The Hindu: 10/19/18

Friday, October 19, 2018

Lena Dunham and Ex-Producing Partner Shut Down Lenny Letter

By JACLYN PEISER from NYT Business Day https://ift.tt/2ExW1YW

The Sunday Quiz: All about the Nobel Prize

The Hindu's weekly quiz that doesn't go easy on you

from The Hindu - Society
Click Here for Full News

Sadhaya Vizha under way

THANJAVURThe 1033rd Sadhaya Vizha, the birth anniversary of King Raja Raja Chola, began on the Big Temple premises here on Friday.Inaugurating the two
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Zika cases rise to 109 in Rajasthan

According to a spokesperson of the State Medical and Health Department, the nine new cases confirmed were from Jaipur.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

TDB trying to buy peace in Sabarimala

The government has given the board a free hand to sort out the issue
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

China May Need to Relax Its Lending Rules to Improve Economic Growth

By CHRISTOPHER BEDDOR from NYT Business Day https://ift.tt/2OAzbV8

Southwest monsoon to completely withdraw from country by October 20

The southwest monsoon officially starts on June 1 and ends on September 30.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

‘Vembanad Kayal Thirichuvarunnu’ plan to be launched

Project to be implemented in 2019-20
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Who Will Be the Face of the £50 Bill? Probably Not a Soccer Player Riding a Unicorn

By AMIE TSANG from NYT Business Day https://ift.tt/2Ox4xMH

Sarfraz, Paine agree wrecker-in-chief Abbas is the best

Abbas finished with 10 for 95 for the match, ending up as man-of-the-series with 17 wickets in two Tests.

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Where GPS helps in planning

What it takes for Mysuru to get ‘the cleanest city’ tag. A look by M.A. Siraj

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

TDB to file status report in SC

To file a report in HC too detailing the course of events at Sabarimala
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

770 lab technicians to be appointed to GHs

PUDUKOTTAIAround 770 laboratory technicians would be appointed to various government hospitals in the State soon, Health Minister C.Vijaya Baskar said
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

India’s decision to buy S-400 missile system will further destabilise region: Pak

Pakistan remains fully confident of its ability to address threats from any kind of destabilizing weapon system, the Foreign Office said.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

How have house prices changed in your city?

Housing prices have increased in the first quarter of 2018-19 compared to the same period in 2017-18, according to the Reserve Bank of India's latest
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Wimbledon puts an end to final set marathons

The All England Club said it will introduce final-set tiebreakers next year, starting when the score reaches 12-12 in the decider. The grass-court G

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Yemen war: 12 million Yemenis could soon be on the brink of famine

Some 12 million Yemenis could soon be on the brink of famine if the security and economic situation in the war-ravaged country does not improve, the U
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

3 killed, 5 injured in road accident

Three persons, including two women, were killed and five others suffered grievous injuries in a road accident at Gangaikondan near here on Friday afte
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Private Dasara of Wadiyars affected as Pramodadevi’s mother passes away

The Vijayadashami celebrations of the Wadiyars that used to add a royal hue to Dasara was called off on Friday following the death of Putta Chinnamm
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Minister performs boomi puja for rail overbridge

The much awaited Ramanathapuram – Kilakarai Railway Overbridge (ROB) finally took shape with Minister for Information Technology M. Manikandan perform
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Prevalent Force has been well tuned

Prevalent Force, who has been well tuned is expected to score in the Mysore Race Club Golden Jubilee Cup (1,400m), the feature event of the races to

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Sir Cecil, Big Sur, Punjabi Girl, Mayne Dimension, Agneta and Cerise Noir shine

Sir Cecil, Big Sur, Punjabi Girl, Mayne Dimension, Agneta and Cerise Noir shone when the horses were exercised here on Friday morning (Oct 19).Inner

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Hungry for success: From ₹ 10 per wicket for food, Kolkata’s Pappu gets ready for Deodhar debut

As he gets ready to wear a representative India jersey, his only hope is to get at least one chance in the playing XI.

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

World Wrestling Championship: Bajrang to spearhead India’s challenge

Freestyle chief coach Jagmander Singh is confident that the Indians will out up a spirited fight.

