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2. The Vice President of India calls on His Majesty, King of the Belgians; recalls friendly ties between India and Belgium
3. Last date to avail Input Tax Credit in respect of invoices or Debit Notes relating to such invoices pertaining to period from July, 2017 to March, 2018.
4. PM to visit Shirdi, Maharashtra on October 19
5. Kerala: Protest against women's entry in Sabarimala intensifies
6. India make winning start to defence of Asian Hockey Champions Trophy
7. PM Modi to visit Shirdi today
8. Clarification on the manner of filing the Quarterly Return by Composition Dealers in FORM GSTR-4
9. Shri Dharmendra Pradhan launches the Road Show for Phase II of Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves
10. Guidelines and Model Concessionaire Agreement for Public Private Partnership for Non Communicable Diseases in launched by NITI Aayog
11. PM Modi chairs 6th meeting of NDMA
12. Is economic war looming between Saudi Arabia and America?
13. PM felicitates medal winners of 2018 Asian Para Games
14. Melbourne cab drivers to sue Uber
15. China's GDP grows 6.7% in first 3 quarters
16. Judi Dench joins 'Cats' cast
17. Indonesia quake, tsunami: 70 children still remain missing
18. Indians prefer free digital content over paid services: Study
19. Modi to hand over keys of houses to 40K PMAY beneficiaries in Maharashtra
20. Indian-American awarded Presidential award for combatting human trafficking
21. RBI to allow banks to lend more to NBFCs that don't finance infrastructure
22. Farmer beaten to death in UP
23. A 65-year-old farmer was allegedly beaten to death by unidentified miscreants in Shamli district's Titoli village, police said Friday.
24. Two women attempt to trek Sabarimala hills amid strong protests
25. An entry point near the Lord Ayyappa temple in Sabarimala on Friday virtually turned into an area of confrontation.
26. Statues of legends S D Burman, Kishore Kumar in Kolkata soon
27. Statues of music maestros S D Burman and Kishore Kumar, who enthralled audience with their hit numbers for decades, would be installed here by a fan club next week.
28. Gold imports up 4% to USD 17.63 billion in Apr-Sep 2018-19
29. Gold imports increased by about 4 per cent to USD 17.63 billion in the first half of 2018-19, inflating the country's trade deficit and fuelling worries about the current account deficit.
30. No insurance cover to persons suffering from congenital anomalies: HC seeks IRDAI explanation
31. The Delhi High Court has asked the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) to "explain the reasonableness" of not granting insurance cover to people suffering from congenital anomalies.
32. Jubilant Cadista recalls 1.58 lakh bottles of erosive esophagitis tablets
33. Jubilant Cadista Pharmaceuticals Inc, is recalling over 1.58 lakh bottles of Pantoprazole Sodium delayed-release tablets manufactured by Jubilant Generics Ltd at its Roorkee plant, from the America and Puerto Rico market, latest report of the US health regulator has said.
34. ACC drops after Q3 result
35. Reliance Industries Ltd Falls 5.88%, S&P BSE Energy index Drops 3.83%
36. Benchmarks come off day's low
37. Spentex Industries appoints CFO
38. Cement shares trade weak; ACC falls 8%, Shree Cement hits 52-week low
39. MARKETS LIVE: Indices fall, Sensex down 300 pts; RIL, YES Bank top losers
40. $1 yoga pants: The latest casualty in Trump's trade war with China
41. Sebi, staffers at odds over transfers, promotions and external appointments
42. A Brexit deal is closer in Brussels than in Westminster
43. Saudi Arabia’s alliances are being tested as never before
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64. Out of reach
65. The kingdom and the cover-up
66. Fearing the wurst
67. IN THE END the crunch became an anti-climax. Days before this week’s EU summit, hopes for a Brexit deal were high. But on October 14th Theresa May sent her Brexit secretary to Brussels to block a “backstop” solution guaranteeing that there would be no hard border in Ireland.
68. TRY as they might, the rulers of Saudi Arabia cannot seem to make Jamal Khashoggi go away. Quite the opposite. The journalist’s apparent murder, inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on October 2nd, has dragged the kingdom into its worst diplomatic crisis in years.
69. WHEN AMERICA’S secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, met Saudi officials in Riyadh on October 16th, they smiled, posed for photographs and talked about jet lag. They did not dwell on the Saudi journalist, Jamal Khashoggi, allegedly carved up with a bone saw.
