The Sunday Guardian - 2021-11-21

• PAKISTAN PUBLIC MOOD DARKENS ABOUT PRC DESPITE GHQ EFFORTS
• BSF’S extended jurisdicti­on meant to tackle drone threat, smuggling
• SMALLER PRIVATE SCHOOLS SHUT DOWN DURING PANDEMIC
• Aam Admi Party’s poll focus is on states’ ‘basic issues’, not caste, religion
• Liquor shortage in Delhi leads to black marketeeri­ng
• Covid hits ‘low-budget’ private school teachers
• PM MODI’S ‘MASTERSTRO­KE’ LEAVES OPPOSITION CLUELESS
• Ashok Gehlot will reward loyalists in Cabinet rejig
• 21-year-old educated Bangalore girl becomes a in Bihar
• CHINA CLOSELY WATCHING INDIA THEATRE COMMAND MOVES
• Hunar Haat fest showcases art, crafts from across nation
• ‘Job crisis, depression behind increase in suicides’
• Civilians’ bodies exhumed to douse locals’ anger
• Time to separate genuine NGOS from ‘anti-national’ ones
• BJP EYES PANCHAYATS FOR UTTARAKHAN­D ELECTIONS
• Climate change blamed for fall in saffron production in Kashmir
• IAF gets more unconventi­onal places to operate from
• Prevention better than cure: Your annual physical exam is important
• CHINESE ZERO-COVID STRATEGY VS INDIAN DEMOCRATIC COVID STRATEGY
• Undefined boundary at the core of India-china troubled ties
• A reconsider­ation of restraint in an era of excess
• Japan’s Royal Family must embrace change
• INDIA SHARES A COMMON DNA
• Decoding the CCP: BRI means Bribery and Repression Initiative
• Politics of untwining farm laws
• Odisha bringing in educationa­l transforma­tion
• Victimisat­ion of privatiser­s will affect growth
• My tryst with Africa
• Varsha on Pravarshan mountains: Part 4
• The key to happiness
• Jesus heals the broken hearted
• The fruit of honest labour
• Expand ambit of minorities for an inclusive India
• Old leaves, new leaves
• Resilience amidst Rebellion
• Sexual intent, not skin to skin contact key in sexual harassment cases under POCSO
• India, US need to set ambitious goal, roadmap on trade: USIBC
• EXIDE STOCK MAY GIVE 30% RETURNS IN NEXT NINE MONTHS
• Chhattisga­rh awarded for being India’s ‘Cleanest State’
• ‘Business leaders must prepare for a never normal’
• CHILE ELECTION DIVIDES THE VOTERS BETWEEN PROTEST AND ORDER
• Poland reports fewer attempts to cross its border with Belarus
• UN calls for investigat­ion into Peng Shuai disappeara­nce
• Rittenhous­e prosecutio­n faced difficult task, proving a negative
• PUTIN’S SHADOWY ‘FOREIGN LEGION’ EXPANDS HIS GEOPOLITIC­AL INFLUENCE
• UK in flux: Johnson’s speech, Paterson row, Interpol saga, and the migrant debate
• UNICEF OPENS LARGEST CENTRAL ASIAN VACCINE WAREHOUSE IN UZBEKISTAN
• PAKISTAN PUBLIC MOOD DARKENS ABOUT PRC DESPITE GHQ EFFORTS
• BSF’S extended jurisdicti­on meant to tackle drone threat, smuggling
• ‘AGENCIES TRACKING ISI ATTEMPTS TO HONEY-TRAP INDIAN DEFENCE PERSONNEL’
• Will Congress continue to hold its ground in Punjab?
• Kingpin in naval war room leak flourishin­g in London
• ‘NO SCIENTIFIC DATA ON EFFECTIVEN­ESS OF SMOG TOWERS’
• Manual scavenging continues unabated in Delhi
• RAVI KISHAN: THE MP FROM GORAKHPUR ADDS STAR POWER TO MATSYA KAAND
• Book captures Ramayana’s diversity, pluralism, inclusivit­y
• PLANT-BASED MEAT IS HERE TO STAY: CHARCOAL EATS AND THEIR UNIQUE BIRYANIS
• Include sprouts, soyabean, dal, curd, paneer, eggs, fish and lean meat in diet
• We want to be a one stop solution for our clients: Neha Nagar

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