest pizza oven in town
• Bridge the protein gap with peanut butter

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