70. The talks stall again, as doubts rise about whether any agreement can make it through Parliament
71. The kingdom has made strong threats, but it has little leverage
72. The death of Jamal Khashoggi has besmirched the kingdom’s reputation
74. ED issues show-cause notice to NDTV for FEMA violation
75. Taxi drivers here in Australia are planning to sue ridesharing company Uber for $355 million citing damages and "lost profits", media reports said on Friday.
76. China's gross domestic product (GDP) grew 6.7 per cent year on year in the first three quarters of 2018 to about 65.09 trillion yuan ($9 trillion), data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed on Friday.
77. Broadly negative Asian markets, along with a slightly weak rupee and a marginal rise in global crude oil prices dragged the key domestic equity indices in the red during Fridays trade session.
78. The Centre on Thursday dismissed a news report claiming around 50 crore mobile phone numbers are at risk of disconnection, saying it is completely untrue and imaginary.
79. Otis Launches "Otis ONE(TM)" IoT Service Solution in Hong Kong
80. Italy expels suspected Moroccan, Egyptian extremists
81. UN seeks immediate action to avoid another war in Gaza
82. At least 70 children were still reported missing after a devastating earthquake and subsequent tsunami that struck Indonesia's Sulawesi island last month, authorities said on Friday.
83. Congress lost Karnataka poll on minority tag to Lingayats: Minister
84. Shankersinh Vaghela's son Mahendrasinh quits BJP
85. 9 scientists win 2019 Breakthrough Prize
86. There's no God: Stephen Hawking in his last book
87. Apple's new privacy portal shows what user data it keeps
88. As part of its annual privacy upgrades, Apple has introduced a new portal that lets users see what personal data the company has kept on them, the media reported.
89. With Over 300 Companies, Medicall Expo to Begin on September 21
90. Majority of Indians mix fats, sugars in their diet
91. Drumming an Hour a Week may Boost Academics in Autistic Kids
92. Centre to provide smartphones for promoting ‘Poshan Abhiyaan’
93. New wearable sensor technology that can help quit smoking
94. Bollywood’s ‘Padman’ lends support to new campaign on menstrual hygiene
95. Mobiles to Drive $985 Financial Services Sales in India by 2022
96. Voting begins for assembly seat bypoll in Punjab
97. NASA to study tiny sea creatures to understand Earth’s climate
98. Daily Horoscope: June 29, 2018
99. Protests, sloganeering mar PM’s LS speech
100. Punjab Police hints at Dera connection in Maur Mandi blast
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102. Why the developing world started gaining on the West