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

By-polls: Cong-JD(S) to campaign jointly for eight days

Leaders of Congress and JD(S) will embark upon an eight-day-long joint campaign for the alliance candidates during the ensuing by-polls to three Lok
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

China to launch ‘man-made moons’ to lower electricity costs

Chengdu is developing “illumination satellites” that will shine in tandem with the real moon, but are eight times brighter
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Railways reopens manned level crossing gate

TIRUCHI Bowing to public outcry and protest, the railway administration opened the manned level crossing gate near Pullambadi along the Tiruchi - Vill
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Artist Shahid Datawala’s show cancelled amidst #MeToo allegations

The Mumbai-based artist and photographer’s show at Tarq art gallery was opened on October 11 and was expected to have a run until November 24
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Quaker Bets Oat Milk Is More Than Just a Passing Fad

By JULIE CRESWELL from NYT Business Day https://ift.tt/2QZ9MS4

Power shutdown

TIRUCHIPower supply will be suspended as per the following schedule in the city on Saturday owing to maintenance works to be taken up by Tangedco subs
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Prasanth Narayanan is giving shape to a novel theatre culture

The theatre director is bringing in a new visual language and dynamics through Prasanth Narayanan Kalam
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Vasudevan Namboodiri next Sabarimala melsanthi

Narayanan Namboodiri chosen melsanthi at Malikappuram
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Musician Bhadra Rajin is on song

The singer is elated to be a part of the blockbuster Tamil musical ‘96
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Government to allow only data service under in-flight connectivity initially

The telecom department is considering allowing only data services initially in flights and water vessels within Indian territorial boundaries, an off
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Of home and family

Comedian Amit Tandon will narrate hilarious tales about marriage and fatherhood in his upcoming show in the city this weekend
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

‘Congress’ housing scheme for poor was mere propaganda, says Modi

Taking potshots at the UPA’s developmental schemes, Mr. Modi said they were riddled with inefficiency and consumed by political greed.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Full of today’s social justice issues

Supriya Kelkar’s Ahimsa is set during India’s freedom struggle but the topics it talks about are still relevant
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Mark Hoplamazian of Hyatt Hotels on Airbnb and Why Stupid Questions Are Smart

By DAVID GELLES from NYT Business Day https://ift.tt/2CRROxR

DealBook Briefing: It May Be Business (Almost) as Usual With Saudi Arabia

By Unknown Author from NYT Business Day https://ift.tt/2CUeHk3

Everything in millet

This restaurant is encouraging people to adapt millet-based diet

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

Wimbledon to introduce fifth-set tiebreakers starting in 2019

At the Australian Open and the French Open, players still have to win by two games in the final set in singles matches.

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Mohammad Abbas stars in Pak Test series win over Australia

Australia sorely missed Khawaja-like grit from any of its batsmen on Friday.

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Vijay Hazare finals: Daring Delhi face Mumbai test

Both teams have their bases covered though Delhi have an upper hand in the pace department.

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Getting wickets will ease pressure if I am picked for World Cup, says Khaleel Ahmed

With 18 games left before India’s World Cup opener against South Africa on June 5, 2019, Khaleel has his priorities in place.

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Icing on the rink

Andhra’s ice skating team wins the National competition third year in a row

from The Hindu - Society
Click Here for Full News

The sound of festivities

Dhakis hailing from West Bengal add fervour to city’s puja celebrations

from The Hindu - Society
Click Here for Full News

As vivid as his canvas

Ahead of displaying at Delhi’s India Art Fair, Artist V Ramesh reminisces his journey in the art world

from The Hindu - Society
Click Here for Full News

Hide and seek

Or how to get the girl of your dreams

from The Hindu - Society
Click Here for Full News

Lessons from the #WearEverything challenge

My life changed after I read Marie Kondo, the maverick Japanese organising consultant who extolled the virtues of tidy living. For starters, I realise

from The Hindu - Society
Click Here for Full News

Tidy your life

Gayatri Gandhi is India’s first, and (so far) only, KonMari-certified consultant, which means she has been through a six-month grilling on organising

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

Watering your skin

Does the Korean seven-step skincare routine work for everyone?

