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2. Landslides blocked Milin Section of Yarlung Zangbo River in Tibet: China to India
3. Malaysian opposition leader charged in 45 graft cases
4. Kerala: Protests over entry of women of all ages in Sabarimala temple turn complicated
5. PM hands over keys to PMAY beneficiaries in Maharashtra
6. PM greets nation on the occasion of Vijayadashmi
7. NITI Aayog to launch guidelines for PPPs in treatment of NCDs - Express BPD (press release) (blog)
8. NITI Aayog's dream of a $10-trillion Indian economy by 2032 pared to half - Business Standard
9. Banks Permitted To Reckon Gsecs Up To Amount Equal To Their Incremental Out...
10. Current Upturn In Investment Cycle Estimated To Last Up To 2022-23 Says RBI...
11. USFDA conducts pre-approval inspection for J B Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
12. Jiya Eco-Products to conduct EGM
13. Suraj Industries to conduct board meeting
14. Board of CRISIL recommends dividend
15. Prima Agro to hold AGM
16. Board of Trident recommends second interim dividend
17. JTEKT India EGM scheduled
18. Prima Industries to conduct AGM
19. Central Bank of India schedules EGM
20. Ceejay Finance announces demise of Chairman
21. IndoStar Capital Finance to table results
22. Dhanvarsha Finvest announces board meeting date
23. B.C. Power Controls to convene board meeting
24. D-Link (India) to conduct board meeting
25. Rushil Decor to declare Quarterly Result
26. Sensex, Nifty50 slide on Asian cues, oil prices (Lead)
27. Creating cross-border conversations: Documentary sets out to humanise India's borderlands
28. Hailee Steinfeld to star in music drama 'Idol
29. Jamie Lee Curtis' 'Halloween' to arrive in India on Oct 26
30. Luis Fonsi, Ozuna unveil 'Imposible
31. Post Malone, Swae Lee's song from 'Spider-Man' out
32. Set aside apprehensions when you commit to a project: Big B
33. Saibaba's message inspires humanity: Modi
34. Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday said Saibaba's message of "shradha aur saburi" (faith and patience) has inspired humanity.
35. Reliance Industries shares slump 7% post Q2 results
36. Shares of Reliance Industries Friday slumped 7 per cent despite the company reporting its highest ever quarterly net profit in the July-September quarter.
37. Delhi's air quality improves due to rainfall
38. Delhi's air quality improved Friday after rainfall lashed parts of the national capital, according to authorities.
39. Govt decides to increase the tenure of FSAs between CIL, steel industry
40. Coal India has decided to increase the tenure of fuel supply pacts to be signed with the steel industry to 10 years with a view to reducing the sector's reliance on imports for the fuel, according to a notice.
41. Mukesh Chhabra suspended from 'The Fault in our Stars' remake over sexual harassment allegations
42. Casting director Mukesh Chhabra, who was all set to make his directorial debut with the Hindi remake of "The Fault in our Stars", has been suspended from the film over sexual harassment allegations by multiple women.
43. New 3D printer can be used in microgravity
44. The European Space Agency (ESA) has developed a 3D printer that can be used in weightlessness to make parts on demand for repair and maintenance during long-duration space missions.
45. Ariana Grande conceals her 'Pete' tattoo with a band-aid
46. Singer Ariana Grande covered up the tattoo she dedicated to ex-fiance Pete Davidson during her first appearance post their rumoured breakup.
47. Fuss about Chris Pine's nude scene in 'Outlaw King' is ridiculous, says David Mackenzie
48. Director David Mackenzie has termed the debate over Chris Pine's full-frontal nude scene in "Outlaw King" as "ridiculous".
49. Claire Foy always questioning herself
50. Actor Claire Foy says as an actor she is always questioning her thoughts and decision.
51. Kristen Bell says Disney's 'Snow White' sends wrong messages to children
52. Actor Kristen Bell has concerns with regards to certain Disney films and believes they are problematic.
53. FATF team finalises report with recommendations for de-listing Pak from grey list in Sep'19: Report
54. After an on-site assessment of the steps taken by Pakistan to curb terror financing and money laundering, a visiting Financial Action Task Force (FATF) team has finalised a report with 40 recommendations for de-listing Islamabad from its grey list from September next year, according to a media report Friday.