103. Amit Shah holds talks with allies to find Manohar Parrikar’s successor
104. Firecrackers and reluctant authorities: Indian capital's smog set to worsen
105. Several records missing from Income Tax department, CIC told
106. Manoj Tiwari offers to donate Rs 1,11,100 to AAP if CM clears Metro Ph-IV
107. IS ‘recruit’ held in Afghanistan's US facility deported to India
108. Sri Lanka dumps Chinese company ahead of its PM Ranil Wickremesinghe's India trip
109. #MeToo: Comapnies get insurance against harassment charges
110. The $41-billion gap that separates Mukesh Ambani from Anil
111. No place for Goyal in Tatas' plan for Jet
112. Illegal' sale lands Flipkart in legal trouble
113. Shah holds talks with allies to find new CM for Goa
114. Sri Lanka dumps Chinese co ahead of its PM's visit
115. H-1Bs may go only to the best & highest paid
116. #MeToo: Cos get insurance against harassment charges
117. ACC tanks 8% on Q3 earnings
118. Gold, silver down in morning deals
119. Spot power prices halve in 10 days
120. Red flags against $1t boom in ‘leveraged loans’
121. Harsh Mariwala steps up focus on startups for a well-rounded portfolio
122. Kill your financial demons this Dussehra
123. Sabarimala standoff day 3: 100 policemen accompany 2 women to the temple
124. Travancore Devaswom Board to meet Friday to find amicable solution to Sabarimala row
125. View: India is looking for money in all the wrong places
126. 11:00 AM | 19 Oct
127. The tale of the brothers' diverging fortunes began 16 years ago, when their father died without a will.
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130. Ad: BMW India
131. Democrats eyeing White House flock to Iowa's new star
132. Trump: 'Severe' consequences if Saudis murdered Khashoggi
133. Amit Shah holds talks with allies to find Manohar Parrikar’s successor
134. Mentha oil prices down in morning deals
135. Despite "big gaps", Britain and EU talk up Brexit prospects
136. BJP insulted Jaswant Singh, people of Rajasthan will take revenge, says his son
137. The exercise will involve changes to the Companies Act that will allow the govt to evaluate independent directors.
138. Sri Lanka has reversed a decision to award a $300million (approximately Rs 2,211 crore) housing deal to China in favour of a joint venture with an Indian company
139. Gone are the days when a few countries could lord it over others, secure in the illusion that their society had a secret sauce that others could never emulate.
140. Sources said Shah spoke to the allies and sought cooperation in taking the coalition forward and for a smooth transition of power, whenever it happens.
141. India, which has the world's 14 most polluted cities, has made little effort this year to curb the sale of ear-splitting, firecrackers that explode through Diwali night.
142. The Employment Practices Liability cover provides protection against claims from employees based on discrimination or wrongful termination or harassment.
143. The commodity on MCX was down 0.29% at Rs 1,710 per 1 kg at around 10.25 am (IST).
144. When it came in 2016, the impact was dramatic. By July this year, less than two years after starting the service, Jio had signed up 227 million users and was making a profit. Rivals were bleeding as Mukesh’s upstart embarked on a devastating price war, offering monthly plans for as little as $2.“Reliance’s strategy to diversify beyond the energy sector was the biggest game changer,” said Sanjiv Bhasin, executive vice president at India Infoline Ltd. “Mukesh Ambani had the 10-year vision to foresee that data will be the next gold and he invested heavily.”What financed that investment was Dhirubhai’s old oil and petrochemicals business, which, expanded by Mukesh, still accounts for 90 percent of Reliance’s profit. Cash flow from the business, together with a blue-chip rating gave Reliance Industries access to a large pool of cheap capital. “Mukesh Ambani has very adroitly used this competitive advantage,” said Saurabh Mukherjea, founder of Marcellus Investment Managers.Meanwhile, Anil has been selling assets to quell investor concerns around the indebtedness of some of his companies that contributed to declines in his shares.Like his brother, Anil invested billions to expand his portfolio, but the younger brother didn’t have a cash cow like the oil refinery to finance growth. Instead, like other businesses in India and elsewhere, many of his companies increased debt.Read here about how debt-fuelled growth is a playbook common to many conglomerates world over, with painful aftereffectsThe borrowing spree by local companies caused India’s banks to amass one of the world’s worst bad-loan ratios and when the central bank started cracking down on the resulting $210 billion mountain of stressed debt, highly leveraged companies came under pressure.“The only options any indebted company has is to sell assets, seek refinancing or get new investors,” said Crabtree in Singapore.Of Anil’s businesses, shares of Reliance Naval & Engineering Ltd. saw the worst decline this year, losing 75 percent. Bought in 2015 as part of his bet on defense as the next engine of growth, the warship and submarine maker has proven hard to turn around.Its loan accounts have been “ irregular or substandard” since 2014, the company said in March. The defense contractor is in arbitration with ex-owners over the latter’s alleged breach of some warranties. Auditors in April cautioned against the firm’s ability to survive and two creditors have an ongoing lawsuit to send Reliance Naval into insolvency. In a stock exchange filing in April that sought to allay the auditor’s concerns, the company said it is engaged with its lenders and is confident on reaching a solution “to resolve the financial position of the company and to continue as a going concern.”Other group units have also faced difficulties.Another of Anil’s defense firms has come under scrutiny over the 2016 negotiations between France and India for $8.7 billion of French warplanes. In an Aug. 20 statement, Anil and his company denied allegations from opposition lawmakers that the deal unfairly benefited his company, saying the lawmakers had been “misinformed, misdirected and misled by malicious vested interests and corporate rivals.”Anil’s Reliance Infrastructure Ltd., which built Mumbai’s first metro line, missed a bond payment in August as it waited for proceeds from the sale of power transmission assets to fellow billionaire Gautam Adani’s unit to cover the amount. It plans to be debt-free by next year, Anil said at a briefing in August.Electricity generator Reliance Power Ltd., also part of Anil’s group, has failed to stem a decade of overall decline in its shares since its record IPO in 2008, just as the global financial crisis hit.The group’s profitable financial services firm Reliance Capital Ltd. has also seen its shares decline this year, despite staying away from bad news.But the biggest challenge for Anil’s empire came from his brother’s business.Reliance Communications Ltd., once the flagship of Anil’s portfolio, was battered by the price war Jio started. Last month, Rcom sold its 178,000 kilometer fiber-optic network for 30 billion rupees as part of a disposal that will see it divest of almost all of its wireless assets and exit from the mobile phone business.The buyer was Mukesh’s Jio.RCom “was the crown jewel given away to Anil Ambani after the family businesses split,” said Bhasin. “Then the debt and interest burden spiraled.”In May, a creditor persuaded a court to begin insolvency proceedings for RCom before agreeing to an out-of-court settlement.How India’s Richest Man Shook Up Its Phone IndustryBloomberg News is currently defending litigation brought by Anil Ambani and Reliance Communications in connection with previous Bloomberg reporting.The sale of RCom assets to Jio brings the saga of the two brothers full circle and sets the stage for the next chapter in the story of one of India’s great business dynasties.Anil is gradually unwinding RCom’s debts and refocusing the firm toward real estate. This month he told investors that a property development in Navi Mumbai, a planned city across the bay from India’s financial capital, will create 250 billion rupees in value for investors.“It may be a late coming but at least he is not running away,” said Bhasin, who remains bullish on the group’s infrastructure, finance and power businesses.Mukesh is gearing up for an even bigger gamble. In July he announced plans for an e-commerce foray that would marry the group’s telecom and retail business to take on global rivals Amazon.com Inc. and Walmart Inc.While the news helped boost shares of Mukesh’s Reliance Industries since the announcement, some investors are sounding a note of caution about another ambitious expansion. Reliance Industries’ total debt has risen in the past five years and non-core investments have shown muted returns on capital.“There’s a reason investors put a discount on holding companies with diverse businesses,” said Crabtree, explaining that telecom diversification worked but “taking it much further may be one too many rolls of the dice.”In the past few weeks, Mukesh has faced his own challenges.A verdict by India’s top court last month barred non-government use of a national biometric database that telecom operators including Jio had been using to sign up customers. The prospect of a multi-fold rise in verification costs for the telecom company, together with a slump in the rupee and rising oil prices contributed to a 11 percent drop in Reliance Industries’ stock this month.Still, the media spotlight has been on Mukesh and his wife Nita, head of the Reliance Foundation, for a very different reason. Both their eldest son and daughter got engaged this year, putting the Mumbai and Bollywood elite on high alert for two epic Indian weddings. Judging by Akash’s lavish engagement party this June in the family’s $1 billion Mumbai home with 27 stories and 600-staff, they won’t be disappointed.The saga continues.
145. Meanwhile, the divergence documented by Barro and Sala-i-Martin was reversing. Beginning in the 1990s, developing countries started to grow faster than developed ones. Outside of Africa -- where a series of bloody wars sent a number of countries into chaos in the 1990s -- the pattern was even stronger.In the 2000s, commodities prices rebounded, and natural-resource exporting countries began to share in the new wave of global growth. Meanwhile, China accelerated yet again, following its entry into the World Trade Organization in 2001 and a burst of productivity growth. The gap between sprinting developing and slow-growth developed countries became even greater.Then came the Great Recession. Rich countries and poor countries alike were hit hard by the global financial crisis, but -- unlike in previous downturns -- the poor countries didn’t suffer more. Catch-up continued. Global inequality kept falling.Now, a decade after the crisis, economists are starting to reevaluate their long-held beliefs about global convergence. Dev Patel, Justin Sandefur and Arvind Subramanian of the Center for Global Development recently looked at multiple datasets on per- capita incomes around the world, and found that no matter which measure is used, the relationship between starting income and subsequent growth has been negative since around 1990.In other words, the idea that rich countries grow more slowly has gone from fiction to fact. No longer do textbook economic theories need to be fudged -- reality has caught up. It appears that the war, bad policies, and dysfunctional institutions that afflicted developing nations in the mid- 20th century were a temporary phenomenon.And the implications for the world are enormous. With economic clout comes geopolitical heft -- the influence of the old colonial powers will steadily diminish, while their ex-colonies assume more global leadership. Some countries will even make the leap from developing to developed status, as South Korea has already done. Trade between emerging markets will continue to increase, bypassing the rich economies entirely.But most of all, the world will simply be a more equal place. Gone are the days when a few countries could lord it over others, secure in the illusion that their society had a secret sauce that others could never emulate.
