The Hindu's today Newspaper- May 18th,2017 - Important articles

The Hindu Today Newspaper- Important Articles for competitive exams.

Download Today Newspaper from here and read these topics. It will be useful for all competitive exams.

Page - 1

Cabinet gives nod for 10 indigenous nuclear reactors

‘All options for Air India revival open’

NTRO now under Intelligence Act

Page - 2

Odisha probe into ‘ransomware’ attack

Page - 4

Pune University gets new Vice-Chancellor

Goa gets new portal for public services

Festival of award-winning films in Goa

First anti-tobacco film festival in State

Page - 5

Muslim man’s talaq declaration plea rejected

Officials to seek more time from NGT for Bellandur lake clean-up

Page - 6

RJ-BSF-OPERATION

Page - 7

BCCL seeks FIR against Arnab Goswami, reporter

Page - 8

A great wall of paranoia

The other debt issue

The long journey of a forgotten people

High-stakes battle

Page - 9

Article 142 and the need for judicial restraint

Getting the numbers right

Page - 10

Rs. 225-crore Ram museum in Ayodhya

If triple talaq is sin, why retain it: SC

Muslim women questioning men’s hegemony: Centre

Page - 11

After Palestine, it’s Israel’s turn

Monetary benefit for pregnant staff

India’s road to seamless commutes waits for rules

Navy saves ship from pirates

SC Bench recuses from Aadhaar case

Page - 12

Macron Cabinet reflects left, right and centre

Mark May 18 as ‘day of grief’, Tamils told

Forum triggers thaw in China-Japan ties

Comey memo: Trump sought to end Flynn probe

Page – 13

‘Air India revival discussions include disinvestment option’

Private sector spurs bond sales to new high in FY17

‘GST to help cut costs of transport, logistics’

Anti-profit shifting pact gets nod

Page – 14

AAI eyes land pooling for future airports

Tea Board mulls taking delegation to U.S., Chile

Trujet gets clearance for UDAN flights

Page – 16

IPL-style league in Afghanistan

Page – 18

The Indian connection at Cannes fest

Jimmy Kimmel set to return as host for 90th Oscars

3D-printed, four-legged robot can walk on sand

Babies from skin cells? Advance unsettles experts

Note: These above topics are not only for competitive exams purpose but also for to know the things happened around us.