55. Oil prices edge up, but set for weekly loss on stock build, trade row
56. China steel prices slide as output hits record, GDP slows
57. Corrected: Oil prices edge up, but set for weekly loss on stock build, trade row
58. Banks Permitted To Reckon Gsecs Up To Amount Equal To Their Incremental Outstanding Credit to NBFCs
59. Current Upturn In Investment Cycle Estimated To Last Up To 2022-23 Says RBI Paper
60. Surya Roshni bags order worth Rs 50.34 crore
61. Spentex Industries appoints CFO
62. Fund pick: Reliance Multi Cap
63. PKL 2018: Can Titans' Abozar Mighani stop Patna's top raider Pardeep Narwal
64. A snapshot: Key features of top co-branded travel credit cards
65. Asian Champions Trophy 2018: India start campaign with 11-0 win over Oman
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68. Microsoft Cofounder Paul Allen Dies At 65
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70. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 4 - Former Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete Calls For Improved Nutrition In Africa
71. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 5 - Microsoft Cofounder Paul Allen Dies At 65
72. The Supreme Court takes a public-access TV case
73. Melissa McCarthy is seriously good in “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”
74. Why the risk of a no-deal Brexit is increasing
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77. Why does America still use Soyuz rockets to put its astronauts in space?
78. Trade and immigration have never been so popular in America
79. After a year of #MeToo
80. A new play stages Darwin’s first inklings of scientific revolution
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85. Kaspersky ready to comply with Indias data localisation norms
86. Ministry of Tourism of Republic of Indonesia Enters into Two Tourism Cooperation Agreements with Brand Expedia to Promote 15 Key Travel Destinations in Indonesia
87. Malaysian opposition party president faces 45 corruption charges
88. Indonesia quake, tsunami: 70 children still remain missing
89. Ex-Saudi diplomat 'pivotal' in Khashoggi's apparent killing
90. What do pilgrims in Punjab's Dera Baba Nanak feel when faith travels across the border to Gurdwara Kartarpur Sahib in Pakistan through binoculars or a telescope? At a time when borders have mental images as frontiers of cross-fire, illegal crossings and violence, a documentary filmmaker intends to humanise them and create conversations on cross-border relationships.
91. NCR sees very-poor air quality, set to drop further
92. The National Capital Region saw a "very-poor" air quality on Thursday, which experts believe may further deteriorate within the next two days due to weather conditions, stubble burning and festival season.
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94. BMT to support Thailand’s submarine programme
95. Early-life Alcohol Intake may Increase Prostate Cancer Risk
96. Drumming an Hour a Week may Boost Academics in Autistic Kids
97. Ebola death toll rises to 85 in Congo
98. Brain Tumours may Occur in Children with Common Genetic Syndrome
99. This drug could prevent brain damage caused by cosmic rays
100. Delhi proposes 50% profit cap on medicines at hospitals
101. YouTube to replace Facebook as No. 2 website in US
102. Zebra Technologies launches two thermal desktop printers
103. FBI Fires Agent for Anti-Trump Texts
104. TECNO Mobile launches 3 affordable smartphones
105. Vulnerable South Asian communities gear up to fight floods
106. Trump confirms US officials in N.Korea over summit planning
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109. China, SE Asia to hold maritime drill to ease tensions
110. Earlier govt launched schemes to publicise only one family: Narendra Modi
111. Piyush Goyal to receive US university award for rural electrification effort
112. Travancore Devaswom Board to meet Friday to find amicable solution to Sabarimala row
113. Confident Maldivian people's mandate will prevail: India
114. Wife of Interpol ex-chief fears for his life -- and her own safety
115. The bad bet on bad debt
116. Auto stocks get a crash test
117. The return of the polio virus
118. Earlier govt's aim was to publicise one family: PM
119. A glimpse of the future Mukesh Ambani is preparing for
120. Consumption to be under severe pressure in H2: N Jayakumar
121. Metal watch: Zinc down; lead slips
122. Nifty metal index in the green; Hindustan Zinc rises 5%
123. Havells India shares advance 2% post Q2 results
124. Liquidity measure a big relief for NBFCs: Lakshmi Iyer
125. Faasos in talks to raise $100 million for expansion
126. Amit Shah holds talks with allies to find Manohar Parrikar’s successor
127. Southeast Asia hails world's first multilateral air encounter code
128. Trump threatens to send military, shut border as migrants head for Mexico
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134. he per litre cost of petrol and diesel is Rs 82.38 (fall of Rs 0.24) and Rs 75.48 (decrease of Rs 0.10), respectively in the national capita...