146. Parents must learn skills to promote learning for toddlers
147. Sensex cracks 408 points on global sell-off, Nifty below 10,400
148. UPPCL JE result 2018 declared at uppcl.org
149. The Curse of La Llorona teaser trailer: James Wan has another horror franchise on his hands
150. Want to Be a Billionaire? This Lottery Jackpot Is a Good Start
151. Fake news deluge prompts Brazil election court to play catch-up
152. Most watched Indian TV shows: Dance Plus 4 opens with a bang
153. The Curse of La Llorona teaser trailer: James Wan has another horror franchise on his hands
154. Badhaai Ho box office collection Day 1
155. Narcos Mexico trailer: Diego Luna and Michael Pena look ready for the ultimate drug war
156. Pakistan vs Australia 2nd Test Day 4 Live
157. Parents must learn skills to promote learning for toddlers
158. Rupee falls 3 paise to 73.64 against US dollar in early trade
159. बीजेपी सांसद की एसपी बेटी का हुआ ट्रांसफर, कांग्रेस ने की थी शिकायत
160. सलग दुसऱ्या दिवशी पेट्रोल-डिझेलच्या दरात कपात
161. ജഗജില്ലി അമ്മക്കൂട്ടത്തിന്റെ ‘ഡാകിനി’ ഇന്ന് മുതല്‍
162. சபரிமலை விவகாரம் Live Updates : சபரிமலை ஐயப்பன் சன்னிதானத்தை நெருங்கிய ஆந்திர செய்தியாளர்
163. Apple Watch Series 4 on sale from today: Where to buy, price in India
164. Want to be a billionaire? This lottery jackpot is a good start
165. Bangkok’s ‘Dr Love’ woos Chinese couples with fertility tours
166. Pope Francis gets invite to North Korea, indicates will consider it
167. Guptill ruled out of UAE tour due to calf strain
168. Narcos Mexico trailer: Diego Luna and Michael Pena look ready for the ultimate drug war
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173. CRPF jawan dies of cardiac arrest in Baramulla
174. Prez, PM greet people on Dussehra
175. New Delhi, Oct 19
176. President Ram Nath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Friday greeted people on the occasion of Vijayadashami.
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178. Srinagar, Oct 19
179. Several soldiers were injured when militants triggered an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) in a village in south Kashmir district of Pulwama, official sources said here on Friday.
180. Kuala Lumpur, Oct 19
181. Malaysia’s former deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi was slapped with 45 charges in court on Friday (Oct 19) involving fraud of RM114 million (US$27.
182. Bullion Market Opening rates
183. PATNA, OCT 19
184. Married women taking selfie during participate in ‘Sindur Khela’ in front of Goddess Durga on the last day of Durga puja celebrations in Patna on Friday. UNI PHOTO-5U
185. Married women participate in ‘Sindur Khela’ in front of Goddess Durga on the last day of Durga puja celebrations in Patna on Friday. UNI PHOTO-4U
186. Married women participate in ‘Sindur Khela’ in front of Goddess Durga on the last day of Durga puja celebrations in Patna on Friday. UNI PHOTO-2U
187. A married woman giving farewell to Goddess Durga on the last day of Durga puja celebrations in Patna on Friday. UNI PHOTO-1U
188. Several soldiers injured in IED blast by militants in Pulwama
189. Former Malaysian Deputy PM charged with money laundering and corruption
190. Train service resumes in Kashmir
191. Srinagar, Oct 19 (UNI) Train service resumed on Friday after remaining suspended on Thursday for security reasons in the Kashmir valley, where separatists had called for a general strike against civilian killings, arresting of youth under Public Safety Act (PSA) and attack on media persons.
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197. 9.00 amRoyals Harry and Meghan go barefoot on BondiBritish royals Harry and Meghan kicked off their shoes and donned tropical garlands Friday as they
198. Akash Malik wins India’s maiden archery silver at Youth Olympics
199. The 15-year-old son of a farmer lost a one-sided final to Trenton Cowles of the USA 0-6 as India concluded with three gold, nine silver, and one bronze at the event that was launched in 2010.
