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Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju's alleged role in the 450 crore rupees hydropower project scam in his home state Arunachal Pradesh is one of the top stories in most of the dailies this morning. "Rijiju in scam row, denies Congress charge" writes the Statesman. "Congress smells blood as minister Rijiju fights 450 crore rupees scam taint" says, Hindustan Times.
"Despite digital push, government hospitals still in cash mode" writes the Times of India, adding "Delhi a shade better than other states."
"12.4 lakh crore rupees of old notes deposited in banks till December 10th" states Business Standard. "Nearly 80 per cent of old notes turned in" says Business Line.
"CBSE directs 18,000 schools to end cash in fees and salaries" reports Hindustan Times.
On Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani who was killed by the armed forces on July 8, the Indian Express writes, "Jammu and Kashmir government names Burhan brother in compensation list, ally BJP protests."
Most of the papers reports of President elect Donald Trump officially selecting Rex Tillerson the Chief Executive of Exxon Mobil, to be his secretary of state.
Indian Medical students who get their MBBS degrees from foreign universities may now have an opportunity to work in India without giving their exams here, according to a proposal sent by the Union health ministry to the Medical Council of India, reports the Asian Age.
And finally, world record in the making as spirit moves 'dry' Bihar. Well, the Pioneer reports that 3000 kilometer long world's largest human chain to be formed with 2 crore people taking part on January 21st in Bihar to kick off second phase of campaign in support of liquor prohibition in the State.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju's alleged role in the 450 crore rupees hydropower project scam in his home state Arunachal Pradesh is one of the top stories in most of the dailies this morning. "Rijiju in scam row, denies Congress charge" writes the Statesman. "Congress smells blood as minister Rijiju fights 450 crore rupees scam taint" says, Hindustan Times.
"Despite digital push, government hospitals still in cash mode" writes the Times of India, adding "Delhi a shade better than other states."
"12.4 lakh crore rupees of old notes deposited in banks till December 10th" states Business Standard. "Nearly 80 per cent of old notes turned in" says Business Line.
"CBSE directs 18,000 schools to end cash in fees and salaries" reports Hindustan Times.
On Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani who was killed by the armed forces on July 8, the Indian Express writes, "Jammu and Kashmir government names Burhan brother in compensation list, ally BJP protests."
Most of the papers reports of President elect Donald Trump officially selecting Rex Tillerson the Chief Executive of Exxon Mobil, to be his secretary of state.
Indian Medical students who get their MBBS degrees from foreign universities may now have an opportunity to work in India without giving their exams here, according to a proposal sent by the Union health ministry to the Medical Council of India, reports the Asian Age.
And finally, world record in the making as spirit moves 'dry' Bihar. Well, the Pioneer reports that 3000 kilometer long world's largest human chain to be formed with 2 crore people taking part on January 21st in Bihar to kick off second phase of campaign in support of liquor prohibition in the State.
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