135. Mentha oil prices down in morning deals
136. Two women agree to abort pilgrimage after priest threatens to shut down Sabarimala shrine
137. Taliban attack kills top Afghan officials, US general unhurt
138. Lens on Mahinda Rajapaksa for rumours on Sirisena's assassination plot
139. Jio Experience Centre: A small glimpse of the future Mukesh Ambani is preparing for
140. he per litre cost of petrol and diesel is Rs 82.38 (fall of Rs 0.24) and Rs 75.48 (decrease of Rs 0.10), respectively in the national capital.
141. The excise department’s proposal for a hike in excise on IMFL has been approved and is awaiting clearance of excise minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule
142. RIL said the business faced headwinds from the US-China trade tensions, currency depreciation in emerging markets and higher price of oil.
143. China has 700 million people online, but it heavily censors content, especially that of a political nature.
144. The body investigating Meng Hongwei, the National Supervisory Commission, can hold suspects for as long as six months without providing access to legal counsel.
145. Modi was speaking at Shirdi where he had come to observe the death centenary of Sai Baba in Shirdi and later addressed a rally where he interacted with PMJAY beneficiaries
146. The Carnot Prize is given "for distinguished contributions to energy policy", the Philadelphia-based university said.
147. Beijing's expansive claims to the South China Sea have long been a source of friction with rival claimants in Southeast Asia, as well as the US which has traditionally been the dominant naval power in the area.
149. “We may find 10,200 difficult to break but one could find a panic bottom in 9,800-9,900 range.”
150. Prime Securities, tells ET Now.Edited excerpts: Have markets hit a bottom? Where are they headed in the short term?It will hold out between 9,800 and 10,000, which was tested last time. I am putting myself out for judgement as well but between 9,800 and 10,000 is a rock solid bottom. In the short run, we may even find 10,200 difficult to break but we are worried that you could find a panic bottom in the 9,800-9,900 range.But Nifty has not corrected at all! In fact, Nifty is still in the positive zone. How relevant is Nifty for investors? Statistics tells you that over 60% of stocks in the broad market are down more than 60% from all-time highs. If that is the case, the market is probably in the range of 8,000 to 8,500. The fact that four-five stocks have been serious outperformers for a variety of reasons, means virtually 80-85% of mutual fund flows are going only to the top 250 stocks. This means the outperformance in Reliance, Infosys, TCS, Levers has just kept the index up. Some of them have corrected as well, but obviously not as much as the rest. But here are others who are willing to pick up the slack in the market now. For instance, private sector banks have broadly outperformed, but ICICI, Axis have been extremely weak. ICICI for instance, has bottomed out pretty conclusively and this is not to talk individual stocks, but more from an index standpoint. Despite short-term issues, some of the cement stocks may have bottomed out as well. As a sector, pharma has definitely bottomed out. Pharma as a space will give you surprise upside returns and the space that I like a lot and more so because of recent changes in the environment are PSU banks. The neglected private sector banks ICICI, Axis, SBI, Bank of Baroda, Union Bank also will give you surprise upside returns. I call this a karmic cycle and we can talk about it in terms of what has changed. There are sectors willing to pick up the slack of outperformance which is only restricted to four or five. Those stocks may actually have corrected, Reliance had hit Rs 1350. It is now below Rs 1100 and in the short run, there may be disappointments with the results. You could have a situation where some of those which have performed well may stabilise at lower levels. I do not think they will fall much more. Interestingly, the fund flow position has changed for foreign funds. You will have much less selling. In fact, FIIs could turn buyers through a combination of 8% plus on yields both in the debt side and Rs 74-75 to a dollar clearly visible now, as being factors that could bring foreign flows in. Foreign flows will be neutral to positive going forward. Some of these sectors will take up this slack. So, index wise, I do not think 9,800 to 10,000 will really get broken in a hurry. Of course, there are sectors which are very positive and the sector we should actually focus on. The NBFC sector has been the front-runner in terms of the market upsurge over the last several years. The NBFC space came up as a result of a considered strategy that PSUs could not take up growth in terms of durable space, consumer durables and the growth through the housing finance books, etc. That entire slack got