200. Sabarimala temple opened
201. Melsanthi selection today
202. Rally for healthier lifestyle flagged off
203. Swasth Bharat campaign was launched on October 16
204. Omni bus terminus in Tiruchi, at last
205. After years of struggle, private omni buses operators will now have an exclusive terminus in the Central Bus Stand area. About 50 omni buses will be o
206. SBI move flayed
207. The Association of Former Central Committee Members of SBSU has urged State Bank of India to withdraw its decision to reduce cash withdrawal limit fro
208. Medals, meet and tweet
209. Tiruchi girl Jennitha Anto makes the right moves
210. NIT-T to conduct tech-based entrepreneurship programme
211. Science and technology graduates will undergo the course
212. Scheme will provide health care for the poor: Minister
213. The Ayushman Bharat Scheme launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet the medical requirements of the poor and the middle class, Union Minist
214. Parking area, traffic regulations notified
215. For commercial hubs in Tiruchi City ahead of Deepavali; changes will be in force till November 6
216. Elaborate arrangements in place for Vidyarambham
217. As temples in the city make elaborate arrangements for the Vidyarambham ritual to initiate children into the world of learning on Vijayadasami day tha
218. Nature trail comes up along Singanallur lake
219. Stone paintings, sculptures depicting the biodiversity of the state installed along tank bund
220. AAI sets up herbal garden with 1,200 saplings
221. The saplings were planted in four minutes to create record in National Achievers Book of Records
222. Case registered against protesters
223. The Singanallur police have booked nine workers of the CPI (M), Students Federation of India and Democratic Youth Federation of India in connection wi
224. Police urge public to use Kavalan SOS app
225. The police have called the public, especially women and the senior citizens, to make use of Kavalan SOS (save our soul) app which was launched across
226. Over 1,800 malnourished children in the Nilgiris to get nutritional supplements
227. As part of National Nutrition Mission’s goal towards abolishing malnutrition among children
228. Three teams formed to nab accused in double murder case
229. The police have formed three teams to secure the arrest of seven, who were involved in Tuesday’s double murder as villagers and family members of the
230. Indian-American awarded at White House for combating human trafficking
231. Appointed in July 2015, Ms. Davis has made a local impact on human trafficking in America’s fourth largest city from a policy-level perspective and by helped in advancing systems change.
232. Sabarimala protests | Live updates: Close temple if any young woman enters, says royal family
233. Today, a woman devotee and a woman reporter from Hyderabad have begun trekking to Sabarimala, a day after a New Delhi-based reporter of a foreign media outlet made a failed bid to visit the shrine.
234. Sabarimala issue: Palace directs Tantri to close the sanctum if young woman enters temple premises
235. Woman journalist and the woman devotee detained at Nadappanthal due to vehement protests
236. Ten at home is great, but zero where it matters is not
237. Selectors will have to display both imagination and conviction when picking the side for the tour down under
238. Udayeshwar Mahadeva Temple: An Epitome Of Paramara Architecture
239. Wearable smart sticker can monitor vital signs real time
240. Police detain Trupti Desai ahead of proposed meeting with Modi in Shirdi
241. PM to hand over keys of houses to PMAY beneficiaries in Maha
242. Indian-American awarded at White House for combatting human trafficking
243. Athletes could also use the technology to monitor their health while exercising
244. Looking to buy midcap IT stocks? Here’s which one to back?
245. Pope Francis gets invite to North Korea, indicates will consider it
246. Gold imports up 4% YoY to $17.63 billion in April-September period
247. Exclusive: As polio threat looms, Indonesia's Bio Farma denies contamination of oral vaccine
248. E-car sales plunge 40% in FY18, but e-bikes volume soars 138%
249. Dish TV tanks 6% after brokerages say RIL-Hathway-DEN deal negative for broadcasters & DTH players
250. US economic policy toward China to get tougher, say economists: Reuters poll
251. Trump threatens to send military, shut border as migrants head for Mexico
252. Hathway Cable jumps 10%, but Den Networks falls 4% post RIL deal
253. RIL tumbles over 6% on mixed Q2 earnings; brokerages see 14-29% upside
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267. Reliance Industries Slides Despite Q2 Earnings Meeting Estimates
268. Tata Sons Mulls Acquiring Stake in Jet Airways
269. Oil Set For Weekly Loss As Stockpile Gain Offsets Khashoggi Case
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271. Sabarimala entry LIVE: Two women have agreed to go back from temple, say police
272. Parikarmikkal (aides of Sabarimala temple's chief priest) have begun protesting in front of the 18 holy steps at the sanctum sanctorum after stopping the daily pooja.
