Abdication of Japan’s Emperor, Who Put a Human Face on the Monarchy
By MOTOKO RICH from NYT World https://nyti.ms/2GIXsSg
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Aaron Judge Is Everywhere for the Yankees, Except on the Field
By JAMES WAGNER from NYT Sports https://nyti.ms/2UOtbX2
New York City’s Quirkiest Bus: 1 Bridge, 3 Stops
By WINNIE HU from NYT New York https://nyti.ms/2ZTw5Oi
Tesla Looks to Regain Its Luster in Solar Energy by Slashing Prices
By IVAN PENN and PETER EAVIS from NYT Business https://nyti.ms/2ZTw78S
Bridgewater’s Ray Dalio Tops the List of Hedge Fund Manager Compensation
By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN from NYT Business https://nyti.ms/2Wf3Ln0
What’s on TV Tuesday: ‘On Tour With Asperger’s Are Us’ and ‘The Last Survivors’
By LAUREN MESSMAN from NYT Arts https://nyti.ms/2Lg9FU2
Trump Sues Banks to Stop Them From Complying With House Subpoenas
By MAGGIE HABERMAN, WILLIAM K. RASHBAUM and DAVID ENRICH from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2GRQATZ
Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to Step Down in May
By KATIE BENNER from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2WfbRw6
Man Charged With Killing 5 in Annapolis Newsroom Uses Insanity Defense
By MIHIR ZAVERI from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2XUcwmY
In Scranton, College Students Give High Marks to Biden’s First Campaign Speech
By TRIP GABRIEL from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2PEneLB
Sri Lanka, ISIS, British Police: Your Tuesday Briefing
By MELINA DELKIC and ALISHA HARIDASANI GUPTA from NYT Briefing https://nyti.ms/2GTm6kx
‘Fantastic Beasts 3’ to release in 2021
The third installment of the JK Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts series is set to open in theatres on November 12, 2021, Warner Bros Pictures has announced from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GHkokS
Trump sues banks in bid to block Congress subpoenas
The lawsuit is the latest step in Mr. Trump's fightback against the Democrats, and alleges that the subpoenas have "no legitimate or lawful purpose." from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GJRukg
Akhilesh seeks ‘72-year’ ban on PM Modi for ‘shameful’ speech
Attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi for claiming that 40 TMC MLAs were in touch with him, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Tuesday said from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UKORDG
Dance towards positive thoughts: Patruni Chidananda Sastry
Using dance as a unique movement, Patruni Chidananda Sastry addresses contemporary social issues from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GS27Th
Analysis: What the return of IS leader Baghdadi means
It appears from the video that the IS wants to continue the war it started irrespective of the setbacks it has suffered. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZJxl6v
Scientists 3D-print inexpensive microscope
The portable instrument produces 3D images with twice the resolution of traditional digital holographic microscopy, which is typically performed on an optical table in a laboratory. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vur80o
Cricketer James Faulkner says he is not gay after post with ‘boyfriend’ causes social media frenzy
Australian all-rounder James Faulkner on Tuesday said he was not gay, while his Board offered an apology for any “unintended offence” after his soci from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J3C9O8
Cyclone Fani: Naval ships, aircraft on standby
Indian Naval ships at Vishakapatnam and Chennai are in a state of readiness to provide necessary assistance as Cyclone Fani intensified in the Bay of from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2IPUuz2
In Delhi, fashion design students create for seniors
Students from the Satyam Fashion Institute in Noida, tapped into a category hitherto not looked at seriously: seniors suffering from arthritis, shoulder, knee and back pain from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J2Ajgp
‘Fantastic Beasts 3’ to release in 2021
The third installment of the JK Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts series is set to open in theatres on November 12, 2021, Warner Bros Pictures has announced from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GHkokS
Trump sues banks in bid to block Congress subpoenas
The lawsuit is the latest step in Mr. Trump's fightback against the Democrats, and alleges that the subpoenas have "no legitimate or lawful purpose." from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GJRukg
Akhilesh seeks ‘72-year’ ban on PM Modi for ‘shameful’ speech
Attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi for claiming that 40 TMC MLAs were in touch with him, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav on Tuesday said from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UKORDG
Dance towards positive thoughts: Patruni Chidananda Sastry
Using dance as a unique movement, Patruni Chidananda Sastry addresses contemporary social issues from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GS27Th
Analysis: What the return of IS leader Baghdadi means
It appears from the video that the IS wants to continue the war it started irrespective of the setbacks it has suffered. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZJxl6v
Scientists 3D-print inexpensive microscope
The portable instrument produces 3D images with twice the resolution of traditional digital holographic microscopy, which is typically performed on an optical table in a laboratory. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vur80o
Cricketer James Faulkner says he is not gay after post with ‘boyfriend’ causes social media frenzy
Australian all-rounder James Faulkner on Tuesday said he was not gay, while his Board offered an apology for any “unintended offence” after his soci from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J3C9O8
Cyclone Fani: Naval ships, aircraft on standby
Indian Naval ships at Vishakapatnam and Chennai are in a state of readiness to provide necessary assistance as Cyclone Fani intensified in the Bay of from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2IPUuz2
In Delhi, fashion design students create for seniors
Students from the Satyam Fashion Institute in Noida, tapped into a category hitherto not looked at seriously: seniors suffering from arthritis, shoulder, knee and back pain from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J2Ajgp
On Swamy’s complaint, MHA asks Rahul to give “factual position” of his citizenship
A complaint from BJP MP Subramanian Swamy says the Congress president’s nationality was declared as British in documents related to a U.K. company that he was a director in. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DGrm8W
Sri Lankan President assures hoteliers maximum financial help to revive tourism
Tourism accounts for about five per cent of Sri Lanka’s economy, with India, Britain and China being the main markets. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GRDGFn
