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2. PM visits Shirdi, Maharashtra; attends valedictory function of centenary celebration of Shri Saibaba; addresses gathering
3. NITI Aayog's dream of a $10-trillion Indian economy by 2032 pared ... - Business Standard
4. Board of Saurashtra Cement to consider scheme of amalgamation
5. India Cements announces change in nominee director
6. Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri opens its 39th store in Aundh, Pune
7. Dwarikesh Sugar Industries gets reaffirmation in credit ratings
8. USFDA inspects Lupin's Pithampur Unit-3 (Indore) facility
9. Organic Coatings to declare Quarterly Result
10. Swarna Securites to table results
11. NG Industries to convene board meeting
12. GSL Securities to announce Quarterly Result
13. Choksi Imaging to hold board meeting
14. Kriti Industries (India) schedules board meeting
15. SVC Industries to declare Quarterly Result
16. Indian Toners & Developers to declare Quarterly Result
17. Samrat Pharmachem to hold board meeting
18. MB Parikh Finstock to convene board meeting
19. Saudis may blame intelligence official for Khashoggi killing: Post
20. Aerobic exercises may help reduce depression
21. Big B to pay off loans of over 850 UP farmers
22. NASA calls for science payloads for delivery to Moon
23. Creating cross-border conversations: Documentary sets out to humanise India's borderlands
24. Shriram Transport to raise funds through issue of redeemable NCD's
25. NASSCOM inks MoU with Dubai Internet to expand Indian SMEs in MENA region
26. PTC India to sign pacts with 7 firms, 5 states for 1,900MW power by Oct-end
27. Power trading solutions provider PTC India will sign medium-term power purchase agreements (PPA) for 1,900 MW coal-based power capacities with seven companies and five states by month-end under a pilot scheme, an official said.
28. Air quality improves slightly after rain in Delhi but more relief a far cry
29. Sabarimala row: Two women reach hilltop but return due to massive protests
30. NBFCs liquidity crunch to hit home loan sales: report
31. The ongoing liquidity squeeze will slow down non-banks home loan disbursements, a report has said.
32. Centre's advisory to 3 southern states on Sabarimala row
33. The Centre has asked the southern states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka to tighten security in view of the continuing protests against the Supreme Court order allowing entry of women of all age groups to Sabarimala temple.
34. Lupin gets 5 observations from USFDA for Pithampur plant
35. Drug maker Lupin said Friday the US Food and Drug Administration has issued five observations after inspecting its Pithampur based manufacturing unit, sending its shares down by close to 2 per cent.
36. Mortal remains of Congress Veteran N D Tiwari to be brought to UP Saturday
37. The mortal remains of Congress veteran Narayan Dutt Tiwari will be brought here on Saturday for people to pay their last respects to the departed leader.
38. HC orders 84-yr-old woman's services be regularised, four decades after her appointment
39. Appointed on a part-time basis in a government school in Punjab four decades ago, the Punjab and Haryana high court has ordered that the services of the 84-year-old Shanta Devi be regularised.
40. Mahindra Marazzo bookings cross 10,000 mark
41. Utility vehicles major Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) Friday said it has received over 10,000 bookings for its multi-purpose vehicle Marazzo in just over a month of its launch.
42. Two crushed to death by speeding truck
43. Two persons were killed after their motorcycle was hit by a truck here, police said Friday.
44. Anil Agarwal indicates he is open to raising bid for Essar Steel
45. Mining baron Anil Agarwal has indicated that he is open to raising bid for acquiring Essar Steel, saying his flagship Vedanta Ltd is the best suited to take over the indebted firm as it is an iron ore as well as natural gas producer - key ingredients for making steel.
46. DoT asks MTNL to outline long-term roadmap as part of revival talks: CMD
47. As part of the ongoing revival talks, telecom department has asked the ailing MTNL to outline a long-term roadmap on how the PSU plans to compete with other players that have a pan-India footprint, the operator's chairman said.
48. Drug packaging glass maker Schott Tubing investing 20 m euros
49. Indo-German joint ventureSchott Tubing India, which manufactures glasses and tubes for drug packaging,is investing 20 million euros (around Rs 180 crore) at its Jambusar facility in Gujarat to add capacity by 50 per cent.
50. PM seeks views on how IT, electronic sectors can help make 'new India
51. Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday sought views of IT professionals on how the technology and electronic manufacturing sectors can help in making a "new India".
52. Goods train derails in Odisha, rail traffic affected
53. A goods train derailed between Berhampur and Golanthra railway stations in Odisha early Friday, affecting traffic on the route for five hours.
54. Cash crunch at NBFCs set to curb two-wheeler volumes: report
55. Non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) are likely to witness severe cash crunch due to the near-term maturity of commercial papers (CPs) subscribed by mutual funds, affecting sectors reliant on them for funding, especially the two-wheeler segment, warns a report.
56. Rahul Gandhi to visit Telangana tomorrow
57. : Congress President Rahul Gandhi will address two public meetings in Telangana on Saturday in the run-up to the December 7 assembly elections, party sources said Friday.
58. Rubique eyes profit, 1 m customers by 2020
59. Kalaari Capital-backed online lending marketplace Rubique is looking at acquiring 1 million customers by 2020, by when it expects to login in profit, says a senior company executive.
60. VHP demand renaming of Faizabad to Sri Ayodhya
61. The VHP Friday hailed the Uttar Pradesh government's decision to adopt a proposal to rename Allahabad as Prayagraj and demanded that the name of Faizabad be changed to "Sri Ayodhya".
62. Dual jurisdiction under GST opens door for traders' harassment: CAIT
63. Traders' body CAIT Friday warned that allowing central as well as state tax administrations to initiate action against any taxpayer irrespective of jurisdiction would lead to harassment of traders and complicate the tax system.
64. Toy major Funskool to focus on exports, capacity ramp-up
65. Tyre major MRF-owned toy manufacturer Funskool is tapping export markets to drive its sales and is also expanding its capacity, a top company official has said.
66. Bomb explosion before Manipur CM's visit to Kangpokpi district
67. Unidentified miscreants triggered a powerful blast at a market place in Manipur's Kangpokpi district, few hours before Chief Minister N Biren Singh's scheduled visit there, police said on Friday.
68. New LSE boss in $500 million move to tighten hold on clearing business
69. China's regulators rush to rally market confidence, boosting shares
70. China moves to lift confidence as economic growth hits weakest pace since 2009
71. PNB Housing Finance Ltd leads losers in 'A' group
72. Themis Medicare Ltd leads losers in 'B' group
73. USFDA conducts pre-approval inspection for J B Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals
74. EU asks WTO to probe Trump's tariffs; US seeks review of retaliatory duties
75. China moves to calm investors as growth hits weakest pace since 2009
76. FATF team suggests steps on de-listing Pak from grey list in 2019: Report
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78. For 12.5 million houses that NDA made in 4 yrs, UPA would need 20 yrs: Modi
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104. Tesla launches new 'Model 3' with mid-range battery
105. Shaanxi's Xixian New Area Project Explores Innovative Model of Urban Development
106. British-Pakistani cleric released from jail
107. Smoking marijuana may increase stroke risk
108. Radical preacher Anjem Choudary was released from prison on Friday after serving half of his sentence for urging support to the militant Islamic State group and pledging allegiance to it.
109. If you are smoking marijuana then you are at an increased risk of developing cerebrovascular effects of cannabinoids or stroke, a new study has found.
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111. The rulers of Saudi Arabia are considering blaming a top intelligence official close to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the Washington Post reported.
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599. Hirtenberger Defence Systems
600. CMI Defence
601. CPWS 25-30
602. CSE 90LP
603. CT-CV Weapon System
604. LCTS 90MP
605. Cockerill Medium Calibre Weapon Systems
606. FN Herstal
607. deFNder Light Remote Weapon Stations
608. deFNder Medium Remote Weapon Stations
609. FN FCU Fire Control Unit
610. FNS9 Pistol
611. SCAR-H Assault rifle
612. SCAR-L Assault rifle
613. ALTV Check Point
614. ALTV Torpedo
615. Bastion APC
616. Bastion Patsas
617. VLRA 2 TDN-TDE
618. VLRA TDN-TDE Commando
619. VLRA TPK
620. PFM Motorized Floating Bridge
621. SPRAT Modular Assault Bridge
622. ECA Group
623. EC725 Caracal helicopter
624. Spynel Series
625. MSA Gallet
626. Aravis 4x4 protected vehicle
627. Caesar 155mm howitzer
628. VBCI 8x8 IFV
629. Nexter Robotics
630. CRAB Panhard
631. Sphinx Lockheed Martin turret
632. VBL Mk2
633. WASP / Hornet turret
634. P&C International
635. Renault Trucks Defense
636. RENK France
637. SCOMA
638. SERT Life Support
639. Military Shelters and Tents
640. Field military camps and army command posts
641. Military Mobile Field Hospitals & Army Medical Posts
642. Welp Armouring
643. ELSEL LIVET Remote Controlled Weapon Station
644. ACV-15 AAPC
645. ACV-15 IFV
646. PARS 6x6
647. PARS 8x8
648. ARMA 6x6
649. ARMA 8x8
650. Cobra 4x4
651. Kaya 4x4
652. Tulpar AIFV
653. HIZIR 4x4
654. Streit Group
655. Cobra 4x4 APC
656. Cobra 4x4 VBAS
657. Cougar 4x4 APC
658. Fiona 6x6 APC
659. Scorpion 4x4 MRAP
660. Shrek mine clearance
661. Spartan 4x4 APC
662. Typhoon 4x4 MRAP
663. Puma 4x4 APC
664. Predator Riot Control Vehicle
665. Varan 6x6
666. Warrior 4X4 APC
667. Fox RRV Rapid Reaction Vehicle
668. CZ Scorpion EVO 3 A1 submachine gun
669. P-07 and P-09 pistols
670. WB Electronics - WB Group
671. LAZAR MRAP
672. LAZAR 2 MRAV MRAP APC
673. Lasta-95 advanced training aircraft
674. M03 NORA-B-52 K-I 155mm howitzer
675. M09 105mm 6x6 truck-mounted howitzer
676. NORA B-52 155mm 8x8 howitzer
677. NORA B-52K1 155mm howitzer
678. SOKO SP RR 122mm howitzer
679. VÝVOJ Martin
680. Armored Water Cannon
681. INKAS Vehicles
682. INKAS 200 4x4 APC
683. Titan 4x4 APC
684. Titan-D 4x4 APC
685. Titan-S 4x4 APC
686. Titan-V 4x4 V-Hull APC
687. ISOTREX Manufacturing
688. Legion ISOREX 4X4 MRAP
689. NIMR Automotive
690. Ajban Class
691. Hafeet Class
692. JAIS N35 Class
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694. Thunder 2 Armoured Truck
695. Lockheed Martin
696. Barrett Communications
697. PRC-2090 HF Tactical radio system
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702. Ukraine / Russia conflict
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704. Sangaris opération militaire République Centreafrique.