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

Lessons from the #WearEverything challenge

My life changed after I read Marie Kondo, the maverick Japanese organising consultant who extolled the virtues of tidy living. For starters, I realise

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

Actor Dileep is no longer a member of A.M.M.A, says Mohanlal

“Dileep tendered his resignation after we sought it,” Mr. Mohanlal told the media.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

‘Playing the ukulele is a great way to meet people’: Haroon Marikar

Haroon Marikar hopes to have more people strumming the ukulele
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Delhi’s air quality improves due to rainfall

Delhi’s air quality improved on Friday after rainfall lashed parts of the national capital, according to authorities. The overall Air Quality Index (
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Donald Trump: ‘certainly looks’ like Khashoggi is dead

Mike Pompeo denies hearing audio tape related to the disappearance of Mr. Khashoggi
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Five militants killed in two separate incidents in Kashmir's Baramulla

The identity and group affiliation of the slain terrorists were not immediately known.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Five Artificial Intelligence Insiders in Their Own Words

By Unknown Author from NYT Business Day https://ift.tt/2S1hCM0

Wall Street Loves These Three Letters. Main Street Should Be Wary.

By MATT PHILLIPS from NYT Business Day https://ift.tt/2yobRA7

Championing Brand Madras

The city needs more platforms to celebrate its art and culture. An online auction could be a start

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

‘Playing the ukulele is a great way to meet people’: Haroon Marikar

Haroon Marikar hopes to have more people strumming the ukulele

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

Masaharu Morimoto: It’s a ‘ramen’ tale

Chef Masaharu Morimoto is bringing his ingenuity to the Japanese noodle even as he jets between his 17 restaurants

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

Lladró goes pop

The Spanish brand keeps up with a changing clientèle, with ‘smart’ lights, designer collaborations and a more colourful aesthetic

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

Revolution in a cloth bag: zero-waste stores making old shopping habits fashionable again

Glass bottles and steel bins, anyone? A look at zero-waste stores that are making old shopping habits fashionable again

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

A revolution is not a dinner party

It’s hard to push back, but it’s worse to accept victimhood

from The Hindu - Society
Click Here for Full News

Get monsoon ready

With a majority of areas still lacking storm water drains, we can only hope the present infrastructure can cope, says Nidhi Adlakha

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

China says ex-Internet czar on trial over corruption charges

Lu was responsible for leading the government’s efforts to tighten control over domestic cyberspace and championing the party’s position that governments have a right to filter and censor their countries’ internet.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Saibaba’s message inspires humanity: Modi

One gets to witness the spirit of equality of all religions. the Prime Minister wrote in a visitor’s book after offering prayers in Shirdi
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Rwanda names 50 percent female Cabinet, following Ethiopia

The country has received international recognition for female representation in government, with women making up 61 % of parliament members.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Government likely to appoint new CEA in next 1-2 months

The government is likely to appoint a new chief economic advisor (CEA) in the next one or two months, sources said. A search committee appointed by
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

India’s only Master of Wine on putting India on the wine map

On the morning of the jury deliberation session of the recently-concluded India Wine Awards, Sonal Holland confesses that she has not slept a wink. Ye

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

ADISAH, an initiative of a group of retired teachers

Life goes on for a group of former teachers of College of Agriculture, Vellayani, as they disseminate knowledge on farming and allied fields

from The Hindu - Life & Style
Click Here for Full News

Assamese man held for running fake currency racket in Bengaluru

Sleuths from the National Investigation Agency arrested Mohammed Akbar Ali near Guwahati.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Denmark Open: Srikanth slays Lin Dan to reach quarterfinals

Kidambi Srikanth defeated the legendary Lin Dan for the second time in his career to set up an all-Indian quarterfinal against Sameer Verma at the De
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Malaysia ex-Deputy PM charged with graft, money laundering

The charges against Mr. Zahid are not related to the multibillion-dollar looting of the 1MDB state investment fund that led to his coalition’s shock loss.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Three militants killed as Army foils infiltration bid in Baramulla

The identity and group affiliation of the slain terrorists were not immediately known.
from The Hindu - News
Click Here for Full News

Denmark Open: Srikanth slays Lin Dan to reach quarterfinals

Kidambi Srikanth defeated the legendary Lin Dan for the second time in his career to set up an all-Indian quarterfinal against Sameer Verma at the De

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News

Pakistan's Azhar sees lighter side of brain-fade run-out

Azhar and his batting partner Asad Shafiq suffered a collective brain-fade only six runs into their partnership at Abu Dhabi, convening for a mid-pitch chat after Azhar sent a shot racing past gully toward the boundary.

from The Hindu - Sport
Click Here for Full News