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What to read in 19 Nov 2017 The Hindu Newspaper with Page No for,Competitive Exam point of view


1)India wears the crown-Page-1

2)Winneers of WADe Asia 2017-Page-5

3)World Toilet Day Advertisement-Page-7

4)Qimpro Platinum Award Given-Page-8

5)Manmohan wins Indira Gandhi Prize for Peace-Page-10

6)smart city project unsustainable-Page-11

7)Electric fencing Killing Tigers In Maharastra-Page-12

8)The Lowdown on the Dengue epidemic-Page-12

9)Was J&K cold to interlocutor-Page-12


10)The road to Peace-Page-16

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