SRH vs KXIP: IPL is a stepping stone for World Cup, says David Warner
Australia’s Warner struck a belligerent 81 off 56 balls to complete his IPL 2019 campaign with 692 runs, the highest so far in the tournament from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UPqCUG
Rupee rises 32 paise to 69.70 vs USD in early trade amid easing crude prices
The rupee appreciated by 32 paise to 69.70 against the U.S. dollar in opening trade on Tuesday, amid easing crude prices and weakening of the greenba from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2VzODUf
Sensex falls 150 points on foreign fund outflows in early trade
The BSE benchmark Sensex on Tuesday plunged over 150 points to slip below the 39,000-mark in early trade amid capital outflows by foreign funds and m from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2LdSOkV
Four persons trapped inside godown rescued near Avadi
Four persons working in a fruit godown who were trapped inside, were rescued by the Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services early morning on Tuesday. The from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GL9eM4
Live | General election 2019: Adityanath, Priyanka Gandhi to campaign in Amethi today
Here are the day's election-related developments at a glance from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vs6Fcr
Chennai Metro faces glitch again, thousands of passengers suffer
Passengers on the Chennai Metro struggled once again on Tuesday monring as the train’s direct service from Chennai Central to Chennai airport stopped from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J0svM2
Indian charged with kidnapping after driving away 2 children in car in US
Dalvir Singh, a heroin addict, was taken into custody and charged with two counts of kidnapping, felonious assault for dragging Nita Coburn, 69 and grand theft, Middletown Division of Police said in a statement. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XUcRWU
VISWAS builds 18 houses for flood-hit
Jakarta philanthropist, Kerala Club of Detroit lend financial support from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UPlK1Q
Trapped big cat rescued
Leopard has been released into Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZCjm2a
CM told to resolve sand removal issue in Udupi
Give half-an-hour of your time to the matter, says Kota Srinivas Poojary from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZGbfln
Ramakrishna Mission giving park a facelift
The children’s park on Police Lane in Pandeshwar will be thrown open to the public on May 5 from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UQVoN4
US Army veteran charged with plotting terror attacks
Domingo is a recent convert to Islam, Mr. Hanna said. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WdomrX
Army claims to have sighted footprints of the Yeti
Indian Army claimed that one of its mountaineering teams has sighted the footprints of the Yeti, a legendary snow being believed to reside in the Him from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GSKCSU
Animal activists slam ‘double standards’ as Shanghai dog show opens
Activist groups said they were using the event to highlight the dichotomy between China's love of the dog as a companion and the persistence of the dog meat trade. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2IRzKXB
AIADMK announces financial support for Gomathi, Aung San Suu Kyi in Cambodia, and other news in pictures
12:00 pmAIADMK announces financial support of ₹15 lakh for GomathiAIADMK on Tuesday announced a financial support of ₹15 lakh and ₹10 lakh to athlete from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DCws6o
Mueller report: US Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein resigns
Local media said Mr. Rosenstein had planned to leave the Justice Department shortly after Attorney General William Barr took office in February. However, Mr. Barr asked him to stay on for the conclusion of the Mueller probe. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PKMekx
Lemon price skyrockets as supply dries up
Soaring heat and the after-effects of last year’s flood affect local production from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UR5P3r
MHA seeks Rahul Gandhi’s response on Subramanian Swamy’s complaint that he is a British citizen
A complaint filed by BJP MP Subramanian Swamy said that the Congress president’s nationality was declared as British in 2009. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DGrm8W
Sri Lankan President assures hoteliers maximum financial help to revive tourism
Tourism accounts for about five per cent of Sri Lanka’s economy, with India, Britain and China being the main markets. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GRDGFn
SRH vs KXIP: IPL is a stepping stone for World Cup, says David Warner
Australia’s Warner struck a belligerent 81 off 56 balls to complete his IPL 2019 campaign with 692 runs, the highest so far in the tournament from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UPqCUG
Rupee rises 32 paise to 69.70 vs USD in early trade amid easing crude prices
The rupee appreciated by 32 paise to 69.70 against the U.S. dollar in opening trade on Tuesday, amid easing crude prices and weakening of the greenba from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2VzODUf
Sensex falls 150 points on foreign fund outflows in early trade
The BSE benchmark Sensex on Tuesday plunged over 150 points to slip below the 39,000-mark in early trade amid capital outflows by foreign funds and m from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2LdSOkV
Four persons trapped inside godown rescued near Avadi
Four persons working in a fruit godown who were trapped inside, were rescued by the Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services early morning on Tuesday. The from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GL9eM4
Live | General elections 2019: Akhilesh seeks ‘72-year’ ban on Modi for ‘shameful’ speech
Here are the day's election-related developments at a glance from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vs6Fcr
Chennai Metro faces glitch again, thousands of passengers suffer
Passengers on the Chennai Metro struggled once again on Tuesday monring as the train’s direct service from Chennai Central to Chennai airport stopped from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J0svM2
Indian charged with kidnapping after driving away 2 children in car in US
Dalvir Singh, a heroin addict, was taken into custody and charged with two counts of kidnapping, felonious assault for dragging Nita Coburn, 69 and grand theft, Middletown Division of Police said in a statement. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XUcRWU
VISWAS builds 18 houses for flood-hit
Jakarta philanthropist, Kerala Club of Detroit lend financial support from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UPlK1Q
Trapped big cat rescued
Leopard has been released into Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZCjm2a