taken up by PSU banks lending to NBFCs, private sector banks lending to NBFCs and NBFCs doing what these banks could not do. Now with the IL&FS scare and the asset-liability mismatch, which RBI quite unexpectedly talks about vis-à-vis the NBFC space, what it meant is that the 7:1, 8:1 leverages will over the next two years come down to 3.5-4:1. All NBFCs today are only doing the following. So, it is all going to change. On November 15, Rs 110,000 crore worth CPs are coming up for maturity. Already 80,000 crore have disappeared through the short-term funds. Of the Rs 1,10,000 crore, 30-40% goes to the really top quality HDFC, L&T kind but the rest could be a challenge. What is happening is these NBFCs are selling their portfolios because they have all hit single party limits. As they sell their portfolios, the banks are getting money from the same big corporate treasuries like Reliance, Vedanta, ITC, Maruti, etc, which are now pulling money out of these mutual funds and putting them in bank deposits. Those bank deposits act as the long-term source for banks to reposition themselves by buying these assets. So from an NBFC perspective, the assets and the liability come off. The overall leverage is going to be reduced. They are not going to get more access to direct lending and so their growth is a big issue. The NBFC re-rating or derating has built this in completely. So the NBFC space is coming off and PSU banks are taking the portfolios. Portfolios of almost Rs 2 lakh crore will get sold off in the next six months. So banks will end up buying all the good assets of NBFCs. NBFCs may end up with portfolios which could be “a little less liquid.” But what will the NBFCs do in the interim? They will go in for more equity issuances. Maybe the equity market is only 1-1.5% book. So, be it. They will go in for long-term bonds and that is when the repositioning happened but that takes two-three years. The NBFCs would be in a consolidation and long-term fund generation mode for the next two-three years. Growth is not their principle objective. From a bank perspective, the question that could be asked is do SBI, BOB and others have adequate capital to absorb all this? The big shift in the portfolios are happening and the private sector banks are well capitalised and may actually be able to take this up. That’s why I am so bullish on ICICI and Axis as they could actually be the beneficiaries of the portfolio which these guys have created over a five-seven year period. So the wheel of lending is going to change? What banks lost, NBFCs gained and now NBFCs would lose and banks gain? That is absolutely correct and one more thing is happening. The NBFC business model itself is being questioned and the liquidity that the NBFCs supply to people like the stock market, LAS, etc, could also be a bit under the cloud. There was a recent scare in the market that NBFCs have given loan against property to builders and these builders may start going belly up. Is the book of a large NBFC like peeling an onion? You keep on peeling layer after layer or is it not that bad? I do not think it is that bad. The reality is that the realty space is in trouble. You can see unsold inventory across the board. The reality also is that a lot of these NBFCs had outstandings to the realty companies against specified assets. But if those companies went into NCLT, these assets get pooled and then your outstanding becomes a bit of a question mark .So far, there was no question of realty companies going belly up. When liquidity got crunched in the US in 2008, banks got refinanced. What did banks do? They took the money but did not transmit it, they essentially put it back in government securities and tables but stayed on liquidity. A similar psychosis is developing right now. Banks are getting the liquidity but really are not lending to anybody other than the top few names which means that credit a as a whole in the economy is going to get crunched, consumption is going to come under severe pressure in the second half of this year. Both discretionary and non-discretionary consumption? Absolutely. Autos… Durables because banks have not shown the adeptness to add to the portfolios and marketing them. They are just buying portfolios. Once that is done, they are not trying to build up a much larger portfolio. The incremental credit to the economy is going to be under big threat and that will affect GDP in the run-up to the election. The government needs to understand that liquidity is the mother’s milk of sentiment. If you do not have liquidity, there is no sentiment. Going into the elections, whatever the government might do, the NBFC space I cannot be wished away. All these measures that RBI talks about, incremental single party limit, etc, needs to have been announced on day one, not on day 15 or day 20. Fifteen days is too long in the financial services space. You need to go out there. When the Lehman