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NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Supreme Court rapping the government for delay in Judges appointment makes for front page news in most of the dailies this morning. The Hindu quotes Supreme court as saying "Centre is trying to decimate judiciary", "Government sitting on names recommended for judges posts".
"Terrorists kill jawan mutilate body in cross-LOC attack" informs the Statesman. "15 Pakistan rangers killed says BSF" writes the Asian Age. In a related story the paper writes that on Diwali day the Prime Minister is to join the ITBP on China border.
On the Tata group front Business Line says "Looking to restore calm, Tatas signal it's business as usual", adding "But analyst says Cyrus Mistry's charges merit a response, and group will face closer scrutiny."
Writing on the ongoing drama of political slugfest in Uttar Pradesh's ruling Yadav family the Pioneer writes "Pari-war helps Akhilesh tower over Mulayam Singh Yadav". "SP's Shivpal talks to Ajit amid buzz on UP poll pact" says the Asian Age.
In a shocking incident the Tribune reports that a 29 year old Indian origin bus driver and Punjabi singer Manmeet Alisher was burnt to death when a man poured flammable liquid on him in front of shocked passengers in Australia's Brisbane city.
And finally, in some alarming news the Hindu reports that even if Delhities manage to reduce fireworks emission to half of that of previous years, the levels of harmful particulate matter would remain four times the safe limits.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Supreme Court rapping the government for delay in Judges appointment makes for front page news in most of the dailies this morning. The Hindu quotes Supreme court as saying "Centre is trying to decimate judiciary", "Government sitting on names recommended for judges posts".
"Terrorists kill jawan mutilate body in cross-LOC attack" informs the Statesman. "15 Pakistan rangers killed says BSF" writes the Asian Age. In a related story the paper writes that on Diwali day the Prime Minister is to join the ITBP on China border.
On the Tata group front Business Line says "Looking to restore calm, Tatas signal it's business as usual", adding "But analyst says Cyrus Mistry's charges merit a response, and group will face closer scrutiny."
Writing on the ongoing drama of political slugfest in Uttar Pradesh's ruling Yadav family the Pioneer writes "Pari-war helps Akhilesh tower over Mulayam Singh Yadav". "SP's Shivpal talks to Ajit amid buzz on UP poll pact" says the Asian Age.
In a shocking incident the Tribune reports that a 29 year old Indian origin bus driver and Punjabi singer Manmeet Alisher was burnt to death when a man poured flammable liquid on him in front of shocked passengers in Australia's Brisbane city.
And finally, in some alarming news the Hindu reports that even if Delhities manage to reduce fireworks emission to half of that of previous years, the levels of harmful particulate matter would remain four times the safe limits.
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