CM told to resolve sand removal issue in Udupi
Give half-an-hour of your time to the matter, says Kota Srinivas Poojary from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZGbfln
Ramakrishna Mission giving park a facelift
The children’s park on Police Lane in Pandeshwar will be thrown open to the public on May 5 from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UQVoN4
US Army veteran charged with plotting terror attacks
Domingo is a recent convert to Islam, Mr. Hanna said. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WdomrX
Army claims to have sighted footprints of the Yeti
Indian Army claimed that one of its mountaineering teams has sighted the footprints of the Yeti, a legendary snow being believed to reside in the Him from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GSKCSU
Animal activists slam ‘double standards’ as Shanghai dog show opens
Activist groups said they were using the event to highlight the dichotomy between China's love of the dog as a companion and the persistence of the dog meat trade. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2IRzKXB
Aung San Suu Kyi in Cambodia, U.S. Army veteran charged with plotting terror, and other news in pictures
10:00 amAung San Suu Kyi in CambodiaMyanmar civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi makes first official visit to Cambodia. She is on a three-day visit to C from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DCws6o
Mueller report: US Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein resigns
Local media said Mr. Rosenstein had planned to leave the Justice Department shortly after Attorney General William Barr took office in February. However, Mr. Barr asked him to stay on for the conclusion of the Mueller probe. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PKMekx
Lemon price skyrockets as supply dries up
Soaring heat and the after-effects of last year’s flood affect local production from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UR5P3r
Morning digest: Cyclone Fani heading towards Odisha, NIA arrests youth planning suicide attack in Kerala, and more
A select list of stories to read before you start your day. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZL0DBN
Akihito begins abdication rituals as Japan marks end of era
Akihito (85), took the throne in 1989 and devoted his career to making amends for a war fought in his father’s name while bringing the aloof monarchy closer to the people. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2INPZEZ
A star-studded affair at the polling booths
Film fraternity urges fans to exercise their democratic right from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DFZLEX
An app to uplift the spirit of cancer patients
‘I CAN’ app being developed under Cusat seed money project from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WmveTO
Biden says Trump abused his office, ignored most Americans
Mr. Trump, meanwhile, stepped up his criticism of Mr. Biden and boasted on Twitter about his own strong support among union members before Mr. Biden offered his pro-union message in Pittsburgh. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DAtG19
Vijender pays surprise visit to gym, works out with youth
Promises sports complex, garners support in South Delhi from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PKIcsp
Gambhir’s voter ID issue: no action till formal complaint is received
Delhi CEO refuses to comment on legality of the matter from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vrcxTj
North West Delhi makes room for political turncoats
It is the only seat in the national capital reserved for a Scheduled Caste candidate; has the largest number of voters at roughly 24 lakh from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PDxdR6
Seminar focuses on ECI norms, independence of media
‘Independent and noisy journalists are vital for democracy’ from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GThg6N
Air India ushers in a new era of fuel conservation
Air India ushered in a new era in fuel conservation and emission reduction with its flight AI 560 landing in Hyderabad’s Shamsabad airport from Delhi from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XUdz6u
VMC, DSA to hold sports camps from tomorrow
‘The camps will be held at 62 locations across the district’ from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L93zVj
Morning digest: Cyclone Fani heading towards Odisha, NIA arrests youth planning suicide attack in Kerala, and more
A select list of stories to read before you start your day. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZL0DBN
Akihito begins abdication rituals as Japan marks end of era
Akihito (85), took the throne in 1989 and devoted his career to making amends for a war fought in his father’s name while bringing the aloof monarchy closer to the people. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2INPZEZ
A star-studded affair at the polling booths
Film fraternity urges fans to exercise their democratic right from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DFZLEX
An app to uplift the spirit of cancer patients
‘I CAN’ app being developed under Cusat seed money project from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WmveTO
Biden says Trump abused his office, ignored most Americans
Mr. Trump, meanwhile, stepped up his criticism of Mr. Biden and boasted on Twitter about his own strong support among union members before Mr. Biden offered his pro-union message in Pittsburgh. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DAtG19
Vijender pays surprise visit to gym, works out with youth
Promises sports complex, garners support in South Delhi from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PKIcsp
Gambhir’s voter ID issue: no action till formal complaint is received
Delhi CEO refuses to comment on legality of the matter from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vrcxTj
North West Delhi makes room for political turncoats
It is the only seat in the national capital reserved for a Scheduled Caste candidate; has the largest number of voters at roughly 24 lakh from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PDxdR6
Seminar focuses on ECI norms, independence of media
‘Independent and noisy journalists are vital for democracy’ from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GThg6N
Air India ushers in a new era of fuel conservation
Air India ushered in a new era in fuel conservation and emission reduction with its flight AI 560 landing in Hyderabad’s Shamsabad airport from Delhi from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XUdz6u
VMC, DSA to hold sports camps from tomorrow
‘The camps will be held at 62 locations across the district’ from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L93zVj
Floods in Indonesia kill 29, dozen missing
Floods sparked by torrential rains have killed 29 people in Indonesia with a dozen more still missing, officials said on Monday, marking the latest ca from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Wdy4dY