273. Fuel prices slashed, petrol and diesel at Rs 87.84 and Rs 79.13
274. Don't just stand there! Azhar Ali expects teasing from son for bizarre run out
275. Azhar edged a Peter Siddle delivery towards the third man boundary and, thinking the ball had crossed the rope, halted in the middle of the pitch to talk to fellow batsman Asad Shafiq.
276. Friends of French star Karim Benzema suspected of attempted kidnapping
277. Lewis Hamilton '100 per cent certain' that Mick Schumacher will race in F1
278. Serena Williams' coach Patrick Mouratoglou calls for on-court coaching in tennis
279. Key Fed official backs further gradual rate hikes
280. UN Command verifies mine clearance to disarm JSA in border area of S. Korea, DPRK
281. Commentary: Who is making waves in South China Sea?
282. Security Council condemns attacks in Afghanistan ahead of parliamentary polls
283. China's industrial output up 6.4 pct in first 3 quarters
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297. Vijayadashami address in Nagpur: In poll year, RSS chief asks govt to bring in law for Ram temple
298. Santa Maria vigil aims to shine light on domestic violence
299. Photos: Cabrillo travels South to take on Santa Barbara
300. Channel League football: Santa Barbara tops Cabrillo 44-12
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307. Photos: Nipomo hosts Pioneer Valley on Senior Night
308. Photos: Dodgers top Brewers to take 3-2 NLCS lead
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310. 5 things to watch for in final Wisconsin US Senate debate
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315. Turkish NGO provides Gaza children with school supplies
316. Israel Supreme Court rules to let in US student
317. Brexit talks to continue 'in a positive spirit': EU
318. EU leaders' summit focuses on migration
319. Turkey warns Greece against inflaming tensions in Med
320. Hindu women devotees and activists shout slogans praising the Hindu God Ayyapa during a protest against the Supreme Court verdict revoking a ban on women's entry to the Sabarimala temple.
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324. A man often seen with Saudi Arabia's crown prince was spotted in surveillance footage walking into the consulate in Istanbul just before Jamal Khashoggi disappeared
325. Why YES Bank stock fell over 7% in trade today
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327. Analyst who predicted the 2008 crash warns of bubble brewing in U.S. household wealth
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329. November shock? Republicans could still control Congress after the midterms, polls suggest
330. The ‘smart money’ says it’s time to buy the Chinese internet giants and the U.S. FAANGs
331. Leaders in the Arts, Entertainment and Other Fields Discuss How They Cope With Mistakes
332. Two Countries That Stand to Benefit From the Khashoggi Tragedy
333. Migrant Caravan Heads Toward Border
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335. When iPhones and Androids Chat: How to Live With Green Bubbles
336. Is quantitative investing the future of stock picking?
337. A New Breed of Political Ad Enters the Midterms
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347. This Chinese city wants to launch an 'artificial moon' to replace street lights
348. Rules designed to reduce risk of accidents over disputed waters agreed at defence ministers’ meeting in Singapore
349. The Indonesian fisheries minister â€" known for her penchant for blowing up wayward vessels â€" sets her sights on Chinese habits ahead of an international conference that will tackle overfishing
350. A trader at the New York Stock Exchange on October 11 â€" a day when US stocks suffered deep losses in volatile trading. Photo: Xinhua
351. Intelligent connected cars herald a “new era” for cars, China’s industry minister says
352. Samantha Jones told police she stabbed her husband in the chest during a heated argument. Photo: AFP
353. Wei Siang Yu, founder and executive chairman of Borderless Healthcare Group. Photo: Bloomberg
354. Rihanna has reportedly turned down the chance to perform in the NFL Super Bowl half-time show. Photo: Reuters
355. Washington claims global postal alliance is flawed but what is the Universal Postal Union and why does it matter?
356. Fan Bingbing has publicly apologised for tax evasion. Photo: TNS
357. The allegations were made in a countersuit in response to a Huawei complaint filed last year accusing CNEX of stealing its trade secrets
358. Beijing could try to expand relations with Riyadh if Washington imposes sanctions over disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi
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360. The depiction of the heroine, played by Yue Lina, has been criticised by women’s rights activists. Photo: Handout.