705. Syria conflict news
706. Libya conflict day by day
707. Operation Serval in Mali French Army
708. Send Press Release
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710. KF41 Lynx IFV Infantry Fighting Vehicle technical data
711. Black Night Challenger 2 MBT LEP Program technical data
712. Russia will deliver S-300 PMU-2 air defense missile system to Syria
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732. AUSA 2018: First public appearance of SAIC 105mm Light Tank MPF programme
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735. Ironclad UGV demonstrated at Arms and Security Exhibition in Kiev
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804. “Expect more than value correction in consumption stocks in next 12 months.”
805. The company on Friday said its portfolio comprises only leading developers in metro cities.
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808. 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.
809. Neelkanth Mishra, Managing Director and India economist and strategist, Credit Suisse, tells ET Now. Edited excerpts: Macro factors have posed question marks on India’s growth narrative going ahead. How are you viewing the current market correction? The growth concerns are very valid. The starting point is a balance of payments deficit which is the equivalent of a household consuming more than it produces which means the country or the household has current account deficit. To fund that current account deficit and keep consuming more than you produce, you need external sources of capital. Someone has to give you the money to do that and what a BOP deficit means is that that money is now starting to fall short. We have upto a $30 billion balance of payment deficit which is 1% plus of GDP. The best way to adjust that is to attract more capital on a sustainable basis which cannot happen in a short while. The next task is to grow exports so you have more production but again that is not something that can change very quickly and therefore the only option that remains is to curtail demand and any demand slowdown is quite painful. It is like telling an individual that since you cannot earn so much, you cannot eat this, you cannot wear that, you cannot live in this house and so on. That is what it will translate to for individuals and it is a very painful adjustment. The BOP deficit is what is a big overhang and till it adjusts, growth prospects would remain weak. This is the question that we have asked in our note two weeks back, is India’s energy self sufficiency that you cannot grow your GDP without consuming more energy -- be it for automation of household chores or for consumption of energy intensive materials? 9% of domestic energy demand is for steel production. These are things that are very hard to grow without and the problem is that not only do we lack the resources like oil, gas or metallurgical coal, even the thermal coal that we have, we do not do a very good job of producing it. We also do not do a very good job of pricing our energy appropriately. The latest bout of weakness in India has been due to risks arising from surge in oil. You are making a case that our dependence on imported crude will only rise. How big a negative could that be? This is a source of volatility. Lots of good things are happening in economy and we should be able to maintain a strong growth pace but these are challenges that we must face and find solutions to. The growth in imported energy by volume has been 8.5% a year in the last 15 years. Our energy demand has grown at 4.5%, our production has grown at 3% and therefore imports have grown at 8.5% a year. What this means is that in 10 years or so, your energy import volumes have more than doubled and which is why despite the fact that oil prices or energy prices in general are nearly half of what they were at their peaks in 2007-08, our energy import bill has already past its prior peak. So volumes have doubled, prices are half of what they were at the peak and still our energy bill continues to be high. Going forward in the next 20 years, if the same pattern continues, our import volumes will rise at about 6% a year. So, unless prices of global energy keep falling at 6% a year, our import dependency in terms of value will only keep rising and then we will have to find ways of paying for it. The recent surge in prices, has created a new set of issues. It brings forward some of the problems. If by good fortune, oil was to fall to $60 in next 6 or 12 months, the problem will be solved in two years. But the problem still exists, our energy import volumes keep rising at 6% and there is not much that we can do about it at this stage.What are your thoughts on flows? When you say they are partly cyclical, do you see some of them coming back in the coming months and quarters because FIIs have been big sellers up until now?The structural aspect is that it does not seem likely that the countries which were deploying a lot of capital through equities are going to be in big surplus any time in the next couple of years. That may be the structural angle that equities as an asset class may not see that kind of flows at an aggregate level. Whether India gets them or not is a different question, the point is at a global level also, it is worth debating whether structural downward adjustment has happened. On the debt side, it is almost primarily cyclical. There is a lot more debt that India can get including the foreign portfolio investors’ debt. We are not part of the bond indices. Over years, that may actually happen and lead to another surge of inflows. The outflows are definitely cyclical in nature. People have exited assuming that the currency may fall, that there is a lot of unnecessary volatility in the bond yields which is of course our own doing. This should not have happened, but has happened and that is cyclical. Once there is semblance of stability in the currency, some of those flows will actually come back. Has your own overall hypothesis changed? How have you reworked your numbers? The first thing is that the Nifty is more linked to what is happening globally. More than half the revenues in the Nifty are not in rupees and therefore 12 months after a bout of rupee weakness, the Nifty is actually up. Those views remain unchanged. Some of those stocks and companies should actually be doing well. On the domestic consumption side, we were very worried about valuations and our NBFC model portfolio. We have been underweight NBFCs now for more than 12 months. For the first six-seven months, it was a very painful call but since then, the performance of stocks have been aligned with what we expected, what has happened on the consumption side. What we expect to happen on the consumption side in the next 12 months is a bit more than just the valuation correction. There was assumption of very strong earnings growth but many of the staples and discretionary companies have barely reported any. Even cement companies have barely seen any earnings growth. Maybe, there has been a low single digit to high single digit earnings growth, CAGR in the last three years, but the expectations were from mid to high teens growth in the next three years.Those numbers will get revised down. That was not our expectation eight-nine months back when we did not think that we had BOP deficit. We have been worrying about BOP deficits since February and now we are extremely worried about earnings downgrades in consumption stocks as well as the very high price to earnings ratios. There is a momentum aspect to it because they were going up and people kept buying them. They kept going up. But, underlying that high PE multiple was also the assumption that India can keep growing, if not today, then tomorrow India will grow at 8%. For cement stocks, in particular, this holds very true. It is going to be a domestic sector and it is getting consolidated and eventually cement companies will make money. What we have seen on the energy side suggests that it may not be safe to make that argument that at some point it will grow because that point could be very far away. That view has not changed. It is just an evolution of the same trend. The NBFC troubles are catalysing or are partly a manifestation of the funding crunch as being discussed earlier, but we will engineer the demand slowdown that is necessary to bridge the BOP deficit. So in a way that becomes the mechanism for the slowdown that we have been expecting for a while. When you say the flows are partly cyclical, do you see some of them come back in the coming months and quarters because FIIs have been big sellers up until now? The structural aspect is that it does not seem likely that the countries which were deploying a lot of capital through equities are going to be in big surplus any time in the next couple of years. It may be a structural angle that equities as an asset class may not see that kind of flows at an aggregate level. Whether India gets them or not is of course a different question, but the point is that at a global level also, it is worth debating whether structural downward adjustment has happened. On the debt side, it is almost primarily cyclical. There is a lot more debt, foreign portfolio investors debt, that India can get if it wants to. We are not part of the bond indices. Over years, that may actually happen and lead to another surge of inflows. The outflows are definitely cyclical in nature. People have exited assuming that the currency may fall and that there is a lot of unnecessary volatility in the bond yields which is our own doing. This should not have happened but that is cyclical. Once there is a semblance of stability in the currency, some of those flows will actually come back.What is your view on the rupee as well as the rupee centric sectors? If you have a balance of payment deficit, the only way to control is to curtail consumption at least in the near term. In order to curtail consumption, you have to bring down imports. he first step is to impose import duties. Under the trading norms, it is perhaps not feasible to do a lot more than what has been done already although there can be other opportunities as well. The second is to let the currency fall so that imports become more expensive and then automatically demand comes down. The third is to actually signal that you are raising interest rates and that automatically causes the yields to go up. Interest rates start getting marked up, bringing down aggregate demand. Now whether that is advisable or not is debatable in the sense that some times higher interest rates could actually curtail your productive capacity and even hurt your exports. If the currency has to bear the full burden of the demand adjustment, then it needs to fall quite a lot and that is what we have seen given that even last month’s data was very encouraging at a headline level but the underlying trend showed that we may still have a $25-30 billion balance of payment adjustment. However, the rupee may need to fall more to be able to curtail demand sufficiently. How are you assessing the liquidity in the system right now, particularly for NBFCs? Would you say this is a cyclical air pocket that they have hit? No, I do not think there is any structural breakdown and it is not even a cyclical thing. I call it an episodal correction. In equities, when you see risk appetite going down, there are stocks that people would not buy even at 5 times earnings. They will say it should not be a 4 times earnings. Now there are like Russian stocks for example which are yielding double digit dollar dividend yields, but people do not want to pay more than 4 times earnings and debate whether it should be 4.5 or 5. Automakers in India trade at 20 plus times earnings. So when it goes into bear market, when risk appetite fades, you have a problem where PE ratios get corrected. On the bond side, the equivalent of risk appetite is who gets funded because the cost at which you get funded can only move up. So much so, that in a real strong bull market in the bond market, especially if our funding is for NBFCs, when risk appetite is very high, anyone can start an NBFC and get Rs 100 crore of bond issued. I am exaggerating but that is sort of what was starting to happen which from the perspective of financial system innovation in the sense of trying out new algorithms for lending, finding new approaches, all are phenomenal for the economy. The concern though is that when it stops, appetite just disappears and in India it takes not three months but perhaps a couple of years to come back. I would not write off NBFCs. Once every decade in the last two-three decades, we have seen a large number of NBFCs disappear by assets. Of course, most survive but a lot of smaller NBFCs just disappear. This is one of those phases. It is very possible that this current unwillingness of the bond mutual fund investor to buy units of bond mutual funds which have NBFCs and therefore creating an incentive for the bond fund manager to not buy NBFC paper and the reluctance of some of the banks to lend to some of these NBFCs are the issues plaguing the market. As much as we would like to because it then stabilises the economy and starts the flow of credit, I do not think it is going to happen very quickly. I do not think it is a cyclical thing because it just stops and then starts. But right now. it has stopped and it will be a while before it starts.