crisis happened, the government decisions got taken on a Friday night, Saturday morning before markets opened on Monday. They are not held in abeyance and the sentiment allowed to drift over a two-week period. This is the problem. In the long run, I do not know the adjustments happen but in the short run, you do not want another IL&FS situation. An IL&FS is not representative of the NBFC space. It was actually an infrastructure holding company. It has got nothing to do with being an NBFC. The problem is if you squeeze liquidity in a fast growing space like NBFC, you may create an IL&FS kind of situation. The whole move has to be immediate and surgical. It is too big to fall. It is not like 10 ladies have come together to start a chit fund! Structurall, NBFC space needs to be protected. And not just protected. It is actually a systemic issue. I do not think we can overemphasise this point. Liquidity is the main thing that was driving it up. They were growing at 20-30-35%. Where was that coming from? They had 8:1, 9:1 leverage and they were trying to build long-term funds over a period of time. Through one ALM statement, you cannot throw the cat amongst the pigeons here and which is essentially what has been done. Two quarters ago, you were quite gung ho on aviation and your view was the bad news in aviation is the time to buy. But bad had got worse. Is this only because of crude? It got worse because of two reasons â€" one is crude and two is that pricing to passengers has not kept pace… Why is that? It is just an obsession the top two-three companies have with load factors. Load factors need to drop to sensible levels of 75-80-82% and make passengers pay for what is fair. It is an experience, flying is an experience. It has become a preferred mode of travel for most people. Rather than using train or bus, people are saying that flying is convenient, there is a value for the time and they are willing to pay for it. We have gone through this. Rs 2500 ticket to fly Bombayâ€"Delhi with crude at $80 and dollar rupee at 74, does not make sense. These companies are not being spearheaded by people who do not understand this. They are making cash losses on a daily basis and are continuing to do it. This is going to lead to consolidation. There is definitely going to be issues. There could be entry of new players. The good news from a silver-lining perspective is that while the consolidation is happening, pricing power can return but more importantly, crude may have peaked out at 86-87. We could be on the way down. China’s growth is slowing. World growth is slowing. Other than the US which is on steroids in a manner of speaking, there is pressure on every other economy. India will slow down next quarter. Crude will come off if it is fundamentally linked but a lot of crude price movement have always maintained has not been fundamental but it has been a play on the markets. Other issues like Saudi Arabia, geopolitical, going public of Saudi Aramco, etc. But in the short run, the tailwinds that were there for crude price movements, has actually become headwinds in the short term. Suddenly, HPCL, BPCL and OMCs are available in and around their replacement cost. These are businesses which cannot be replicated and these are businesses which have a genuine and a natural moat around them. Would you buy this decline in OMCs because if crude is bearish, maybe there is a trade there? I do not think so. There may be a tactical trade if you are lucky because one is not able to take a call on whether the government will keep interfering especially as the election year approaches. It is not impossible for the government to take decisions which affects three companies but benefit the economy as a whole, like the recent decision. I do not want to get into whether is it is desirable and whether it will be repeated. The event risk around the oil companies makes it clear that they cannot be permanent portfolio additions. They can be tactical plays. They fall off 30-40% on movements like this and you could take a play and make 20-30% possible. Unfortunately, I am not that smart to figure out what is the bottom and what is not. But there are fundamental issues of government policy level interventions that could make for business dynamics that could get disrupted. I would recommend those. In a year from October 2019, a lot would have changed. Do you think right now this market is giving you more like a Flipkart and Amazon sale that you can grab before markets get their rhythm back? There are always two sales in a year in stocks in India. That has been going on for several years. Sometimes, the bull market gets extended, the sales happen once in two years or twice in three years but the reality is that today, liquidity, the financing of midcap stocks, etc, have been completely decimated. The market is telling you what values can go down to when there is no liquidity in the system.
