Saturday, September 29, 2018

Youth beheads friend, walks into police station with head

A youth allegedly beheaded his friend and surrendered to the police along with the severed head. The incident occurred at Chikka Hebbagilu in Belakaw
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Sabarimala verdict: State has to act, not Centre, says Pon. Radhakrishnan

The Centre has no role in the Sabarimala issue and it is for the Kerala Government to act, Union Minister of State for Finance and Shipping Pon. Radh
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Police registers FIR after national flag displayed upside down in BJP rally in J&K’s Kathua

The national flag was allegedly displayed upside down during a rally led by senior BJP leader Rajiv Jasrotia in Kathua district, following which an F
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Modi govt's proposed amendment will benefit 'selected' power companies, says Kejriwal

Mr. Kejriwal said since the amendment would do away with cross subsidy, which enables lower tariffs for domestic consumers and higher for commercial, power would become "two to five times" more expensive in Delhi
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Syria says vital border crossing with Jordan reopened

A vital border crossing between Syria and Jordan reopened Saturday for the first time in years, Syria’s state-run news agency reported, adding that t
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Telugu Bible turns 200

It was translated in Vizag and West Bengal

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Mental health: the dark side of going viral

With increasing competition and the race for page views, news and entertainment creators weigh in on the challenges behind the scenes and share their solutions

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Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride: Calling all dapper riders

With manners and bespoke suits at the ready, men across the world will join a global ride this weekend to support three causes. One of them is mental health. Ahead of the big day, two designers and five sharp dressers give us some style tips

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Indonesia quake-tsunami death toll jumps to 384

Palu Airport shut; concerns over whereabouts of hundreds of people preparing for a beach festival
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Rohit’s calming influence reflected in his captaincy, says Shastri

Shastri says the biggest plus for India was the fielding

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Promoting mental health in colleges

Millennials love hanging out on the Internet, which is where this non-profit aims to start a conversation about mental health on college campuses. But the plan is also to take things offline

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Powerful typhoon batters Okinawa, churns to Japan mainland

Typhoon Trami, packing maximum gusts of 216 kilometres (134 miles) per hour near its centre, was forecast to hit the mainland early Sunday
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Accident in Pudukottai kills Tahsildar, injures four

The accident occurred when they were going for a surprise raid to detect illegal sand mining activities
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Treated water at Fukushima nuclear plant still radioactive

The operator of Japan’s wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant said on Friday that much of the radioactive water stored at the plant isn’t clean enough and
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Assam to introduce methanol as cooking fuel

Public sector Assam Petrochemicals Limited is set to introduce – in a first in India – methanol as cleaner, cheaper alternative to liquefied petroleum
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Responsible tourism ventures a big hit with foreigners

Chekutty dolls, a beacon of resilience of flood-hit weavers, grab eyeballs at KTM
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12 satellite-tagged vultures take wing from Nepal

Eight of them are captive-bred; the birds are also fitted with wing tags
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Ex-Maldivian foreign minister seeks foreign help for power transition in the archipelago

Former Maldivian foreign minister and a leading opposition leader Ahmed Naseem has sought international support for peaceful transition of power in t
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CPI(M), BJP fuelling intolerance: Sharmishtha Mukherjee

Opens KSU event ‘Ma Nishada’ against fascist tendencies
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Amal Clooney appeals to Suu Kyi for reporters’ release

The two fathers, accused of breaching Myanmar’s state secrets law while reporting on a massacre of Rohingya Muslims, were jailed for seven years earlier this month
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Man with air gun arrested

He and his accomplice, who was also held, were hunting birds
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‘Anti-trader’ attitude of Centre and State flayed

Traders affiliated to the Tamil Nadu Vanigar Sangankalain Peramaippu staged a demonstration here on Friday condemning the Centre and the State governm
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Pharmacists oppose online sale of medicines

As part of a State-wide protest by pharmacists against online sale of medicines, various pharmacist associations staged a fast and other forms of prot
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Syndicate nominee to VC search panel: two in fray

University refuses to accept objection raised against one of the contestants
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Develop healthy attitude towards entrepreneurship, students told

‘TCE Triveni Expo 2018’ inaugurated
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Lake View Road to be relaid

‘Tender worth ₹ 50 lakh has been floated; work order to be issued in a week’
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When security guards wielded the broom in Tirupati!