810. Saab awarded first T-X contract as window for protests closes"
811. Saab awarded first T-X contract as window for protests closes
812. Latest-generation Pandur Evo moves into production for Austrian Army
813. One of the two BTX prototypes seen at Boeing’s St Louis production facility in Missouri. Boeing has awarded its partner, Saab, the first EMD contract for the aircraft, which will run through to 2022. Source: IHS Markit/Gareth Jennings
814. General Dynamics European Land Systems â€" Steyr (GDELS â€" Steyr) is now in full scale production of its latest-generation Pandur 6×6 armoured personnel carrier (APC) for the Austrian Army.
815. Late in 2016 the Austrian Army placed a new contract for the Pandur that covers 34 units to a
816. Boeing has contracted its partner, Saab, to begin the engineering and manufacturing development (EMD) phase of the US Air Force (USAF’s) advanced pilot training programme, known as T-X.
817. The Swedish manufacturer announced on 19 October that it has received USD117.6 million through to 2022 for
818. Key Points
819. Saab awarded first TX contract as window for protests closes
820. Latestgeneration Pandur Evo moves into production for Austrian Army
821. General Dynamics European Land Systems â€" Steyr GDELS â€" Steyr is now in full scale production of its latestgeneration Pandur 6×6 armoured personnel carrier APC for the Austrian Army
822. Saab awarded first TX contract as window for protests closes
823. One of the two BTX prototypes seen at Boeing’s St Louis production facility in Missouri Boeing has awarded its partner Saab the first EMD contract for the aircraft which will run through to 2022 Source IHS MarkitGareth Jennings
824. Portugal proposes defence spending increase to parliament
825. Boeing has contracted its partner Saab to begin the engineering and manufacturing development EMD phase of the US Air Force USAF’s advanced pilot training programme known as TX
826. Reopening of borders between Syria and Iraq Jordan and Lebanon indicate normalising relations and President Assad’s hold on power
827. The Swedish manufacturer announced on 19 October that it has received USD1176 million through to 2022 for
828. PM Modi targets Congress, says previous govts were not serious about poverty alleviation
829. Nivin Pauly's Kayamkulam Kochunni earns an impressive Rs 42 crore in seven days
830. Pakistan beat Australia by 373 runs, win series 1-0
831. Mohammad Abbas registered a maiden 10-wicket haul in the Test to script a massive win for Pakistan.
832. Mourinho's homecoming could be bitter season finale
833. PM Modi targets Congress, says previous govts were not serious about poverty alleviation
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846. Nivin Pauly’s Kayamkulam Kochunni earns an impressive Rs 42 crore in seven days
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850. Widespread irregularities in collection of CSR fund by Raj Nivas: CM
851. Police officer suspended for eve-teasing a girl
852. Prime Minister promises to extend every support to Maharashtra
853. Punjab Vigilance conducts joint surprise checks of grain markets
854. High hopes? Imran to seek financial aid from Saudi
855. Barring parts of Srinagar, life returns to normal in Kashmir
856. Rajnath performs 'Shastra Pooja' at BSF SHQ in Bikaner
857. Conclave on Capital Goods in Steel Sector in Bhubaneswar
858. Ministry of Steel is organising a Conclave on “Capital goods in Steel sector: Manufacture in India” in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, on October 23.
859. By Nirendra Dev
860. Several BJP leaders in Raipur and Bilaspur said one obvious dividend is to get a man from the 'inside ring' of the enemy camp.
861. Two women treak to Ayyappa temple ; return back amid threat from head priest to shut shrine, agitation by priests, devotees
862. Working on ‘Concrete Establishment’ of Iran Payment Channel : EU
863. THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, OCT 19
864. Tiny tots were initiated to the world of letters as 'Vidyarambhom' ceremony organised at Thunchan Smarakam at Iranikuttam near Thiruvananthapurm on Friday. UNI PHOTO-58U
865. Tiny tots were initiated to the world of letters as 'Vidyarambhom' ceremony organised at Thunchan Smarakam at Iranikuttam near Thiruvananthapurm on Friday.UNI PHOTO-57U
866. Tiny tots were initiated to the world of letters as 'Vidyarambhom' ceremony organised at Thunchan Smarakam at Iranikuttam near Thiruvananthapurm on Friday. UNI PHOTO-56U
867. Tiny tots were initiated to the world of letters as 'Vidyarambhom' ceremony organised at Thunchan Smarakam at Iranikuttam near Thiruvananthapurm on Friday.UNI PHOTO-55U
868. Uikey advantage: BJP hopes to get inner story of Cong strategies, win tribals in Chhattisgarh
869. Glenmark Pharma to present data from Phase 2a study of ‘GBR 830’at the Fall Clinical Dermatology Conference
870. Sensex down by 410 pts
871. Mumbai, Oct 19 (UNI) The benchmark index of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on Friday tumbled down by 410 points to 34,369.48 on heavy selling in blue chip companies like Reliance Industries (RIL), Infosys and YES Bank amid negative Asian cues.
872. 14 hours ago
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876. Boeing Gives Saab TX Training Aircraft’s EMD Phase Contract
877. Actor Dileep is no longer a member of A.M.M.A, says Mohanlal
878. “Dileep tendered his resignation after we sought it,” Mr. Mohanlal told the media.
879. Watering your skin
880. Does the Korean seven-step skincare routine work for everyone?
881. Hide and seek
882. Or how to get the girl of your dreams
883. Genre fluidity at The Hindu November Fest
884. Ahead of The Hindu November Fest, artistes from Ustad Amjad Ali Khan to Bombay Jayashri weigh in on why genre fluidity will underscore the music of tomorrow
885. Lessons from the #WearEverything challenge
886. My life changed after I read Marie Kondo, the maverick Japanese organising consultant who extolled the virtues of tidy living. For starters, I realise