151. Observing the way Jio is working towards its 'digital India' dream, it is safe to say the telecom company will actually transform into a tech giant that revolutionises every aspect of your life.
152. Eurosatory 2018
153. SOFEX 2018
154. Ahmed taken to hospital, Khawaja out
155. Srikanth slays Lin Dan to reach quarters
156. Punjab DGP’s son alleges house-trespass, one arrested
157. Tarsem Singh, the officer who is probing the case, said, "The accused is yet to reveal the motive behind the act. He said he entered the house by mistake. A probe is underway."
158. Algeria bans wearing of full-face veils at work
159. Most Algerian women do not wear the niqab, a custom imported from more traditionally conservative Arab countries such as Saudi Arabia, but the decision is…
160. Dussehra 2018: These funny tweets on Vijaydashami will make your day
161. As different parts of India gear up to burn the effigies of the Ravan and witness Ramleela, many users have found a funny way to greets friends and family on the micro-blogging site to make sure you don't feel sad as the festival is over.
162. RBI announces more steps to increase credit flow to NBFCs
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167. We have lost a visionary, say ND Tiwari’s cabinet colleagues
168. Sabarimala Protests LIVE: After two women return, third tries to approach temple
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170. State news agency Tass Wednesday cited an unnamed ``diplomatic-military source'' as saying the hostages were seized in a raid on a refugee camp and were demanding Syria free IS members.
171. The president says that when they vote, Americans will remember how Democrats fought against Kavanaugh and the Democratic positions on immigration.
172. Russia President Vladimir Putin says IS seized 700 hostages in Syria, executing some
173. Denmark Open: Kidambi Srikanth slays Lin Dan to reach quarterfinal
174. Inclusive, Syncretic and Empowering: There is much to celebrate about Durga Puja
175. Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed taken to hospital, Usman Khawaja out for Aussies
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183. The Army Photographic Competition 2018 winners are revealed.
184. Facebook sued over video viewing figures
185. Army life revealed in award-winning photos
186. Eye of Istanbul' Ara Guler dies at 90
187. All HSSs, colleges closed in Srinagar; KU, IUST suspend classes
188. Four charred to death in bus accident in TN
189. Major infiltration bid foiled, 3 militants killed at LoC in Baramulla
190. Mojo Journo Kavitha Koshy, activist Rahana Fathima return back after protest from devotees
191. Three militants, reportedly foreigners, were killed when alert troops foiled a major infiltration bid from Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) in the woods in north Kashmir district of Baramulla.
192. Sabarimala, Oct 19
193. Andhra based Mojo TV journalist Ms Kavitha Koshy who reached Sannidanam with the escort of more than 100 police personnel, was forced to return to Pamba base amid protest from Ayyappa devotees, on Friday.
194. Bollywood wishes prosperity, happiness on Vijayadashami
195. Several soldiers injured in IED blast by militants in Pulwama
196. UNHCR airlifts 135 migrants detained in Libya
197. NZ batsman Martin Guptill ruled out of UAE tour due to calf strain
198. Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel arrives at the European Council, in Brussels on Thursday. UNI PHOTO-27U
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200. Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Prince Meghan greets people during their visit to Melbourne, Australia on Thursday. UNI PHOTO-26U
201. Pioneer of modern sculpture in India brings 'Stories in Marble
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217. Israel's cabinet approves restrictions on electric bikes
218. India’s only Master of Wine on putting India on the wine map
219. 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
220. Rwanda names 50 percent female Cabinet, following Ethiopia
221. The country has received international recognition for female representation in government, with women making up 61 % of parliament members.
