Obesity increasingly becoming a cause for infertility in urban Indian women
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Writing on the latest on the liquor baron Vijay Mallya's money laundering case the Business Standard says "Mallya's passport suspended,Enforcement Directorate seeks warrant.""Stage set for Vijay Mallya's deportation as Ministry of External Affairs suspends his passport"states the Indian Express.
On the Rafale fighter jets, the Pioneer leads "36 Rafale jets for 60,000 crore rupees.""Rafale deal in final stage, price narrowed down" informs the Asian Age.
"Hidden vetoes must go, India tells U.N."headlines the Hindu."Stung by China's UN move on Jaish chief, India wants end to hidden veto", writes Hindustan Times.
The Hindu in a front page exclusive story writes that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is probing Lashkar link to Samjhauta Train blasts of 2007, and seeks help from the United States.
Commenting on the unabated violence in Kashmir the Hindu writes "18-year-old killed in Kashmir firing". "Class -XI student fifth to die as Kashmir protests spread", states the Indian Express.
"Supreme Court to hold Saturday hearings to reduce backlog", writes the Economic Times, adding "Chief Justice of India says Delhi Pollution, extra Judicial killings cases to be heard over the weekend".
Day 1 of the odd even plan's second phase makes for front page news in most of the dailies this morning."Big jump in violations as odd even returns"leads Hindustan Times adding "real test on Monday when offices, schools open after long weekend". "Empty roads, yet 1,311 challans on 1st day of odd even phase 2",informs the Times of India.
And finally, The Times of India reports that, Scientists have found how to control the behaviour of heart muscle cells using laser radiation, an advance that may lead to better understanding of the heart's mechanisms and help treat arrhythmia or irregular heartbeat.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Writing on the latest on the liquor baron Vijay Mallya's money laundering case the Business Standard says "Mallya's passport suspended,Enforcement Directorate seeks warrant.""Stage set for Vijay Mallya's deportation as Ministry of External Affairs suspends his passport"states the Indian Express.
On the Rafale fighter jets, the Pioneer leads "36 Rafale jets for 60,000 crore rupees.""Rafale deal in final stage, price narrowed down" informs the Asian Age.
"Hidden vetoes must go, India tells U.N."headlines the Hindu."Stung by China's UN move on Jaish chief, India wants end to hidden veto", writes Hindustan Times.
The Hindu in a front page exclusive story writes that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is probing Lashkar link to Samjhauta Train blasts of 2007, and seeks help from the United States.
Commenting on the unabated violence in Kashmir the Hindu writes "18-year-old killed in Kashmir firing". "Class -XI student fifth to die as Kashmir protests spread", states the Indian Express.
"Supreme Court to hold Saturday hearings to reduce backlog", writes the Economic Times, adding "Chief Justice of India says Delhi Pollution, extra Judicial killings cases to be heard over the weekend".
Day 1 of the odd even plan's second phase makes for front page news in most of the dailies this morning."Big jump in violations as odd even returns"leads Hindustan Times adding "real test on Monday when offices, schools open after long weekend". "Empty roads, yet 1,311 challans on 1st day of odd even phase 2",informs the Times of India.
And finally, The Times of India reports that, Scientists have found how to control the behaviour of heart muscle cells using laser radiation, an advance that may lead to better understanding of the heart's mechanisms and help treat arrhythmia or irregular heartbeat.
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