887. I know I’ve become a star but don’t want to believe it, says Ayushmann Khurrana
888. The 34-year-old actor believes he has learnt to trust his intuition when it comes to selecting films.
889. Five militants killed in two separate incidents in Kashmir's Baramulla
890. Beyond The Binaries: Understanding The Veneration Of Ravana 
891. The Tenth Devi
892. If CBSE Schools Impose Hidden Charges Or Don’t Disclose Fee Structure They Would Lose Affiliation, Say New Norms 
893. Desperate Times, Desperate Measures? Congress Sponsoring Anti-Modi Facebook Campaign in Pakistan, Claims BJP
894. Mangaluru Dasara: Of The People, By The People, For The People
895. M Raghuram
896. Student Body Elections In Haryana â€" Reason For Cautious Optimism?
897. Arjun Singh Kadian
898. As The Gates To Sabarimala Temple Open, Here’s The Issue As It Stands 
899. Mohanlal: I asked Dileep to resign from AMMA
900. Former Interpol chief's wife thinks husband might be dead
901. Pedestrian dies in accident in J-K
902. PM seeks views on how IT electronic sectors can help make 'new India'
903. Nepal President Prime Minister greet nation on Vijaya Dashami
904. Afghanistan delays elections in Kandahar after Taliban attack
905. Getting wickets will ease pressure if I am picked for World Cup Khaleel Ahmed
906. Himachal to float tender for 220 electric buses within fortnight
907. Market rout continues Sensex slips 637 pts as selling pressure mounts
908. Sushant Singh says sexual misconduct allegations 'well-timed smear campaign
909. Former Interpol chief's wife thinks husband might be dead
910. PM seeks views on how IT electronic sectors can help make 'new India'
911. Mortal remains of Congress Veteran N D Tiwari to be brought to UP Saturday
912. Nepal President Prime Minister greet nation on Vijaya Dashami
913. Getting wickets will ease pressure if I am picked for World Cup Khaleel Ahmed
914. Market rout continues Sensex slips 637 pts as selling pressure mounts
915. Mohanlal confirmed Dileep has formally resigned from the actors' body
916. Grace Meng claims to have received threatening phone calls
917. Sabarimala LIVE: Protests akin to Babri Masjid demolition, says CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury
918. 2019 Nissan Kicks unveiled for India; to be larger than international variant
919. FATF team finalises report with recommendations for de-listing Pakistan from grey list in Sep'19: Report
920. DCB Bank: Steady Q2; buy for the long term
921. Moneycontrol Ultimate Business Quiz #49: Test your knowledge
922. Endurance Tech: The future-ready auto ancillary stock
923. Cash crunch at NBFCs set to curb two-wheeler volumes: Report
924. A blue pill is stopping HIV from spreading: Report
925. JCC chief Ajit Jogi to not contest Chhattisgarh assembly polls
926. Rahul Gandhi to visit Telangana on October 20
927. Indices see a sharp fall: 5 factors weighing on Sensex, Nifty today
928. Buy Trident; target of Rs 83: Motilal Oswal
929. Buy ACC; target of Rs 1750: Nalanda Securities
930. Hold Hero MotoCorp; target of Rs 3036: Nalanda Securities
931. Life insurers hire 36,000 agents in H1FY19 ahead of sales rush
932. SREI Infrastructure sinks 20% amid layoff rumours, firm denies report
933. Confident England Look to Wrap Up Series in Pallekele
934. CBSE to Have 8,000 New Schools, Online System of Admission Soon
935. Closing Bell: Sensex loses 464 pts, Nifty ends tad above 10,300; RIL, HDFC, Infosys drag
936. Jet Airways stake sale: Investors keen, but talks stuck over Naresh Goyal's role
937. Jet Airways: Investors keen, but talks stuck over Naresh Goyal's role
938. PM Narendra Modi seeks views on how IT, electronic sectors can help make 'new India
939. Earnings, Markets, Stocks, Companies, Moneycontrol Research
940. Markets, Stocks, Companies, Moneycontrol Research
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946. Europe Stocks Fall on Earnings Outlook; Oil Gains: Markets Wrap
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949. 3 killed, 1 injured in blast on parliamentary runner office in N. Afghanistan
950. FLASH: BLAST ROCKS ZARI DISTRICT IN AFGHAN NORTHERN BALKH PROVINCE, CASUALTIES FEARED--POLICE
951. U.S. Navy plans to purchase 301 ships in the next 30 years: Report
952. Water level in Tibet barrier lake rises
953. Chinese vice premier vows unwavering support for private sector
954. Experts doubt safety of cardboard baby boxes
955. 2 killed during police action in German southwestern Palatinate
956. Death toll climbs to 10 due to floods in Nicaragua
957. Mourinho returns to Stamford Bridge for vital Premier League clash
958. Commentary: Historic opportunity in connectivity at Europe and China's hands
959. FLASH: TWO DEAD, TWO SERIOUSLY INJURED DURING POLICE ACTION IN GERMAN SOUTHWESTERN PALATINATE
960. Hong Kong stocks close 0.42 pct higher
961. News Analysis: Bolton's tour to Russia likely to lay groundwork for 2nd Trump-Putin summit
962. China vows to bring financial markets back on normal track
963. புஷ்கரம் : விழாக்கோலம் பூண்ட தாமிரபரணி .. 20 லட்சம் பேர் நீராடினர்!
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965. Mate 20 Pro vs. Pixel 3 vs. Galaxy Note 9
966. HTC Blockchain Phone
967. Galaxy S10 Release Date
968. New Movie Trailers
969. First Avengers 4 Trailer
970. Game of Thrones special effects
971. WiFi Range Extender
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973. Avengers 4 Spoilers
974. Netflix arrivals and departures
975. Amazon Deals
976. Refurbished iPad Sale On Amazon
977. gas giant exoplanets
978. Xiaomi Mi Mix 3
979. Opinion | Will Sabarimala rewrite the Kerala secular story?
980. Sabarimala LIVE: Three women fearing violence return from shrine, Minister says 'place not for activism'
981. Digital India Awards 2018
982. Bumatay Jewelers
983. Ahead Of PM Ranil Wickremesinghe’s Visit To India, Sri Lanka Rescinds $300 Million Contract To Chinese Firm
984. Foodie Trail
985. Hunger pangs
986. gas leak
987. IBM Watson Services Market Projected to Register 29.6% CAGR through 2018 to 2028
988. Athletic Tapes Market Projected to Register 11.4% CAGR through 2018 to 2028
989. Turkey's eastern Van lake hosts flamingos
990. Kidney swap in Ankara unites Turkish, Iraqi families
991. Israel deploys fresh troops, tanks on Gaza’s outskirts
992. Turkish investments in Albania total $2.5B: Cavusoglu
993. Turkish lira gains 5-pct value against dollar in week
994. Trump says he believes Khashoggi is dead
995. Keira Knightley
996. Duchess and Duke of Sussex
997. 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.
998. Buzz Aldrin in space (Credit: London Stereoscopic Company)
999. BepiColombo artwork
1000. RBI announces more steps to increase credit flow to non-banking finance companies
1001. As US considers tougher H-1B visa norms, IT stocks sink
1002. Anjem Choudary is freed after he was jailed for supporting ISIS
1003. Chris Evans angers neighbours over development plan at old Ascot home
1004. PM faces toughest week amid claims David Davis could be installed in Downing Street 
1005. Is this the solution to ending plastic waste?
1006. Phoenix woman fell in love with her best friend's father
1007. Art-deco themed house near Llanelli built in 1939 goes on the market for £230K
1008. Supreme Court, Mohan Bhagwat, sabarimala temple, lord ayyappan
1009. Akshaya Nath
1010. Movie Review: 'Hello Guru Prema Kosame' Is Familiar, Repetitive And Also
1011. How Pakistan Once Took YouTube Down For Everyone In The World For An
1012. Number of fatal accidents linked to seasonal mushroom picking on the rise, police say
1013. meteor photographed over Mount Bromo in Indonesia
1014. carved pumpkins, jack-o'lanterns
1015. honey crisp
1016. Halloween candy
1017. veterinarian holding a dog on shoulder
1018. A person stands in the center of a maze
1019. A pig with floppy ears looking at the camera
1020. How One Woman is Saving the Icelandic Goat
1021. largest dog breeds
1022. A man stands behind the skull of a giant Irish elk that was fished out of a freshwater lake in Northern Ireland
1023. Sabarimala Temple LIVE Updates: Pattern of Protests Similar to Babri Masjid Demolition, Says Sitaram Yechury
1024. Bail Denied, BSP Leader’s Son Sent to Jail for 4 Days Over Gun Drama at Delhi Hotel
1025. GettyImages-688511330 (1)
1026. brazil election polls 2018, Jair Bolsonaro, Fernando Haddad
1027. New York Stock Exchange
1028. Michelle Goldberg
1029. Nikos Konstandaras
1030. Paul Krugman
1031. Delorean at the East Lancs Railway
1032. Buffer Beam and Smokebox Front // Credit The Holden F5 Steam Locomotive Trust
1033. Queen Zomia, a multimedia show by Australian-born, Hong Kong-based visual artist Royce Ng, tells the story of Olive Yang, a bisexual female drug warlord in '50s and '60s Southeast Asia. The show uses the Pepper's ghost technique to create a hologram representing the ghost of Yang.
1034. Delays in the link road between Hong Kong International Airport and Lantau Island mean the number of vehicles allowed to use the bridge will have to be controlled. Photo: Roy Issa
1035. The conflict between China and the United States has less to do with trade than it does with value systems. Photo: AP
1036. Hong Kong thrives on being an air-lock of free currency flows, of people, and of ideas between China and the world. Photo: Alamy
1037. What do you do when you have an unwelcome guest in your home? You send him packing. That’s what Hong Kong did with Financial Times journalist Victor Mallet. Photo: Edmond So
1038. A banner saying “Cantonese won't die” at Victoria Park in Causeway Bay. Photo: Sam Tsang
1039. The Shanghai Composite Index surged by 2.6 per cent on Friday, paring this week’s losses to 2.2 per cent, narrowing down from a 7.6 per cent slump last week. Photo: Imaginechina
1040. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Photo: AP
1041. Aung San Suu Kyi. Photo: EPA
1042. Wei Siang Yu, founder and executive chairman of Borderless Healthcare Group. Photo: Bloomberg
1043. Two government departments have launched a consultation process to gauge public opinion on using recycled waste water. Photo: Shutterstock
1044. Hung Hom station is undergoing modifications to service the Sha Tin-Central link. Photo: Sam Tsang
1045. Police said there was a fall in the arrest of non-Chinese illegal immigrants in the city since 2016 after a series of operations by local and mainland authorities. Photo: SCMP
1046. US Ambassador to Afghanistan the Honorable John Bass, Secretary of Defence James Mattis and Army General Scott Miller in Kabul. Mattis on Friday said it was too soon to say if the death of General Abdul Razeq, the police commander in southern Kandahar. Photo: Tribune News Service
1047. Customers browsing at an Apple store
1048. TV show Mother’s Life exposes fault lines of gender perceptions among different generations in China
1049. Last wonton: Artist carves Chinese celebrities on apples
1050. China’s online community shoots down artificial moon plan
1051. Li Yonghong in July failed to repay part of a loan worth more than $300 million from the hedge fund Elliott Management, which has repossessed the holding company in Luxembourg that Li used to buy AC Milan.
1052. The new seven-fret Jamstik 7 smart guitar, which can be used to create the sounds of almost any instruments you can think off.
1053. HKSAR Chief Executive the Hon Mrs Carrie Lam and Club Chairman Mr Anthony W K Chow officiating at the opening ceremony
1054. President Donald Trump displays posters as he talks with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman during a meeting in the Oval Office at the White House earlier this year. Photo: The Washington Post
1055. Hammersmith: West London's fast-expanding media and tech hub
1056. The allegations were made in a countersuit in response to a Huawei complaint filed last year accusing CNEX of stealing its trade secrets
1057. Portrait of Chen Sze Long, CEO of ATLAS
1058. North Sea
1059. USS Reagan
1060. Phil Neville on the pitch at Craven Cottage
1061. Comment: Newcastle celebrate scoring a try against Toulon
1062. Newcastle celebrate scoring a try against Toulon
1063. Will Greenwood
1064. Paris? Or Grimsby? easyJet's new app isn't entirely sure.
1065. Annie Kenney and some other lesser known suffragists are being celebrated in a new exhibition
1066. Beach soccer or football, Copacabana Beach, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
1067. Men's working uniform
1068. Best games of 2018
1069. Ashish Pandey who flashed gun at Delhi hotel denied bail, to remain in jail
1070. Gun, vehicle of former BSP MP’s son Ashish Pandey seized: Delhi Police
1071. NEET MDS 2019: Registration process begins, apply now at official website nbe.edu.in
1072. McKenna Grace to play Warren daughter in third 'Annabelle' movie
1073. A caravan of more than 1,500 Honduran migrants moves north after crossing the border from Honduras into Guatemala on Oct. 15, 2018 in Esquipulas, Guatemala.