Farming kits for children
An activity-filled organic farming kit shows children how their food journeys from the farm to table from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2V2RUff
Stitch it up
Here’s a fun craft that offers a great variety of patterns that you can stitch up to decorate your home, and give as gifts. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L7i3F9
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Preserve your best memories for later. Try your hand at scrapbooking. There are no rules; let creativity get ahead of you. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PARLdl
IPL 2019: Situation demanded me to go all out, says Hardik Pandya
It was the first time that Hardik had entered 90s in the IPL and was close to getting a three-figure mark. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L858mB
Summer nights
Stars, planets, meteors... there’s a whole galaxy out there waiting to be explored. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PJ12jD
Dream garden
Gardening can be enjoyable, entertaining and time consuming. It can also be tiring. But the fruit of your labour is there for you to enjoy. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vreu1U
Artsy-craftsy ideas
The days are quite hot; so, you may be stuck indoors for a major part of the day. Wondering how to pass time? Try your hand at these perfect-for-summer craft ideas. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PARA1F
Surfers Fight to Block Oil Drilling in the Great Australian Bight
By JACQUELINE WILLIAMS from NYT World https://nyti.ms/2vpFNJZ
On Politics: Inside the Obama-Biden Relationship
By Unknown Author from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2J1etKg
Behind the Counter, a New Political Force Takes on The New York Post and Trump
By CHRISTINA GOLDBAUM from NYT New York https://nyti.ms/2XMnvyW
Airbnb Backlash: Island Oasis Dreads Becoming Hamptons Hotbed
By SARAH MASLIN NIR from NYT New York https://nyti.ms/2PDIQrA
‘I Decided to Keep Mum, and He Kept Sneaking Glances My Way’
By Unknown Author from NYT New York https://nyti.ms/2vtJ3UJ
Syrian Refugees Toil on Turkey’s Hazelnut Farms With Little to Show for It
By DAVID SEGAL from NYT Business https://nyti.ms/2LaYdcm
What’s on TV Monday: ‘Ms. Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries’ and ‘The Show Must Go On’
By SARA ARIDI from NYT Arts https://nyti.ms/2ULsfCZ
In Spain’s Election, Socialist Party Strengthens Hold on Parliament
By RAPHAEL MINDER from NYT World https://nyti.ms/2J0ps6B
Horseman Rides Into Crowd of Anti-Coal Protesters in Australia, Injuring Woman
By DAMIEN CAVE from NYT World https://nyti.ms/2vtAnxU
Mnuchin Says Trade Negotiations With China Are in ‘the Final Laps’
By ALAN RAPPEPORT from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2GOPXKF
Quotation of the Day: After Synagogue Attack, a Shared Belief: Protect Sacred Places
By Unknown Author from NYT Today’s Paper https://nyti.ms/2vsKMK0
Review: What the Crow Knows in ‘Grief Is the Thing With Feathers’
By BEN BRANTLEY from NYT Theater https://nyti.ms/2LaqWhe
The Yankees’ Season of Injuries Continues to Find New Victims
By JAMES WAGNER from NYT Sports https://nyti.ms/2DAZraI
N.H.L. Playoffs: Reunited Top Line Leads Avalanche Past Sharks
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS from NYT Sports https://nyti.ms/2ZQzTQm
Sri Lanka, Spain Elections, Biden: Your Monday Briefing
By MELINA DELKIC from NYT Briefing https://nyti.ms/2UMg0G7
‘Game of Thrones’ Season 8, Episode 3 Recap: The Battle of Winterfell Exceeded Expectations
By JEREMY EGNER from NYT Arts https://nyti.ms/2Lb8OUJ
‘Billions’ Season 4, Episode 7: Garbage People
By SEAN T. COLLINS from NYT Arts https://nyti.ms/2INpyiI
‘Barry’: Bill Hader on That Intensely Surreal and Violent Episode
By BRUCE FRETTS from NYT Arts https://nyti.ms/2GHDIP2
‘Chowkidar chor hai’: Rahul’s affidavit against contempt plea expresses ‘regret’
Political slogan unintentionally intermingled with SC proceedings in a moment of euphoria, says Congress president Rahul Gandhi in carbon copy of an earlier “explanation” filed by him from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vu8tS4
Post it
Preserve your best memories for later. Try your hand at scrapbooking. There are no rules; let creativity get ahead of you. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PARLdl
IPL 2019: Situation demanded me to go all out, says Hardik Pandya
It was the first time that Hardik had entered 90s in the IPL and was close to getting a three-figure mark. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L858mB
Dream garden
Gardening can be enjoyable, entertaining and time consuming. It can also be tiring. But the fruit of your labour is there for you to enjoy. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vreu1U
Artsy-craftsy ideas
The days are quite hot; so, you may be stuck indoors for a major part of the day. Wondering how to pass time? Try your hand at these perfect-for-summer craft ideas. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PARA1F
‘Chowkidar chor hai’: Rahul’s affidavit against contempt plea expresses ‘regret’
Political slogan unintentionally intermingled with SC proceedings in a moment of euphoria, says Congress president Rahul Gandhi in carbon copy of an earlier “explanation” filed by him from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vu8tS4
Post it
Preserve your best memories for later. Try your hand at scrapbooking. There are no rules; let creativity get ahead of you. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PARLdl
IPL 2019: Situation demanded me to go all out, says Hardik Pandya
It was the first time that Hardik had entered 90s in the IPL and was close to getting a three-figure mark. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L858mB
Dream garden
Gardening can be enjoyable, entertaining and time consuming. It can also be tiring. But the fruit of your labour is there for you to enjoy. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vreu1U
Artsy-craftsy ideas
The days are quite hot; so, you may be stuck indoors for a major part of the day. Wondering how to pass time? Try your hand at these perfect-for-summer craft ideas. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PARA1F
Summer nights
Stars, planets, meteors... there’s a whole galaxy out there waiting to be explored. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PJ12jD
Camera club
Hunt out your parents’ cameras, drag your friends out of their houses, and arm yourselves with skills and an interesting hobby... from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZGJARd
Magical days
Finding it difficult to express your thoughts and feelings? Or, do you just want a space to show off? Then journalling is for you. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZJji0w
Cyclone Fani hovers 880 km from Chennai
PIB however ruled out the cyclone descending on Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GGeNeM
Four food myths – busted!