222. Superflares from young stars may imperil planets: NASA
223. Hubble is observing such stars through a large programme called HAZMAT
224. End to Durga Puja festivities, children enter the world of letters on Vijayadasami, and other news in pictures
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226. Saibaba’s message inspires humanity: Modi
227. 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
228. Two days after Ethiopia announced one of the world’s few “gender-balanced” Cabinets with 50 % women, Rwanda has done the same. The East African nation
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230. Buddhism Is Casteless Says Madras HC, Denies Reservation To A Converted Petitioner
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235. Stellar flares from young red dwarf star may imperil planets
236. Tech solutions will eliminate need for soldier to guard borders: Rajnath Singh
237. Saibaba's message inspires humanity Modi
238. FATF team finalises report with recommendations for de-listing Pak from grey list in Sep'19 Report
239. I know I've become a star but don't want to believe it Ayushmann
240. Mukesh Chhabra suspended from 'The Fault in our Stars' remake over sexual harassment allegations
241. Saibaba's message inspires humanity Modi
242. FATF team finalises report with recommendations for de-listing Pak from grey list in Sep'19 Report
243. I know I've become a star but don't want to believe it Ayushmann
244. Among shareholders are state treasurers of Illinois, Rhode Island and...
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246. October 18, 2018
247. Violent flares from the host star may make planets orbiting it uninhabitable
248. See Nifty near 11,500 -11,900 by FY19-end; 5 stocks to bet on for 1-2 years
249. Expect next market move to be led by banks, not IT sector: Avendus Capital
250. Don't think Indian market has corrected enough, says CLSA
251. Saibaba's message inspires humanity: PM Narendra Modi
252. 2019 Nissan Kicks unveiled for India; to be larger than international variant
253. Deutsche Bank says adjustment to rupee not over yet, currency likely to touch 75/$
254. FATF team finalises report with recommendations for de-listing Pakistan from grey list in Sep'19: Report
255. Tech solutions will eliminate need for soldier to stand guard to protect borders: Rajnath Singh
256. Top buy & sell ideas by Ashwani Gujral, Sudarshan Sukhani, Mitessh Thakkar for short term
257. Reliance Mutual Fund reduces minimum investment amount for gold savings scheme
258. Market Headstart: Nifty likely to open lower; 3 stocks which could give 8-9%
259. Asia's Highest Infinity Pool, Party Decks and More: This Might Be Your Dream Home
260. Hero Destini 125cc scooter to launch on October 22
261. Mandir or Vikas? Bhagwat’s Push Has Put BJP in a Spot Before Before 2019
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271. Mukesh Chhabra suspended as 'Fault in Our Stars' Hindi remake director
272. Sandakozhi 2: A trying rehash of the original's tropes
273. Post-Navaratri fasting, here is what diabetics need to follow
274. How to protect your baby's skin this winter? Here are six tips
275. Regular yoga can improve sperm DNA quality, reduce recurrent abortion: Study
276. Indians are now travelling more for leisure: Study
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280. China Hushen 300 index futures close higher Friday
281. 3 militants killed in gunfight on Kashmir LoC
282. IOC chief Bach hails 'fantastic' Buenos Aires Youth Olympics
283. Vietnam to attend ASEAN U22 championship
284. Former senior provincial official expelled from CPC, office
285. Vietnam to host 2019 AFC U-19 Women's Championship qualifiers
286. Former vice finance minister arrested for bribery
287. Conference on virtual reality opens in eastern China
288. Chinese envoy urges funding for UN relief agency for Palestinian refugees
289. Former vice provincial governor arrested for bribery, embezzlement
290. Trump says to make "very strong" statement over missing Saudi journalist
291. China vows to bring financial markets back on normal track
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304. Mayor returns home to try to lift town plagued by poverty
305. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's Vandenberg Campus
306. Gullivery e-commerce Somalia
307. More Than 400 Years Later, The Identity Of Prayagraj Is Restored 
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310. Donald Trump
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312. Global Liquid Ring Compressors Market
313. Global LiDAR Market
314. Global LED Panel Lamps Market
315. Global Laser TV Market
316. Global Labyrinth Compressors Market
317. Global Intelligent Robot Mowers Market
318. Global Industrial Noise Control System Market
319. Global Industrial Gaskets Market
320. EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) Bit Error Rate (BER) Tester Market Report 2018
321. China's 'smart' intercontinental bullet train will adapt to railway tracks without manual help
322. ONGC junks fund crunch issue; says finances are sound as ever
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324. ROME, ITALY - OCTOBER 04:Economy Minister Giovanni Tria speaks during the presentation of the ASviS 2018 Report 'Italy and the Objectives of Sustainable Development' at the Chamber of Deputies, on October 4, 2018 in Rome, Italy. 