1074. Darren Criss (pictured here at Broadway's Outdoor Music Festival) played a medley of Katy Perry songs at the Los Angeles amfAR Gala.
1075. An audience member waves Taiwanese flags during the National Day celebrations in Taipei, Taiwan, Oct. 10, 2018.
1076. Indian Muslims shout slogans during a protest against the Chinese government, in Mumbai, India, Sept. 14, 2018. Nearly 150 Indian Muslims demandedg that China stop holding thousands of members of minority Uighur Muslim ethnic group in detention and political indoctrination centers in Xinjiang region.
1077. FILE - Rohingya girls carry water pots at Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh, Nov. 19, 2017. Women and girls in this and other camps are often targets of traffickers.
1078. This photo taken on April 14, 2018, shows Afghan employees of the Independent Election Commission registering a resident at a voter registration center for the upcoming parliamentary and district council elections in Kabul.
1079. Arnold Defense - Sept Oct 2018
1080. Plasan armoured vehicle manufacturer armour solutions
1081. The TOS-1A heavy flamethrower system is designed for providing fire support to infantry and tanks, defeating enemy manpower from open and closed firing positions in a variety of offensive and defensive combat, as well as disabling light armored vehicles and transport.
1082. SSM Defense Industry of Turkey
1083. EDEX 2018 Egypt Defence Expo Exhibition Army Recognition Official Online Show Daily News and Web TV
1084. ISDEF 2019 Israel defense and homeland security exhibition
1085. CMI Defense 300x90
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1090. KATMERCILER armoured vehicles Turkey Turkish defense industry
1091. NIMR Automotive Ajban Hafeet N35 class armoured vehicle animated logo 135x135 001
1092. Streit Group armoured cars vehicles manufacturer
1093. Jankel Armoured vehicles manufacturer protection armouring Fox BLASTech United Kingdom
1094. Inkas LLC UAE Titan APC 4x4 armoured vehicle personnel carrier
1095. Shaanxi Baoji Special Vehicles Manufacturing is one of Chinese leading design and production centres for wheeled armoured 4x4 and 6x6 tactical vehicles
1096. MBDA missile systems France French defense industry
1097. CMI Defence weapon systems for armoured vehicle
1098. Renault Trucks Defense armoured vehicle military trucks
1099. P&C International consulting and services provider for trade shows
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1110. The Asahi Shimbun | Asia & Japan Watch
1111. Japanese home cooking
1112. Asahi Haikuist Network
1113. 360-DEGREE LIVES
1114. module module--weather
1115. Technology News, Views, Opinions & Mobile Reviews | Gadgets & Gizmos | Video & Photo Reviews at BGR India
1116. Apple Watch Series 4 First Impressions
1117. Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 First Impressions
1118. OnePlus 6T Ultimate Limited Edition spotted online
1119. Netflix to introduce cheaper plans for India with additional local languages: Report
1120. Lenovo S5 Pro with quad cameras launched in China
1121. Xiaomi Mi MIX 3 to feature 24-megapixel front camera and 3D face scanning; teaser video leaked
1122. Google Pixel 2 XL users to get Vodafone VoLTE support
1123. Xiaomi Black Shark 2 to launch on October 23
1124. Huawei Mate 20
1125. Huawei Mate 20 Pro
1126. Samsung Galaxy A9 (2018)
1127. Nokia 3.1 Plus
1128. Google Pixel 3
1129. Best smartphones under Rs 40,000 to buy in October 2018
1130. Best smartphones to buy under Rs 30,000
1131. Best smartphones under Rs 20,000 to buy in October 2018
1132. Best smartphones under Rs 10,000 to buy in October 2018
1133. Honor Magic 2 could have a limited Tesla branded edition
1134. Lenovo Watch S mechanical smartwatch launched, priced around Rs 3,000
1135. Opera Touch for iOS aims to offer convenience for one-handed use
1136. Vodafone Rs 255 vs Airtel Rs 249 vs Reliance Jio Rs 199: Prepaid plans compared
1137. macOS Mojave 10.14 releases today: Top features, compatibility, how to download and install
1138. Apple iOS 12: How to update your iPhone, iPad or iPod
1139. How the art of conversations is evolving in the era of conversational AI
1140. Asus Zenfone Max M1 First Impressions: Affordable and feature-filled
1141. Asus Zenfone Lite L1 First Impressions
1142. Realme 2 Pro Review
1143. Google+ shut down is a step in right direction but it has little to do with security breach
1144. Are brands and Artificial Intelligence just strange bedfellows?
1145. After Oculus and WhatsApp, Instagram founders' exit raises questions about Facebook
1146. Android is better than iOS, and sometimes a choice has to be made between apples and oranges
1147. OnePlus TV: This mysterious product isn't exactly what you'd expect it to be
1148. आधार से जारी मोबाइल नंबर नहीं होंगे बंद: सरकार
1149. हुवावे ने इन 9 स्मार्टफोन के लिए रिलीज किया एंड्रॉइड 9 पाई बेस्ड EMUI 9 टेस्ट Beta
1150. एप्पल 30 अक्टूबर को लॉन्च करेगा न्यू iPads à¤"र MacBook, कंपनी ने भेजने शुरू किए इनवाइट
1151. आज भारत में प्री-à¤'र्डर के लिए आएगा iPhone XR, जानें कीमत से लेकर फीचर्स
1152. Motorola One Power आज एक बार फिर सेल के लिए होगा उपलब्ध, यहां से खरीदें
1153. Defexpo 2018
1154. India successfully test fires Prahaar missile
1155. After France, India likely to ink pact with Russia for Gaganyaan
1156. Thyssenkrupp bags Rs 410-cr order from Mazagon Docks to refit Shishumar-class submarine
1157. Chinese mining firm successfully test-fires supersonic missile; may sell to Pakistan: Report
1158. Crew of Soyuz rocket survive emergency landing after engine problem
1159. Humanity's quest for deep-space exploration continues
1160. DEFEXPO INDIA 2018
1161. Aero India 2017
1162. Defexpo 2016, Goa
1163. BrahMos Day Celebrations 2016
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1185. Democratic Accent
1186. Mukesh Chhabra suspended from 'The Fault in our Stars' remake
1187. Julia Louis-Dreyfus never considered quitting 'Veep', despite her cancer diagnosis
1188. Javier Bardem defends Woody Allen over sexual assault allegations
1189. Trump says "certainly looks" Khashoggi is dead, Pompeo denies hearing audio tape
1190. Regular yoga practice can improve sperm DNA quality
1191. economic advisor
1192. Two women attempt to trek Sabarimala hills amid strong protests
1193. Buyers feel ‘cheated’, Unnati Fortune Grp CMD to ‘appear’ before police today
1194. No 2014-like wave in the country now: Uddhav Thackeray
1195. Odisha man walks 8 km with body of daughter
1196. Police unleashing violence on Lord Ayyappa devotees, alleges BJP
1197. Gemalto withdraws report that claimed data breach at Aadhaar
1198. Blooming early! Japan's famed cherry blossoms make unexpected appearance
1199. Harry and pregnant Meghan get baby gifts, meet koalas Down Under
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1218. Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, David Lipton, First Deputy Managing Director, Gerry Rice, Spokesperson
1219. Vitor Gaspar, Director, Fiscal Affairs Department, IMF
1220. Tobias Adrian, Financial Counsellor, IMF
1221. Maurice Obstfeld, Economic Counsellor
1222. Christine Lagarde visits earthquake-hit Lombok, Indonesia
1223. Commuters going in and out of the Consolacao subway station in downtown São Paulo, Brazil, where growth is projected at 1.4 percent in 2018 (photo: Alfribeiro/iStock)
1224. PFM Blog
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1244. The Minister of State (I/C) Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore addressing the delegates of 15th Asia Media Summit, in New Delhi on May 11, 2018.
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1250. International Day of Yoga
1251. Election Commission of India
1252. Smart India Hackathon 2018
1253. Goi Web Directory
1254. Digital India
1255. Grievance Redress Mechanism in Government
1256. Swachh Bharat Summer Internship
1257. Prime Minister's National Relief Fund
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1259. Seeking blessings of Sai Baba, PM Modi hands over keys to housing beneficiaries and unveils various projects in Shirdi