We don’t know where these originated, but dieticians say, these beliefs are simply not true from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vtvfcS
Three poll officials suspended in Hassan on allegations of proxy voting
Hassan District Election Officer Priyanka Mary Francis has suspended three poll officials on allegations of allowing proxy voting at Paduvalahippe pol from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PDgjCw
IPL 2019: Rohit fined 15% of match fee for hitting stumps after dismissal
Rohit admitted to the Level 1 offence 2.2 of the IPL’s code of conduct and accepted the sanction. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PIZm9P
What is mom shaming?
When I joined office as a new mother, a senior told me to pay no attention to the critics. “There will always be someone who is critical of you, as a from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Wcnlk3
Indian subcontinent’s collision with Asia boosted oxygen in world’s oceans, says Princeton
This record is an enormous contribution to the field of global climate studies, said John Higgins, an associate professor at Princeton. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J1wFU7
A reset is what wellness is at
Detox is so 2018. The thing to do this year is to reset. To pretend that the old did not exist — that you (I) did not overeat, overdrink and under-exe from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XVnVTt
ECI turns a blind eye to PM Modi’s hate speeches, evocation of dead soldiers in Lok Sabha poll campaign: Congress to SC
The 146-page petition filed by law maker Sushmita Dev said there is one set of rules for Mr. Modi and Mr. Shah, and another for the rest of the candidates. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L7YEnL
IPL 2019: Opening or floating, Shubman Gill ‘happy’ to bat anywhere
Giving credit to India’s domestic cricket, Gill said it prepares them to be confident even for a big lucrative league like the IPL. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PzIgLn
Bowled over by these deliveries
Cricket or football, when watching a match at home biryani, samosa and chilli chicken tops the list from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GOCgLO
In Spain, PM’s Socialists win snap polls marked by far-right gains
A significant development was the rise of the ultra-nationalist Vox party, which garnered just over 10 per cent of the vote in a country that has had no far-right party to speak of since the death of dictator Francisco Franco in 1975. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DCzjfj
On sexual wellness in India
Why the conversation around sexual wellness needs to move beyond ‘family planning’ into pleasure and how it’s related to mental and emotional health from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2V0lEJK
‘Special day’ for history-making woman umpire
Polosak has already stood in 15 women's ODIs, the first one in November 2016 between Australia and South Africa. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ISV3rV
Woman poll staffer dies of heart attack in MP
A 50-year-old woman poll staffer died after suffering a heart attack ahead of voting in Chhindwara Lok Sabha seat of Madhya Pradesh, an official said from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L76TQL
SSLC results announced: TN records highest pass percentage in five years
As many as 6,100 schools across the State recorded a 100% pass in the SSLC exams. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DD3xPz
Live | General elections 2019: SC to hear plea alleging violation of MCC by Modi, Amit Shah on Tuesday
New DelhiSC agrees to hear plea alleging violation of MCC by Modi, Amit ShahThe Supreme Court, on Monday, agreed to hear a plea of Congress MP Sushmit from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WaVMHT
English Premier League: Sergio Aguero inches Manchester City closer to title
The win takes City on to 92 points, one ahead of Liverpool, with two games to play. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L74PrZ
Spirits up as mango mania is back in city
Mango eating competition held as part of mango festival from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DEfm83
Half-marathon against substance abuse evokes warm response
Hundreds participated in the half-marathon organised by the Excise Department as part of its Vimukthi de-addiction campaign in the city on Sunday, sen from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZE0OyN
Call to reschedule trains from Bengaluru to Malabar
Travellers’ rights protection forum seeks reservation quota for Malabar from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2V0XC1u
Floods in Indonesia kill 29, Urmila Matondkar votes in Phase 4 Lok Sabha elections, and other news in pictures
12 noonFloods in Indonesia kill 29, dozen missingFloods sparked by torrential rains have killed 29 people in Indonesia with a dozen more still missin from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Vw19El
Women polling booth at Dharavi sees happy faces
"We gave the first woman voter a red rose", says the Dharavi polling officer from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DCESdQ
LS polls: Chief Minister Kamal Nath among first to cast vote in Madhya Pradesh
Lok Sabha constituencies of Sidhi, Shahdol, Jabalpur, Mandla, Balaghat and Chhindwara are going to polls today. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WdcZAc
Polling begins slowly in Kulgam
The volatile constituency of Kulgam recorded less than one percent polling in the first hour polling, with most polling stations in the main town wear from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Dz8PeD
Birbhum Trinamool leader Anubrata Modal under surveillance
Election Commission of India has kept Birbhum senior Trinamool Congress leader Anubrata Mondal under strict surveillance as polling for two seats of from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZEfNZj
La Liga | Real Madrid sink to 10th league loss at hands of lowly Rayo Vallecano
“We did nothing today on any level, from the first minute until the last,” Zidane told reporters. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XQpZfz
Summer nights
Stars, planets, meteors... there’s a whole galaxy out there waiting to be explored. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PJ12jD
Camera club
Hunt out your parents’ cameras, drag your friends out of their houses, and arm yourselves with skills and an interesting hobby... from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZGJARd
Magical days
Finding it difficult to express your thoughts and feelings? Or, do you just want a space to show off? Then journalling is for you. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZJji0w
Cyclone Fani hovers 880 km from Chennai
PIB however ruled out the cyclone descending on Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GGeNeM
Four food myths – busted!