325. An investor observes the stock market at a stock exchange hall on June 29, 2018 in Jinhua, Zhejiang Province of China.
326. A pedestrian walks past the People's Bank of China headquarters in Beijing, China, on Monday, Feb. 26, 2018.
327. Jack Ma, co-founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
328. Karlie Kloss and Joshua Kushner get married  
329. Is this the solution to ending plastic waste?
330. Baby boy who was born with a cleft lip and palate smiles for the first time after
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335. Prince Harry raises Invictus Games flag over Sydney Harbor
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339. A New Breed of Political Ad Enters the Midterms
340. The ‘smart money’ says it’s time to buy the Chinese internet giants and the U.S. FAANGs
341. Can 350 million tons of waste a year help power America?
342. The Man Behind the World's Biggest Private-Equity Insolvency
343. Spiders, Man: Lake Gets Caught in Kilometer-Large Web; Scary Pics Included
344. Pakistani Poet's Daughter has to Drive Taxi to Make Ends Meet
345. French MP Proposes 'Glottophobia' Law After Southern Accent Mocked by Politician
346. Tejashwi Unhappy as Dussehra Poster Depicts Him as Lord Ram and Nitish Kumar as Ravana
347. Ellen DeGeneres tries to play matchmaker again between Naomi Osaka (left) and Michael B Jordan (right). Photo: Twitter
348. Beijing will continue working ‘to make our contribution to the development of the global postal service’, says foreign ministry; White House says the system allows developing countries like China to ship goods around the world more cheaply and put American firms at a disadvantage
349. Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office director Zhang Xiaoming reinforces ‘zero tolerance’ towards issue, and says warnings reflected central government’s long-standing policy on matter
350. An artificial moon proposed for a Chinese city would be eight times brighter than the real thing. Photo: SCMP
351. A deal would make the merged entity the dominant player in the highly competitive Chinese bike sharing market
352. Marijuana is now legal in Canada, which presents some challenges for its pro athletes, who compete all over the world
353. Representative Greg Gianforte is greeted on stage by President Donald Trump during a campaign rally at Minuteman Aviation Hangar. Photo: AP
354. 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
355. GCOX says the tokens will give buyers exclusive merchandise and interactions with their favourite celebrities, who receive proceeds from token sales
356. John Moore is expecting big things from Beauty Generation on Sunday. Photo: Kenneth Chan
357. Professor Li Ying from the Department of Biomedical Sciences at City University of Hong Kong.
358. Trump said it would be a ‘miracle’ if Jamal Khashoggi turned up alive, while US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin withdrew from an investment conference in Riyadh, in an abrupt change of tack by the White House
359. Portrait of Chen Sze Long, CEO of ATLAS
360. The fifth instalment of a series on China’s hi-tech industry development master plan looks at 5G mobile technology and how it could create a more advanced digital foundation for the world’s second-largest economy
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362. Singapore's GovTech is leading the city-state's transition into a 'smart nation'.
363. Wexford can boast Ireland’s first purpose-built opera house, opened in 2009 at the cost of €33 million
364. Gallery: Thrifty 50: Fifty stylish buys under £50
365. Thrifty 50: Fifty stylish buys under £50
366. The Duchess of Sussex arriving at Bondi Beach wearing a dress by Australian designer Martin Grant
367. Annie Kenney and some other lesser known suffragists are being celebrated in a new exhibition
368. Best games of 2018
369. Gun, vehicle of former BSP MP’s son Ashish Pandey seized: Delhi Police
370. Pakistan skipper Sarfraz Ahmed taken to hospital, Khawaja out for Aussies
371. Basic Registration process for AIIMS PG July 2019 session begins | Apply now at aiimsexams.org
372. In this April 21, 2015 file photo, Kanye West and Kim Kardashian attend the TIME 100 Gala in New York.
373. China's First International Seminar on Hot Springs and Climate Health Tourism Kicked off on Oct. 16 in BeiBei, Chongqing
374. Vanke Service Launches Standalone Sub-brand for Commercial Property Management Services
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376. New Elsevier AI Lab in Amsterdam Underscores Impact of Academic-industry Collaborations to Strengthen The Netherlands' Global Position in AI
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