1260. ASEM Summit begins in Brussels; Vice Prez Naidu holds bilateral meetings with PMs of Greece, Portugal
1261. Clear path of construction of Ram Temple: Bhagwat tells Government
1262. Perseverance and mental strength is the key to success, cites PM Modi felicitating winners of Asian Para Games
1263. Do not believe the misguiding media reports; not a single mobile number faces disconnect threat
1264. Kailash Satyarthi urges swayamsevaks to help build new India on ‘Panchaamrit’
1265. Indian Navy’s submarine rescue capabilities gets a major boost with DSRV trial
1266. Sack TDP leader CM Ramesh or face the heat: GVL Narasimha Rao
1267. Netting goals, India makes a winning start in the Asian Champions Trophy
1268. Famous Shahi litchi of North Bihar gets Geographical Indication tag
1269. Constitute internal grievance panel to avoid sexual harassment; Maneka Gandhi to political parties
1270. Lingayat issue backfired Congress: Karnataka Min DK Shivakumar
1271. Read the lips of Army Commander Northern Command
1272. Colonel Jaibans Singh
1273. Caught in the #MeToo storm, M J Akbar resigns from his cabinet post
1274. Organic state 'Sikkim' gets awarded with Oscar for best policies promoting sustainable food systems
1275. Modi govt committed to Andhra’s development: Rajnath Singh
1276. ED registers money laundering case in Muzaffarpur shelter home case
1277. Shun Tipu Jayanthi celebrations: BJP leader K S Eshwarappa to CM Kumaraswamy
1278. BJP leader Jaswant Singh’s son Manvendra Singh joins Congress
1279. Launching a pre-dawn operation, security forces gun down terrorists in Srinagar
1280. Cyclone Titli: Andhra Pradesh launches Crowd Sourcing platform for rescue operation
1281. Encouraging sport endeavors, Tamil Nadu CM Palaniswami increases sub-quota to 3% for sportspersons in govt jobs
1282. Allow women to worship Lord Ayyappa: Subramanian Swamy
1283. Age is no bar! Victims of Child Sexual Abuse can file complaints anytime irrespective of their present age
1284. Maldives SC rules against admissibility of secret witnesses in petition by President Abdulla Yameen
1285. Boosting tourism, foreign tourists will now be able to visit Andaman and Nicobar islands
1286. With drought hammering Bihar, Rs 1500 Cr released by state with alternative employment for farmers
1287. GPF interest rate hiked to 8% for October-December quarter
1288. Kamal Haasan confirms Thevar Magan sequel
1289. Liberating vibes of commitment and partnership; India, Tanzania sign pacts to set up research centres
1290. Maa Durga and cosmic divinity
1291. Impact of Sino-US Trade War on India
1292. Political power for a social renaissance : Auditing Modi Government's first tenure
1293. The message of Sewagram
1294. Many faces of changing warfare
1295. Farmers are using facial recognition to keep farmed fish healthy
1296. Hinduism should not be viewed through the narrow prism of Marxism
1297. Scientists want to put a Dr Caterpillar robot inside your body
1298. Thank You Navies! India's courageous boy Abhilash Tomy rescued; know how!
1299. NASA is making an AI-based GPS for space
1300. IAF live experience in 1971 Indo-Pak War
1301. A landmark book to detoxify the country
1302. Blunders by political blind men of Hindustan
1303. The situation in Jammu-Kashmir is improving with every passing year
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1335. In Pictures: PM’s Visit to Rwanda, Uganda & South Africa
1336. Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena calls PM
1337. PM felicitates medal winners of 2018 Asian Para Games
1338. PM’s meeting with Global Oil and Gas Experts/CEOs
1339. PM’s address at the NHRC Silver Jubilee Foundation Day function
1340. PM to attend NHRC Silver Jubilee Foundation Day function on 12 October
1341. PM’s address at the inauguration of the iCreate Center at Deo Dholera Village in Ahmedabad
1342. PM’s address at public meeting on the occasion of commencement of work for the Rajasthan Refinery at Pachpadra, in Barmer, Rajasthan
1343. PM’s Remarks at the India-Israel Business Summit
1344. PM’s Press Statement during Visit of Prime Minister of Israel to India
1345. PM’s Speech at the event to mark “National Youth Day” and “Sarva Dharma Sabha” at Belagavi, Karnataka â€" through Video Conference
1346. PM and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu attends Raisina Dialogue 2018
1347. PM’s speech at the Center for Excellence in Vadrad, Gujarat
1348. PM Modi & Israeli PM Netanyahu visit International Centre for Entrepreneurship and Technology, Ahmedabad
1349. PM’s speech at India-Israel Business Summit
1350. PM’s speech at Joint Press Statement with the PM of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu
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1352. A 90-wagon export manganese train on the Noupoort â€" Port Elizabeth line hauled by four Class 20E dual-voltage locomotives supplied by CRRC Zhuzhou (Photo: Bruce Evans).
1353. The Vidi online travel platform now sells tickets for Kuala Lumpur’s Express Rail Link airport service.
1354. The first of the Flirt trainsets which Stadler is supplying for the 43 km TEX Rail commuter route linking central Fort Worth with Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has undergone dynamic testing at the airport.
1355. An 18-month £140m modernisation of Liverpool Lime Street station has been completed.
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1358. A forest
1359. Illustration of different colored paint blobs
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1361. A space rock
1362. A lawn is dominated by decorative parterre in the formal (French style) garden of the Royal Domain of Drottningholm, Sweden.
1363. Cereal in a bowl of milk
1364. Jezero crater on Mars
1365. Jacob Kingsley, 12, visits a bakery
1366. animation of primitive Earth with lava and volcanoes
1367. two man speaking at a hearing
1368. Blue whale underwater close-up
1369. Lauren Underwood dressed in scrubs talking with someone
1370. Illustration of piranha-like fish
1371. a sweat bee on a flower
1372. a man carrying bags through an opening that leads to his new lab
1373. illustration of a start and end point on a map
1374. conceptual illustration of a man walking up steps supported by a large hand
1375. a scientist holding her child's hand while talking to colleagues
1376. illustration of hands holding a brain
1377. A man with a large pen pressed against large sheets of paper
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1395. Illustration of a person holding a mirror to their face
1396. Illustration of the vagus nerve from head to gut in a man
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1399. Ceres's Occator crater
1400. A boy getting treatment in a hospital bed
1401. Sun light shining through the Fishlake National Forest
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1409. butterfly resting on a flower
1410. Venice, Italy’s Grand Canal at sunset
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1412. Painting: The Last Day of Pompeii by Karl Brullov
1413. Ross Ice Shelf
1414. Spongilla lacustris
1415. Stephen Hawking
1416. A black background with test tubes and the phrase A to Z in white letters
1417. Trees in a forest
1418. The Ebola virus
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1424. IG S. Sreejith, who is escorting the two women, appealed to the masses and said that the police, most of whom are devotees themselves, have to obey the rules and comply with the Court order.
1425. The infiltrators opened fire towards the positions of the security forces in Baramulla, which was retaliated. Picture for representation purpose only.
1426. An elderly woman on her way to Sabarimala Temple as police personnel stand on guard, in Pathanamthitta. File Photo.
1427. Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. File photo
1428. Bhumata Brigade leader Trupti Desai. File
1429. A BSF jawan and a Pakistan Ranger soldier face one another at a daily closing ceremony at the Wagah border post. File
1430. Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe with Congress President Rahul Gandhi, Ms. Sonia Gandhi and former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in New Delhi.
1431. The sun sets behind the Statue of Liberty in New York’s Harbour as seen from the Brooklyn borough of New York.
1432. Actor Ayushmann Khurrana
1433. Casting director Mukesh Chhabra during an interview with The Hindu at Versova in Mumbai.
1434. Sid Sriram’s ‘Entropy’ will have 12 original numbers
1435. File photo of Anirban Blah
1436. Pakistan's Azhar Ali is dismissed during their test match against Australia in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
1437. Ram and Anupama Parameshwaran
1438. A still from “Namaste London”. Photo: Special Arrangement
1439. A still from the movie Sandakozhi 2.
1440. A still from the movie Badhaai Ho.
1441. Madhavi addressing the media along with her husband B. Sandeep and doctors of Yashoda Hospitals at Somajiguda in Hyderabad on Wednesday.
1442. A view of the Lord Ayyappa's shrine at Sabarimala.
1443. Bridging the gap: Children enjoy a walk on the longest pedestrian bridge after it was inaugurated on Monday.
1444. Birdman: Caretaker T. Sunil with sun conures.
1445. Rain and strong winds caused by the cyclonic storm named Titli, meaning butterfly, near Ganjam district.
1446. Bishop Franco Mulakkal, who was heading the diocese in Jalandhar, is accused of raping a nun in Kerala. File
1447. IL&FS (Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services Ltd.) headquarters in Mumbai.
1448. Photo: Reuters, The Hindu
1449. Lu Wei, head of Cyberspace Administration of China, attends a news conference in Beijing, China December 9, 2015.
1450. Minal Patel Davis, Special Advisor to Houston Mayor on Human trafficking presenting Houston's Anti-human trafficking Strategic Plan at the interactive session organised by Vasavya Mahila Mandali and U.S. Consulate General Hyderabad in Vijayawada in this file photo.
1451. South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his wife Kim Jung-sook, right, pose with Pope Francis during a private audience at the Vatican, on Thursday. South Korea's president is in Italy for a series of meetings that culminated with an audience with Pope Francis at which he's expected to extend an invitation from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to visit.
1452. In this September 2, 2018 photo, provided by the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army Gen. Scott Miller, commander of U.S. and NATO troops in Afghanistan, delivers remarks during the Resolute Support mission change of command ceremony in Kabul, Afghanistan. Afghan officials said on Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018 that three top Kandahar province officials have been killed by their own guards in an attack at a security meeting that also wounded two U.S. troops.
1453. Prime Minister Narendra Modi. File
1454. Soldiers patrol near the fence along the Line of Control at Uri in Jammu and Kashmir. File
1455. Jayaprakash Narayan addressing a public meeting at Sitabdiara during a visit to his village on November 5, 1977. Photo: The Hindu Archives
1456. The caffeine habit is like Life. You don’t know how and why it came to be, but it kicks in every morning.
1457. This 3,800-year-old ceramic jug, featuring a thinking human, unearthed from the Middle Bronze Age, seems to epitomise the Israeli spirit, hinting at the land’s resilient humanity. | AFP
1458. Marriages, we are told, are complicated. Do weddings need to be too?
1459. Alex Marshall. File
1460. Pawan Negi.
1461. Saina Nehwal.
1462. Pakistan’s Babar Azam plays a shot on day 3 of the second Test against Australia in Abu Dhabi on October 18, 2018.
1463. Pakistan cricket chief selector Inzamam-ul-Haq with Mickey Arthur and captain Sarfraz Ahmed during a practice session.
1464. Pakistan’s Danish Kaneria. File
1465. Mphasis had cash and cash equivalents of ₹2,518.5 crore at the end of September up from ₹2,108 crore last year.
1466. Representational image. File
1467. Arundhati Bhattacharya. File
1468. Fault check: RBI is ascertaining whether non-compliant players are facing any genuine difficulties
1469. The planet Proxima b orbiting the red dwarf star Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Solar System, is seen in an undated artist's impression released by the European Southern Observatory August 24, 2016.