We don’t know where these originated, but dieticians say, these beliefs are simply not true from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vtvfcS
Three poll officials suspended in Hassan on allegations of proxy voting
Hassan District Election Officer Priyanka Mary Francis has suspended three poll officials on allegations of allowing proxy voting at Paduvalahippe pol from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PDgjCw
IPL 2019: Rohit fined 15% of match fee for hitting stumps after dismissal
Rohit admitted to the Level 1 offence 2.2 of the IPL’s code of conduct and accepted the sanction. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PIZm9P
What is mom shaming?
When I joined office as a new mother, a senior told me to pay no attention to the critics. “There will always be someone who is critical of you, as a from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Wcnlk3
Indian subcontinent’s collision with Asia boosted oxygen in world’s oceans, says Princeton
This record is an enormous contribution to the field of global climate studies, said John Higgins, an associate professor at Princeton. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J1wFU7
A reset is what wellness is at
Detox is so 2018. The thing to do this year is to reset. To pretend that the old did not exist — that you (I) did not overeat, overdrink and under-exe from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XVnVTt
ECI turns a blind eye to PM Modi’s hate speeches, evocation of dead soldiers in Lok Sabha poll campaign: Congress to SC
The 146-page petition filed by law maker Sushmita Dev said there is one set of rules for Mr. Modi and Mr. Shah, and another for the rest of the candidates. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L7YEnL
IPL 2019: Opening or floating, Shubman Gill ‘happy’ to bat anywhere
Giving credit to India’s domestic cricket, Gill said it prepares them to be confident even for a big lucrative league like the IPL. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PzIgLn
Bowled over by these deliveries
Cricket or football, when watching a match at home biryani, samosa and chilli chicken tops the list from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GOCgLO
In Spain, PM’s Socialists win snap polls marked by far-right gains
A significant development was the rise of the ultra-nationalist Vox party, which garnered just over 10 per cent of the vote in a country that has had no far-right party to speak of since the death of dictator Francisco Franco in 1975. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DCzjfj
On sexual wellness in India
Why the conversation around sexual wellness needs to move beyond ‘family planning’ into pleasure and how it’s related to mental and emotional health from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2V0lEJK
‘Special day’ for history-making woman umpire
Polosak has already stood in 15 women's ODIs, the first one in November 2016 between Australia and South Africa. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ISV3rV
Woman poll staffer dies of heart attack in MP
A 50-year-old woman poll staffer died after suffering a heart attack ahead of voting in Chhindwara Lok Sabha seat of Madhya Pradesh, an official said from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L76TQL
SSLC results announced: TN records highest pass percentage in five years
As many as 6,100 schools across the State recorded a 100% pass in the SSLC exams. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DD3xPz
Live | General elections 2019: SC to hear plea alleging violation of MCC by Modi, Amit Shah on Tuesday
New DelhiSC agrees to hear plea alleging violation of MCC by Modi, Amit ShahThe Supreme Court, on Monday, agreed to hear a plea of Congress MP Sushmit from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WaVMHT
English Premier League: Sergio Aguero inches Manchester City closer to title
The win takes City on to 92 points, one ahead of Liverpool, with two games to play. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L74PrZ
Spirits up as mango mania is back in city
Mango eating competition held as part of mango festival from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DEfm83
Half-marathon against substance abuse evokes warm response
Hundreds participated in the half-marathon organised by the Excise Department as part of its Vimukthi de-addiction campaign in the city on Sunday, sen from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZE0OyN
Call to reschedule trains from Bengaluru to Malabar
Travellers’ rights protection forum seeks reservation quota for Malabar from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2V0XC1u
Urmila Matondkar votes in Phase 4 Lok Sabha elections, Mozambique reels under floods following Cyclone Kenneth, and other news in pictures
10.00 a.m.2.99% turnout till 9 a.m. in Phase 4 of Lok Sabha electionsPolling for the fourth phase of Lok Sabha election in 72 parliamentary constitue from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Vw19El
Women polling booth at Dharavi sees happy faces
"We gave the first woman voter a red rose", says the Dharavi polling officer from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DCESdQ
LS polls: Chief Minister Kamal Nath among first to cast vote in Madhya Pradesh
Lok Sabha constituencies of Sidhi, Shahdol, Jabalpur, Mandla, Balaghat and Chhindwara are going to polls today. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WdcZAc
Polling begins slowly in Kulgam