They stepped into the shoes of the TTD’s Vishnu Nivasam sanitation workers, who went on strike
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An engagement that multiplies performance

LAICO has helped 347 hospitals to improve their eye care delivery
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Acute power shortage likely from 2022

Officials see need for medium-term power purchases
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NGOs, officials’ coordination sought to stop child marriages

Parents should send girls to schools: SC, ST Commission Chairman
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Chemists observe bandh against Centre’s move

Seek ban on online sale of medicines
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‘40,000 families on city hills will be given house sites’

Deputy Chief Minister lays stone for development projects in Masula
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A gesture that helped close a dead man’s loan

The Nilgiris District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), the district bar association and a public sector bank came together to assist the family of a 2
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Rain havoc: Small coffee growers in distress

Not only have they lost their crops, but also daily wage work
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Delhi gets new cleaning machines

16 mechanical road sweepers, 40 water tankers flagged off
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Gupta slams AAP govt over minimum wage

Minimum wages determined by the Union government are higher than those notified by the Delhi government, Leader of Opposition in the Delhi Legislative
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Campaign on high-security registration plates soon

As the date to open applications for installation of high-security registration plates (HSRPs) inches closer, the Transport Department is tying up loo
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Worker killed in roof collapse

He was working at an under-construction house in Kirari
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Kathak dancer heldfor impersonation

Posed as Union Ministry director
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Traders protest against Walmart-Flipkart deal

The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) called for an-all India bandh over the proposed Flipkart-Walmart deal on Thursday. In a statement, CAIT
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Bail to four in gold smuggling case

On furnishing bond of ₹2 lakh
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Rape allegation: Ronaldo’s lawyers to sue Der Spiegel over 'illegal' report

The magazine reported the rape allegedly took place in June 2009 in a hotel room in Las Vegas, according to Leslie Mark Stovall, lawyer for the alleged victim.

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Comeback man Kedar Jadhav again down with hamstring problem

Injuries continue to haunt Kedar Jadhav. The all-rounder again down with a hamstring strain, suffered while batting during India’s successful chase i

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G. Sathiyan: The engineer-turned-TT champion

G. Sathiyan’s table tennis career was spinning its wheels for four years when he attempted to balance education and sport. But after graduation, he committed himself to a brave, risk-taking style and it has brought rewards on the big stage

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Anand leads India’s emphatic win over Paraguay

Women post identical 3.5-0.5 victory over Argentina to share second spot

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Chess Olympiad: Anand leads India’s emphatic win over Paraguay

Women post identical 3.5-0.5 victory over Argentina to share second spot.

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Yuvraj and Arnaav make the finals

Shahani goes down; Abbas Zeb stuns top seed Siow Yee Xian

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There is world-class talent in the team: Law

The West Indies team coach Stuart Law, said it is difficult to come out of the shadows of the great West Indies teams of the past.“We keep going backw

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Europe bounces back to take lead

Ryder Cup veterans Sergio Garcia and Ian Poulter starred as Europe claimed a history-making foursomes whitewash in a stunning fightback to seize a 5-3

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Tyson proud to be a ‘slumdog’

‘Fighters today are nice guys, there is no character like in my time’

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Harmanpreet to lead

Explosive batswoman Harmanpreet Kaur will lead a 15-member India team at the sixth ICC Women’s World Twenty20 to be held in the West Indies from Novem

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All eyes on Shaw and Mayank

The two are likely play in the Tests against West Indies

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Bowling gives Jadhav edge for World Cup spot

The mix-and-match operator, however, needs to keep fit

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Old rivals cross swords in newest edition

Kerala Blasters has to set the record straight; ATK looks at revival

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Pande bags maiden men’s crown

Sutirtha has it easy in women’s final

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Sable breaks 37-year-old National record

The Armyman wins the steeplechase in style; hurdler Dharun sets meet mark

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Mary Kom to lead India

Having given the Asian Games a miss due to fitness issues, Mary Kom would be keen to get back into the ring with an aim to yet another world title at

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Jeevan in doubles final

Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan and Austine Krajicek of the US stormed into the doubles final of the $1,183,360 ATP tennis tournament here on Friday.The unseede

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Mumbai continues winning run

Bista top scores with 68 in the team’s win against Punjab

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Asia Cup 2018: India holds nerve in a thriller to lift seventh title

Things went downhill as India’s tiny neighbours suffered an all-too-familiar batting collapse, losing 10 wickets for 102 runs.