1470. File | The Leaning Tower of Pisa
1471. Kavya Negi
1472. Photo: metoorising.withgoogle.com
1473. Paul Allen
1474. Facebook says it has purged more than 800 U.S. pages and accounts for spamming users with garbage links and clickbait.
1475. Marc Teyssier, PhD student at Telecom Paris Tech Engineering school, poses with his robot finger 'MobiLimb' that attaches to a mobile phone.
1476. Vidya Balan in 'Tumhari Sulu'; Jyothika
1477. The Hindu
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1479. The World Bank Working for a World Free of Poverty
1480. The Scream
1481. World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim at opening press conference. Photo: Grant Ellis / World Bank
1482. Photo: Wenyong Li / World Bank
1483. Fishermen and Ebola survivor, Alusan Bangura has found many difficulties of finding steading work after recovering from Ebola, on March 2, 2016 in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Photo © Dominic Chavez/World Bank
1484. search-submit-icon research-button
1485. Then presidential candidate Joko Widodo gestures at a live nationwide television debate with opponent Prabowo Subianto from Jakarta on July 5, 2014 Photo: AFP/Romeo Gacad
1486. Pope Francis and South Korean President Moon Jae-in exchange gifts during a private audience at the Vatican on October 18, 2018. Photo: AFP/ Alessandro Di Meo
1487. US President Donald Trump has said that that any agreement between South Korean President Moon Jae-in. left, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, needs US approval. Photo: AFP/KCNA via KNS
1488. Todd Crowell
1489. Malaysia's then Prime Minister Najib Razak speaks during the launching of the Malaysia world's Digital-Free Trade Zone in Kuala Lumpur on March 22, 2017. Photo: AFP/Mohd Rasfan
1490. Happier times: US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania visit Beijing's Forbidden City with China's President Xi Jinping and China's First Lady Peng Liyuan. Photo: Reuters / Jonathan Ernst
1491. Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte holds a wad of peso bills on June 20, 2017. Photo: AFP/Ted Aljibe
1492. Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi is welcomed by Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (R) upon arrival at the Akasaka Palace state guest house to attend the 10th Mekong-Japan Summit in Tokyo on October 9, 2018. Photo: AFP/Issei Kato
1493. Nouriel Roubini noted that Chinese-managed crypto mining pools remain globally dominant but these can managed by the state because Beijing has ultimate control over its internet networks. Photo: iStock
1494. The Civil Media Company's plans, to raise $8 million through the sales of its crypto-currency CVL, have been postponed. Photo: civil.co
1495. Professor Nouriel Roubini, who was given the nickname 'Dr. Doom' for his ultimately correct predictions about the 2008 financial crisis, argues blockchain is not about decentralization and democracy but about greed. Photo: World Economic Forum
1496. Last week, Bitfinex was forced to make an announcement denying is was insolvent. 'As one of only a very few exchanges operating since 2013, with a small team and low operating costs, we do not entirely understand the arguments that purport to show us to be insolvent without providing any explanation about why.' Photo: bitfinex.com
1497. Bithumb has secured its position as one of South Korea’s leading crypto-currency exchanges.
1498. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the inauguration of the world's largest smartphone factory, an extension of an existing Samsung India facility, in Noida on July 9, 2018. Photo: AFP/Money Sharma
1499. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (L) and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi listens to a speaker at the India-Japan annual summit on September 14, 2017. Photo: AFP/Prakash Singh
1500. The Sinamale Bridge, formerly known as the China-Maldives Friendship Bridge, was built with funding from China in the Maldives capital Male. But former president Abdulla Yameen was beaten in an election last month that was a fight for influence between India and China. Photo: AFP
1501. The Trump administration has taken a hard line against China and Russia. Photo: IStock
1502. A young girl at the stand of online video sharing site QQ, which is part of the Tencent group, at the International Cartoon & Game Expo in Shanghai. Photo: AFP
1503. A worker at a garment factory in the Shwe Pyi Thar industrial zone in Yangon in a September 2015 file photo. Photo: AFP/Ye Aung Thu
1504. China's middle class is a key driver of growth in the world's second-largest economy. Photo: AFP
1505. Russia's spies have left a trail of evidence leading directly to Moscow. Photo: iStock
1506. Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey, Mevlut Cavusoglu (C) attends a meeting with US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo (R) in Ankara, Turkey on October 17, 2018. Photo: Cem Ozdel / Anadolu Agency
1507. Thousands of workers in quarries in India are suffering from silicosis, a potentially lethal disease. This shows a quarry in Rajasthan. Photo: AFP
1508. US Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, right, meets Vietnam's Defense Minister, General Ngo Xuan Lich in Ho Chi Minh city on Oct 17. Photo: AFP / Kham / pool
1509. Shanghai shares are now below 2015 levels. Photo: iStock
1510. Seven Stars Cloud chief strategist Uwe Parpart. Photo: Bloomberg screen grab
1511. Traders on the floor at the closing bell of the Dow Industrial Average at the New York Stock Exchange on October 10, 2018 in New York. Wall Street stocks plunged Wednesday, with major indices losing more than 3%. Photo: AFP/Bryan R Smith
1512. Anti-refugee protesters march with posters and Australian flags during pro and anti-refugee rallies in Eltham, Melbourne, Australia on November 5, 2016. Photo: AFP Forum via Anadolu Agency/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake
1513. A speaker at last year's FinTech conference.
1514. Japan's Shinzo Abe wants to hold his own talks with North Korea's Kim Jong Un. Photo: AFP/Kazuhiro Nogi
1515. 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
1516. Mobile phone users call from a beach on Indonesia's Aceh province in a file photo. Photo: AFP/Chaideer Mahyuddin
1517. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at the 2017 Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh. Photo: AFP
1518. Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn lights a candle at a scared ceremony in a file photo. Photo: Facebook
1519. Computer generated 3D illustration of the Titanic sailing towards an iceberg. Photo: iStock
1520. Ethnic Uighurs take part in a protest march asking the European Union to call upon China to respect human rights in the Chinese Xinjiang region and the closure of "re-education centers" where some Uighurs are detained, during a march in Brussels, April 27, 2018. Photo:AFP/ Emmanuel Dunand
1521. Planes are seen through the damaged roof of a hangar at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida. Photo: Screen grab from drone footage.
1522. السكة الحديد بين الكوريتين في شمال شرق جنوب كوريا هو أقل السكك الحديد إستخداماً في البلد
1523. The new chief of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt Gen Asim Munir. Photo: AFP/ ISPR handout
1524. Anwar Ibrahim talks to reporters after being sworn in at Parliament in Kuala Lumpur on October 15, 2018. Photo: Adli Ghazali / Anadolu / AFP
1525. Anwar Ibrahim (C) meets supporters after submitting his documents at the nomination center for the by-election in Port Dickson, Malaysia on September 29, 2018. Photo: Andalou Agency via AFP/Adli Ghazali
1526. Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Mahathir Mohamad (R) talks to Anwar Ibrahim during Anwar Ibrahim by-election campaign in Port Dickson, Malaysia on October 8, 2018. Photo: Andalou Agency via AFP Forum/Adli Ghazali
1527. US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, left, chats with Chinese Vice-Premier Liu He during 'trade dispute' talks in Beijing earlier this year. Some sort of agreement could be reached at the G20 summit. Photo: AFP / Andy Wong
1528. Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier is at the cutting-edge of US naval power. Photo: US Navy
1529. Chinese nationals have been accused of trying to get technology related to jet engines. Photo: iStock
1530. China has a passion of collecting ports across the world. Photo: iStock
1531. Reformists want to break down the great walls in China's private sector. Photo: iStock
1532. Lan Kwai Fong in Central, Hong Kong Island. Photo: Google Maps
1533. The Sha Tin Magistrates’ Court where the case was heard. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
1534. Little support for non-Chinese speaking children admitted to kindergartens in Hong Kong. Photo: HK Govt
1535. A Cathay Dragon plane.
1536. 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
1537. Shanghai and computer connectivity. Image: iStock
1538. Seven Stars Cloud Group chief strategist Uwe Parpart. Photo: CNBC screen grab
1539. The United States and China are trading blows on economic and strategic fronts in what some see as the dawn of a new Cold War. Image: iStock/Getty Images
1540. The USS Ronald Reagan, USS Theodore Roosevelt and USS Nimitz Strike Groups transit in the Western Pacific with ships from the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force on November 12, 2017. Photo: AFP/US Navy/Anthony Rivera
1541. Ethnic Montagnard Christians pray at a makeshift forest church in Vietnam. Photo: Facebook/Campaign to End Torture in Vietnam
1542. Artisanal miners prospecting for gold at a small-scale mining site in Indonesia. Photo: Reuters
1543. A US navy personnel (L) gives instructions to his Philippine counterpart during drills at a naval base in Sangley point, Cavite City, west of Manila on June 28, 2013. Photo: AFP/Ted Aljibe
1544. Indonesia's rupiah has lost more than 10% of its value to the dollar so far this year. Image: iStock/Getty Images
1545. President Rodrigo Duterte's needs Chinese financing to build the US$4 billion Mindanao Railway. Photo: Reuters/Wu Hong
1546. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen (C) irons clothes at a factory compound on the outskirts of Phnom Penh on August 30, 2017.