The volatile constituency of Kulgam recorded less than one percent polling in the first hour polling, with most polling stations in the main town wear from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Dz8PeD
La Liga | Real Madrid sink to 10th league loss at hands of lowly Rayo Vallecano
“We did nothing today on any level, from the first minute until the last,” Zidane told reporters. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XQpZfz
Birbhum Trinamool leader Anubrata Modal under surveillance
Election Commission of India has kept Birbhum senior Trinamool Congress leader Anubrata Mondal under strict surveillance as polling for two seats of from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZEfNZj
Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa instructs team to allow opponent Aston Villa score uncontested goal
The match finished 1-1, ending Leeds’ hopes of automatic promotion and putting the team into the playoffs. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2ZGesBc
One held in AP in woman tourist murder case in Goa
Another team sent to Chandigarh to track down more suspects, says SP from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PztMez
One held in AP in woman tourist murder case in Goa
Another team sent to Chandigarh to track down more suspects, says SP from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2PztMez
Father, two brothers of Sri Lanka suicide bombings mastermind killed - relative, police sources
Niyaz Sharif, the brother-in-law of Zahran Hashim, the suspected ringleader of the wave of Easter Sunday bombings that killed over 250 people in churches and hotels across the island nation, told Reuters the video showed Zahran Hashim's two brothers and father. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GPFyi1
Father, two brothers of Sri Lanka suicide bombings mastermind killed - relative, police sources
Niyaz Sharif, the brother-in-law of Zahran Hashim, the suspected ringleader of the wave of Easter Sunday bombings that killed over 250 people in churches and hotels across the island nation, told Reuters the video showed Zahran Hashim's two brothers and father. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GPFyi1
Air India software shutdown: 137 flights to be delayed on April 28
The passenger service system software, which looks after check-in, baggage and reservation, did not function due to a technical glitch from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L8vrZS
Air India software shutdown: 137 flights to be delayed on April 28
The passenger service system software, which looks after check-in, baggage and reservation, did not function due to a technical glitch from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L8vrZS
Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar (BCIM) Economic Corridor no longer listed under BRI umbrella
South Asia is covered by three major undertakings—the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor (CMEC), the Nepal-China Trans-Himalayan Multi-dimensional Connectivity Network, including Nepal-China cross-border railway, as well as the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L90mFs
Live | General Election 2019: In central U.P., the Pasi vote is up for grabs
Here are the day's election-related developments at a glance from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UZhSAp
CBI raids Nandyal Jana Sena MP’s house
S.P.Y. Reddy had availed loans to the tune of ₹ 500 crore from numerous banks including State Bank of India and Syndicate Bank as per sources from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GDF1OR
More than 270 died from overwork-related illnesses in Indonesia elections
As of Saturday night, 272 election officials had died, mostly from overwork-related illnesses, while 1,878 others had fallen ill, said Arief Priyo Susanto, spokesman of the General Elections Commission (KPU). from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vz5cBn
UAE gives birth certificate to girl born to Hindu father and Muslim mother
As per the marriage rules for expatriates in UAE, a Muslim man can marry a non-Muslim woman but a Muslim woman cannot marry a non-Muslim man. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XKwy3o
Karnataka contractor dies in accident at Pamidi
A 50-year-old contractor, Manjunath Iyengar, hailing from Chintamani in Karnataka died on the spot when his car collided head-on with a lorry at Pamid from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WaL4B9
Sri Lanka bombings: Tamil medium teacher among 106 suspects held
Muslims account for 10 per cent of the population and are the second-largest minority after Hindus. Around seven per cent of Sri Lankans are Christians. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J11059
CBI takes over Pollachi sexual abuse case
The Central Bureau of Investigation on Saturday formally took over the probe into the sensational Pollachi sexual abuse and blackmail case. The centra from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XUL4pj
CBI takes over probe in Pollachi sexual harassment case
The gang is believed to have sexually harassed and blackmailed a large number of women in Tamil Nadu which triggered an outrage in the state. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vopPQj
Spain Election: Divided Nation Holds 3rd National Vote Since 2015
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Biden and Obama’s Odd Couple Relationship Aged Into Family Ties
By PETER BAKER from NYT U.S. https://nyti.ms/2V2GUP0
In Washington, Juul Vows to Curb Youth Vaping. Its Lobbying in States Runs Counter to That Pledge.