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Lethal Steps claims Fourth Estate Trophy

Lethal Steps, ridden by P. Trevor, won the Fourth Estate Trophy, the main event of Friday’s (Sept. 28) races. The winner is owned by Mr. & Mrs. Sh

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Sanya Richards-Ross named ambassador for Airtel Delhi half marathon

American track and field star Sanya Richards-Ross will be the event ambassador for the Airtel Delhi half marathon to be held on October 21. She is the

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Excellent Gold for Jamshed Dalal Trophy

The four-year-old gelding Excellent Gold should score over his rivals in the Jamshed Dalal Trophy, the chief event of Saturday’s (Sept. 29) races. Fa

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Accolade, Apollo Bay, Lagopus and Stars In His Eyes shine

Accolade, Apollo Bay, Lagopus and Stars In His Eyes shone when the horses were exercised here on Friday morning (Sept. 28)Inner sand:1200m: Kashkha (

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Truly Epic and Kimberella show out

Truly Epic and Kimberella showed out when the horses were exercised here on Friday (Sept. 28) morning.Sand track:600m: Xoxo (Zameer) 38. Moved well.

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Live scores | India vs Bangladesh Asia Cup 2018 Final: India wins a thriller to lift 7th Asia Cup title

A victory for India in the Asia Cup without Virat Kohli will be a big statement going into next year’s World Cup

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He watches over us

The Taittiriya Samhita refers to the Supreme One as rakshOhA, the fire that keeps evil at bay. In this context, it is Lord Aravamudhan of Kumbakonam w

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Being gay might not yet be cool in India, but being gay-supportive certainly is

This is our fight to be as boring as everyone else

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Bringing depression to the office

The writer shares her personal experiences of being part of the workforce with an invisible — and hidden — illness

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Surviving the workplace

Exploring how inclusive policies might benefit both employers and employees

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Karamana river and her bounty

A time travel through the Karamana river. World Rivers Day is celebrated on September 30

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Vizag goes Pink

Milind Soman urges the women of Visakhapatnam to take fitness into their own hands and run

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On solid ground: fostering dialogue about mental health

Looking for safe spaces to have public conversations about mental health? These organisations have you covered

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An Italian Hotelier Mixes Opulence and Wellness (O.K., Plus More Opulence)


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Harassment Claims at CBS Draw Inquiries by New York Prosecutors


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Left Behind When a Colleague Goes on Leave


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Japan’s Mothers Go Back to Work, but Find the Opportunities Lacking


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Harvard’s Endowment Grew 10% Last Year, but Some Rivals Did Better


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Facebook Was Hacked. Here Are 3 Things You Should Do.


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Tesla’s Elon Musk Had a Deal From the S.E.C. It Fell Apart in a Morning.


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S.E.C. Goes After Musk With Its ‘Ultimate’ Penalty. Here’s Who Else Has Been Barred.


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In the Hunt for Quants, One Hedge Fund Held a Global Talent Contest


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Elon Musk’s Fans Just Took a Big Hit as Tesla Shares Tank


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Tesla Stock Tumbles Over the S.E.C. Suing Elon Musk: What to Watch Today


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DealBook Briefing: Elon Musk Turned Down a Fraud Settlement With the S.E.C.


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China Censors Bad Economic News Amid Signs of Slower Growth


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He Operates Molding Machines. But He Can’t See Them.


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At Elite Colleges, Racial Diversity Requires Affirmative Action


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The New iPhones Look Fine. But My Old One Is Better Than Ever.


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Bringing depression to the office

The writer shares her personal experiences of being part of the workforce with an invisible — and hidden — illness

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Anand Ahuja on his love for sneakers

Anand Ahuja and Abhineet Singh on their love for the humble shoe, and a list of current favourites

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Drop by Beirut-inspired Rue du Liban restaurant in Mumbai

With Art Deco inspirations and custom interiors, entrepreneur Jay Mehta is behind Mumbai’s newest fine-dining

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Mental health: The dark side of going viral

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Pulling her weight: Actor Jameela Jamil on her ‘I Weigh’ movement and more

Unapologetic Jameela Jamil on the photo-editing epidemic and how her ‘I Weigh’ movement has been transformative

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A platter full of seafood

This food festival gives you a taste of the best of fish and crabs from the Kakinada region

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Running on sunshine: solar-powered firsts in India

A solar-powered ferry boat, charging station and water generator. Three companies providing renewable alternatives that go beyond household electricity

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Explore the dark side

There’s a lot that you can do to give your home dramatic flair, says Teja Lele Desai

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Is meditation the answer?: Dr Shyam Bhat of the The Live Love Laugh Foundation explains

The practice is not a quick-fix solution to treat mental illness, says the trustee at Deepika Padukone’s Mumbai-based The Live Love Laugh Foundation. He explains why

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What’s in your trash?

Source segregation, composting and a zero-plastic policy. Get on track and manage your waste effectively. By Nidhi Adlakha

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