1547. Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte (in video screen) salutes along with soldiers during the 121st founding anniversary of Philippine army at the army headquarters in Manila on March 20, 2018. Photo: AFP/Ted Aljibe
1548. South Korean soldiers stand guard as their comrades conduct landmine clearing operations inside of the Demilitarized Zone dividing the two Koreas in Cheorwon, south of the DMZ. The two Koreas on October 1 started to remove landmines along a section of their heavily fortified border as part of a summit deal to ease military tensions, Seoul said. Photo: AFP/Song Kyong-Seok
1549. China's President Xi Jinping (R) and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (L) during a meeting in the Chinese city of Dalian. Photo by KCNA via AFP
1550. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has agreed to a second summit with Donald Trump. Image: iStock
1551. South Korea's Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha has been blasted and praised for her comments about sanctions and North Korea. Photo: AFP/Nhac Nguyen
1552. Participants show their traditional Japanese tattoos related to the Yakuza during the annual Sanja Matsuri festival in the Asakusa district of Tokyo on May 20, 2018. Photo: AFP/Behrouz Mehri
1553. Shinzo Abe during a reception for the World Assembly for Women in Tokyo symposium on September 12, 2014. Photo: AFP/Tomohiro Ohsumi
1554. Japanese Prime Minister and ruling Liberal Democratic Party leader Shinzo Abe has some outspoken and controversial supporters. Photo: AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
1555. US President Donald Trump with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on September 26, 2018, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Photo: AFP/Nicholas Kamm
1556. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo thanks members of the UN Security Council after their meeting on North Korea on Sept 27 in New York. He said sanctions against the North must be enforced 'vigorously'. Photo: AFP / Don Emmert
1557. South Korean President Moon Jae-In has his own agenda in talks with the North. Photo: Reuters/Noel Celis
1558. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspects the long-range strategic ballistic rocket Hwasong-12 (Mars-12) in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on May 15, 2017. Photo: KCNA via Reuters
1559. US President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in during a meeting in New York on September 24, 2018, a day before the start of the General Debate of the 73rd session of the General Assembly. Photo: AFP/Nicholas Kamm
1560. An Indian coal mine worker carries a basket of coal collected at a mine in the district of Dhanbad in the state of Jharkhand in June 2017. Photo: AFP/Sanjib Dutta
1561. الطبيب الباكستاني المحتجز شاكيل أفريدي الذي جندته المخابرات الأمريكية للمساعدة في البحث عن أسامة بن لادن (الثالث من جهة اليسار) في صورة عائلية في مكان غير معروف في باكستان، 2016. صورة: AFP/SS MIRZA
1562. Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli, right, greets Indian PM Narendra Modi during a guard of honor in Kathmandu. Nepali intelligence officials have been key allies for India in counter-terror work. Photo: AFP / Ashok Dulal
1563. NSG commandos played a leading role in containing the terror attack on Mumbai, but were limited by poor intelligence. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
1564. Activists in Bangladesh hold placards and a banner during a protest against the Digital Security Act in Dhaka on February. Photo: AFP / Rehman Asad
1565. A man holds election campaign material of the BJP and the Indian National Congress party ahead of the upcoming Telangana assembly elections in Hyderabad on October 4, 2018. Photo: AFP / Noah Seelam
1566. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a media briefing in New Delhi where they also signed the S-400 air defense missile system deal. Photo: AFP / Mikhael Klimentyev / Sputnik
1567. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meet in New Delhi on October 4, 2018. Photo: AFP/Sputnik/Mikhail Metzel
1568. Indian Army paratroopers in a joint exercise with the US military. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
1569. An aerial view of the city center of Beirut on the coast of Lebanon. Photo: iStock/Getty Images
1570. مظاهرة للصحفي المفقود جمال خاشقجي في إسطنبول
1571. Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Photo: AFP
1572. Russian Defense Ministry personnel unload S-300 air defense missile systems from a transport plane at the Khmeimim air base in the south-east of the city of Latakia, Syria. Photo: AFP/Russian Defense Ministry
1573. US National Security Advisor John Bolton during a briefing in the Brady Briefing Room of the White House in Washington on October 3, 2018. Photo: AFP/Mandel Ngan
1574. This handout photo provided by the official website of Iran's Revolutionary Guards via SEPAH News shows missiles being launched from an undisclosed location to target militants in eastern Syria early on October 1, 2018.
1575. About 1.5 million ethnic Kazakhs live in Xinjiang, a region that borders Central Asia and has long been home to ethnic tensions. Photo: AFP screen grab
1576. An Omani man rests on a dhow cruising off the coast of Oman along the Strait of Hormuz bordering Iran. Photo: AFP/Marwan Naamani
1577. World Bank president Jim Yong Kim at the International Monetary Fund and World Bank annual meetings in Nusa Dua on IndonesiaÂ''s resort island of Bali on October 10, 2018. Photo: AFP/Sonny Tumbelaka
1578. Unemployed men line up outside a soup kitchen in Chicago during the Great Depression in 1931. Photo: US National Archives and Records Administration
1579. Stacks of one hundred US dollar banknotes, which may become more expensive for some. Photo: AFP/illustration
1580. Competition for artificial intelligence supremacy is heating up on Asian-Western lines. Photo: iStock/Getty Images
1581. Iceland erupted as the financial crisis wrecked the country's economy. Photo: Johann Helgason / Shutterstock
1582. An aerial view of the port and commercial harbor in the northeastern Italian city of Trieste on the Adriatic Sea. This shot was taken in Oct 2017. Photo: AFP / Alberto Pizzoli
1583. A China Railway Express train running from Weihai, China, to Duisburg, Germany in 2017. Freight trains have made more than 9,000 trips since the line opened in 2017. Photo: AFP/Imagine China
1584. In the United States, the workforce is getting older but wages are not rising significantly. Photo: iStock
1585. مشجع مقنع في إحدى مباريات الإتحاد الإندونيسي. الصورة: إنستجرام
1586. تمثال "عمود القوة" في ذكرى نساء الراحة بمدينة سان فرانسيسكو
1587. Sign at Funky Lam Kitchen offers a foretaste of the newly opened restaurant's daring and innovative Lao cuisine. Photo: Karen Emmons
1588. New World Health Organization research shows rising alcohol consumption in much of Asia. Photo: iStock/Getty Images
1589. In the chaotic and often anonymous battleground of cyberspace, traditional concepts such as deterrence and arms control are limited. Photo: iStock
1590. Scott Shay draws a bright line between monotheism and what he calls idolatry â€" the elevation of what is not God to the status of God.
1591. Chelsea's billionaire Russian owner Roman Abramovich has spent years trying to adopt a low profile. Photo: AFP / Ben Stansall
1592. سلطان سعود القاسمي، مقتني وداعم الفن العربي المعاصر، نراه عبر منحوتة سلوى روضة شقير الشكل الداخلي في متحف الشارقة للفنون في يوليو 2018. صورة: اليسون طهمزيان ميوز.
1593. Adrienne Mayor
1594. Imad Zafar
1595. Immanuel Fruhmann
1596. Manoj Kumar Mishra
1597. Vijay Prashad
1598. Xuan Loc Doan
1599. Anu Anwar
1600. Zamir Awan
1601. Nandita Saikia
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1603. Forbes Magazine Cover
1604. SunTrust Banks Inc. Announces Advance In Q3 Bottom Line
1605. Pertamina (Persero) (P.T.) -- Moody's assigns Baa2 to Pertamina's MTN drawdown
1606. Hong Kong Unemployment Rate Steady At 20-year Low
1607. Generational Group Announces Jon Hyman Joining Firm
1608. Corus Entertainment Declares Quarterly Dividend for Class A and Class B Shareholders
1609. Idera Pharmaceuticals Presents Data from the ILLUMINATE-204 Trial of the Combination of Tilsotolimod and Ipilimumab for Unresectable or Metastatic Melanoma Following Failure of PD-1 Inhibitor...
1610. Hemp, Inc. Among Top 30 Cannabis Stocks to Buy, Reports InvestorPlace
1611. Digirad Corporation to Release 2018 Third Quarter Financial Results on November 2, 2018
1612. CardinalCommerce Announces First Live EMV® 3-D Secure Transactions
1613. EDGEhomes Debuts New Design Studio
1614. Corus Entertainment Announces Fiscal 2018 Fourth Quarter and Year End Results
1615. Battery Earns Three Clio Entertainment Awards Shortlist Nominations for 'Netflix Is A Joke
1616. Barry's Auto Body, Staten Island's Only Eco-Friendly Collision Repair Shop, Hosts Competition - Make Staten Island Laugh
1617. Ultrain's Successful Launch of Public Testnet and Permitted Net; Smart Contract Development Framework is Now Available Open-Sourced
1618. Merrimack Discontinues Phase 2 SHERLOC Study of MM-121 in Patients with Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer Due to Futility
1619. ISCO International adopts Sitetracker to manage workflows as business grows
1620. Tez Financial Services Becomes the First Pakistani Startup to Raise $1.1 Million in Seed Round Led by Omidyar Network
1621. Global Yacht Charter Market Size, Market 2018-2026: Share, Application Analysis, Regional Outlook, Growth Trends, Key Players, Competitive Strategies and Forecasts - Research and Markets
1622. Kyiv International Economic Forum Highlights Optimism From International Business Community in Ukraine
1623. Supermodel-Turned-Supermogul KATHY IRELAND is Guest Speaker at Legacy Education Alliance's 2018 Hall of Fame Award Ceremony in Las Vegas on October 20, 2018
1624. Ctrip.com International, Ltd. to Report Third Quarter 2018 Financial Results on November 7, 2018 U.S. Time
1625. SunTrust Reports Third Quarter 2018 Results
1626. Enerplus Announces Cash Dividend for November 2018
1627. Tim Hortons® celebrates autumn with new menu items
1628. FTSE 100 Edges Higher In Choppy Trade
1629. Iberdrola Sells Its Solar Thermal Power Plant In Spain - Quick Facts
1630. Lena Dunham's feminist newsletter, which ran articles by Jennifer Lawrence and Michelle Obama, is reportedly shutting down
1631. ZAFUL launches spooky specials for Halloween
1632. Bill Gates says Paul Allen 'deserved more time in life' in a moving tribute to his Microsoft cofounder
1633. CAC 40 Slides On Italian Budget Worries
1634. Eurozone Current Account Surplus Rises In August
1635. India Gov
1636. These conflicts include a ...