By SHEILA KAPLAN from NYT Health https://nyti.ms/2GDHRmZ
Cyclone Fani 1,300 km southeast of Andhra coast
Thunderstorm accompanied with gusty winds, with wind speeds reaching 40 to 50 km/hr and lightning is likely to occur at isolated places in all districts of coastal Andhra Pradesh on Monday and Tuesday from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vnEHyw
Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar (BCIM) Economic Corridor no longer listed under BRI umbrella
South Asia is covered by three major undertakings—the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor (CMEC), the Nepal-China Trans-Himalayan Multi-dimensional Connectivity Network, including Nepal-China cross-border railway, as well as the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L90mFs
Live | General Election 2019: In central U.P., the Pasi vote is up for grabs
Here are the day's election-related developments at a glance from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UZhSAp
CBI raids Nandyal Jana Sena MP’s house
S.P.Y. Reddy had availed loans to the tune of ₹ 500 crore from numerous banks including State Bank of India and Syndicate Bank as per sources from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GDF1OR
More than 270 died from overwork-related illnesses in Indonesia elections
As of Saturday night, 272 election officials had died, mostly from overwork-related illnesses, while 1,878 others had fallen ill, said Arief Priyo Susanto, spokesman of the General Elections Commission (KPU). from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vz5cBn
UAE gives birth certificate to girl born to Hindu father and Muslim mother
As per the marriage rules for expatriates in UAE, a Muslim man can marry a non-Muslim woman but a Muslim woman cannot marry a non-Muslim man. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XKwy3o
Karnataka contractor dies in accident at Pamidi
A 50-year-old contractor, Manjunath Iyengar, hailing from Chintamani in Karnataka died on the spot when his car collided head-on with a lorry at Pamid from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2WaL4B9
Sri Lanka bombings: Tamil medium teacher among 106 suspects held
Muslims account for 10 per cent of the population and are the second-largest minority after Hindus. Around seven per cent of Sri Lankans are Christians. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2J11059
CBI takes over Pollachi sexual abuse case
The Central Bureau of Investigation on Saturday formally took over the probe into the sensational Pollachi sexual abuse and blackmail case. The centra from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XUL4pj
CBI takes over probe in Pollachi sexual harassment case
The gang is believed to have sexually harassed and blackmailed a large number of women in Tamil Nadu which triggered an outrage in the state. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vopPQj
Iran’s Zarif plans North Korea visit: Iranian state TV
“The date of this trip will be set and announced soon,” the television quoted Mr. Zarif as saying. It gave no further details. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2vrysK6
Wooing tourists to scenic Kavvayi island
DTPC, Payyannur municipality wooing tourists from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GOkvMD
After television killed the radio star...
Going by barbers’ and doctors’ waiting rooms, it would appear technology has removed from our midst yet another feature of our childhood. I speak, of from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Vx4uD2
Alva’s teams win ball badminton championship
It was held recently in Doddaballapur from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2IMxAsk
Morning digest: Cyclone Fani to reach TN coast on April 30, Sri Lanka bans local Islamist extremist outfit NTJ, and more
A select list of stories to read before you start your day. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2IZTqaY
Cyclone Fani: Depression over Bay of Bengal intensifies into cyclonic storm
Cyclone Fani is very likely to reach near the coasts of north Tamil Nadu and south Andhra Pradesh by the evening of April 30. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XOlXo7
San Diego-area synagogue shooting leaves 1 worshipper dead, 3 wounded
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore said police and FBI were investigating Earnest's “possible involvement” in an unsolved predawn arson on March 24 at the Islamic Center of Escondido, a town about 15 miles (24 km) north of the synagogue attacked on Saturday. No one was hurt at the mosque fire. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2UJLQ6v
Corpn. freeze on new water connections continues
Civic body can sanction connections: Collector from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2VuoXIQ
Messi seals another La Liga title for Barcelona
Valverde's side have now taken the first step in their bid to win a third treble in a decade. from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GO8qal
Leaders pay tributes to bomb blast victims of Sri Lanka
At St Lourdes Shrine in K. Pudur from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2LbfdPy
6.5 tonnes of artificially ripened mangoes seized
From three shops during the last two days from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2Vufml3
Kanimozhi blames AIADMK govt. for woes of residents
Promises an end to agony as and when Stalin becomes Chief Minister from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2VrHtS7
Top railway official reviews security at Pamban Rail Bridge
Inspection comes in the aftermath of the serial bomb blasts in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GQ1wRZ
BJP says TTD official should apologise for gold fiasco
‘Board’s callousness in handling public property exposed’ from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2XQjBFc
State-of-the-art vegetablemarket remains a dream
Merchants demand cold storage facility, biogas plant from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GNUi0T
At condolence meet for Rohit Tiwari, saying it with silence
Family members choose not to talk at function; relatives of accused wife, Apoorva Shukla, stay away from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2GMWhT0
King T'Chala and Glorious Destiny may fight it out
King T'Chala and Glorious Destiny may fight out the finish of the Nilgiris 2000 Guineas (1,400m), the second classic of the season to be held here on from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L7kaJh
Allegation against Riyas baseless: CPI(M)
The Kozhikode district secretariat of the CPI(M) has said that the allegation levelled by K.P. Prakash Babu, National Democratic Alliance (NDA) candid from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2VpJwGg
Police want to reduce danger of steep curve on Yeshwantpur flyover
Trucks and other heavy vehicles vulnerable to accidents, especially at night from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2L8mZd8
LDF, UDF canvass votes for repolling
The Lok Sabha election is over in Kerala, but LDF candidate P. Rajeev, was busy canvassing votes on Saturday. He sought the blessings of Mariamma, a b from The Hindu - Home http://bit.ly/2DBH4SZ