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362. Customers eat at a Jollibee outlet in Quezon City. Photo: Reuters
363. Carolyn Fortney, a survivor of sexual abuse at the hands of her family's Roman Catholic parish priest as a child, awaits legislation in the Pennsylvania Capitol to respond to a landmark state grand jury report on child sexual abuse. Photo: AP
364. Brazil's right-wing presidential candidate for the Social Liberal Party, Jair Bolsonaro, gestures flanked by his son and Rio de Janeiro's elected Senator, Flavio Bolsonaro and the president of the party, Gustavo Bebianno. Photo: AFP
365. Pablo Ortellado, a professor of public policy at the University of Sao Paulo who has studied fake news, said Facebook has made good strides
366. Having been wiped out as pests in other parts of the continent, African wild dogs â€" sociable but fierce canines that hunt in packs â€" are making a recovery in South Luangwa National Park
367. Emporio Armani’s sequinned cowboy book adds some sparkle to the season.
368. In following Trump and suggesting Canberra will recognise the city as the capital of Israel, PM Scott Morrison is risking overseas trade with the Muslim world for domestic Jewish votes he does not need
369. Politicians were quick to condemn uniformed troops from the People’s Liberation Army’s Hong Kong garrison helping with the post-Typhoon Manghut clean-up, but why not see them for what they are?
370. HKSAR Chief Executive the Hon Mrs Carrie Lam and Club Chairman Mr Anthony W K Chow officiating at the opening ceremony
371. Palestinians protest against the opening of the new US embassy in Jerusalem in May. The US announced it had downgraded its main diplomatic mission to the Palestinians on Thursday, placing it under the authority of the US embassy to Israel. Photo: Reuters
372. US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. Photo: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg
373. Honduran migrants take part in a ‘caravan’ towards the US in Chiquimula, Guatemala on October 17, 2018. Photo: AFP
374. Apple chip maker TSMC’s sales outlook disappoints as global smartphone, cryptocurrency mining demand stalls
375. Ucommune makes fifth acquisition this year as it seeks to battle co-working space rival WeWork in China
376. The Partnership on AI is led by researchers representing Amazon.com, Google, DeepMind Technologies, Facebook, Microsoft, IBM and Apple
377. Professor Li Ying from the Department of Biomedical Sciences at City University of Hong Kong.
378. There is a lot more to Bailey than shooting celebrities
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380. Twitter says it found a software bug that may have sent some private messages
381. Louis de Bernières is interviewed for the Telegraph's new podcast, My Life in Books
382. Swimming is a good way to get your required 150 minutes of "moderate-intensity" exercise, officials say
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388. E-cigarettes slowed wound healing in animal study
389. Rockwell Collins wins bid for Navy aircraft repair
390. U.S. to merge embassy, consulate in Jerusalem
391. Chinese national flags are seen as tourists throng the Nanjing pedestrian road, a main shopping area, on China's 69th National Day in Shanghai, China, Oct. 1, 2018.
392. Vietnamese Blogger 'Mother Mushroom' Arrives in US After Two Years in Prison
393. Sergio Perez extends F1 contract with Force India for 2019
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400. A speaker at last year's FinTech conference.
401. Chinese actress Fan Bingbing arrives at the opening ceremony of the 71st edition of the Cannes Film Festival in southern France. Photo: AFP / Loic Venance
402. China's former leader Deng Xiaoping, who died in 1997, is seen with Helmut Schmidt at a parade during a visit by the German Chancellor to Beijing in 1975. Photo: AFP
403. An aerial view of the city center of Beirut on the coast of Lebanon. Photo: iStock/Getty Images
404. مظاهرة للصحفي المفقود جمال خاشقجي في إسطنبول
405. Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Photo: AFP
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407. Sign at Funky Lam Kitchen offers a foretaste of the newly opened restaurant's daring and innovative Lao cuisine. Photo: Karen Emmons
408. Rémy Cointreau: First-half Sales 2018/19
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410. Software AG Q3 Profit Rises, Adj. EBITA Margin Down; Confirms FY18 Outlook
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415. DGAP-News: BB BIOTECH AG: Investors showed renewed interest in biotech stocks during the third quarter
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418. Kyiv International Economic Forum Highlights Optimism From International Business Community in Ukraine
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