Gujarat election 2017 date declared: How Modi used delay to keep BJP ahead
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Finance Minister Arun Jaitely and the entire top brass of his Ministry projecting the government's road map to fire up the economy at a press conference makes for front page news in most of the dailies this morning. "Twin Propellers: PSBs to Get rupees 2.1 lakhs crore; Road-Building to take off with rupees 7 lakh crore" leads The Economic Times adding "Mammoth infusion via recapitalisation bonds to strengthen banks; roads construction push to generate jobs".
"India to step up aid for Afghan-owned growth" informs Hindustan Times. "Modi, Ghani hold detailed terror; security, aid review" says The Asian Age. The paper also quotes Afghan President slamming Pakistan as saying "Time to make a clear choice".
Referring to the Rajashtan government's controversial bill aimed at protecting public servants and Judges from prosecution without its prior sanction as well as disallowing any media coverage into allegations against them to a select committee of the Assembly, DNA writes "Raje sends 'gag' Bill to Assembly panel".
Writing on the elevation of Chinese president Xi Jinping to the ranks of Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping with the communist Party enshrining his political thought in the party constitution The Times of India says" Xi gets same status as Mao, assured 2nd term."
"J&K separatists harden stance, cold to Sharma" writes DNA.
"Hizb chief's son held for terror-funding in 2011 case. Accused of receiving money from a Hizb activist in Saudi Arabia" notes The Tribune.
"GST collections rise to rupees 92,150 crore in September" informs The Business Standard.
And Finally, the Mail Today reports that at a time when even the children of the officers of the defence forces hardly join the department, it is pleasing to see Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's brother working as a subedar in the Indian Army. He is deployed on the Line of Actual Control with China.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Finance Minister Arun Jaitely and the entire top brass of his Ministry projecting the government's road map to fire up the economy at a press conference makes for front page news in most of the dailies this morning. "Twin Propellers: PSBs to Get rupees 2.1 lakhs crore; Road-Building to take off with rupees 7 lakh crore" leads The Economic Times adding "Mammoth infusion via recapitalisation bonds to strengthen banks; roads construction push to generate jobs".
"India to step up aid for Afghan-owned growth" informs Hindustan Times. "Modi, Ghani hold detailed terror; security, aid review" says The Asian Age. The paper also quotes Afghan President slamming Pakistan as saying "Time to make a clear choice".
Referring to the Rajashtan government's controversial bill aimed at protecting public servants and Judges from prosecution without its prior sanction as well as disallowing any media coverage into allegations against them to a select committee of the Assembly, DNA writes "Raje sends 'gag' Bill to Assembly panel".
Writing on the elevation of Chinese president Xi Jinping to the ranks of Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping with the communist Party enshrining his political thought in the party constitution The Times of India says" Xi gets same status as Mao, assured 2nd term."
"J&K separatists harden stance, cold to Sharma" writes DNA.
"Hizb chief's son held for terror-funding in 2011 case. Accused of receiving money from a Hizb activist in Saudi Arabia" notes The Tribune.
"GST collections rise to rupees 92,150 crore in September" informs The Business Standard.
And Finally, the Mail Today reports that at a time when even the children of the officers of the defence forces hardly join the department, it is pleasing to see Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's brother working as a subedar in the Indian Army. He is deployed on the Line of Actual Control with China.
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