Thursday, August 31, 2017

99% of junked Rs 500/1000 notes returned to banks: RBI

99% of junked Rs 500/1000 notes returned to banks: RBI

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
 The deluge in Mumbai receives prominent  attention in the press today.
"Rainy day drowns Mumbai yet again" leads The Hindustan Times. The Hindu writes "Rain pounds Mumbai to standstill.
"Nine Duronto coaches derail in Maharashtra after landslide" reports The Times of India  with a photograph.
"India, China face-off over but Bhutan's talks run into a wall" states The Indian Express. "Aggression to agreement: The inside story of the Doklam deal; solution reached over many rounds in Beijing" highlights The Times of India. DNA reports "India, China may reset safeguards ... to avoid future military conflict at trijunctions".
"Pak diplomatic divide over India policy out in open" The Times of India cites a letter from Islamabad's former High Commissioner in New Delhi, Abdul Basit on Pak's US envoy,  Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhury.
'Don't criminalise marital rape,  may disturb institution of marriage' The Indian Express cites the government telling the Delhi High Court.
"CBI arrests IG, 7 others for death of Himachal Pradesh rape accused" notices The Tribune on its front page. The paper also reports "Rampal acquitted in 2 cases", of the Hisar Dera Chief, who is to stay in jail as other cases still on.
And finally, The Pioneer states "Railways may end flexi fare to lift image; scrap call likely after Cabinet expansion".

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