‘Maoist plot’ to kill VC foiled
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
CBSE paper-leak and India-Pakistan diplomatic row are stories, that dominate the front page headlines across newspapers this morning. The Hindustan Times headline reads, "Class 12 retest in April, Class 10 still uncertain." adding that 'Maths exam may happen 'if needed' only in Delhi, Haryana in July.' Reporting on the same story DNA writes saying, "CBSE leak blot spreads; 6 students held from Jharkhand; Delhi op peaks."
Writing on the positive development in India-Pakistan diplomatic ties, the Hindustan Times writes, "India, Pak agree to call truce in diplomatic row" further reporting officials as saying, 'an understanding was hammered out after meeting between envoys from both countries'.
In economic news, The Indian Express carries a report, quoting RBI, on increasing menace of bad loans that says, "Corporate make 73% of public sector bank bad loans".
The Hindustan Times, in a boxed news item, reports of social media monitoring cells cautioning security forces saying, "Beware Facebook friend requests, paramilitary told".
"Applicants for US visa may be asked for social media history" reads the headline that appears in The Tribune on the issue of entry into the US by non-US individuals. The Asian Age carries a headline saying, "For US visa, give 5-yr phone, email, FB data"
Writing on the scenario of decreasing avian population the Pioneer carries a report of the Bombay Natural History Society saying, "Humble house sparrow fleeing India for better habitats" Meanwhile, the Hindu, writing on the growing rhino population says, "Kaziranga finds a dozen reasons to be happy" adding that 'the current rhinoceros population stands at 2,413'.
And finally, "losing sleep may make it harder to lose body fat" says a report in The Indian Express elaborating that 'even when cutting calories helps people lose weight, they may have a harder time getting rid of excess body fat if they don't get enough sleep.'
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
CBSE paper-leak and India-Pakistan diplomatic row are stories, that dominate the front page headlines across newspapers this morning. The Hindustan Times headline reads, "Class 12 retest in April, Class 10 still uncertain." adding that 'Maths exam may happen 'if needed' only in Delhi, Haryana in July.' Reporting on the same story DNA writes saying, "CBSE leak blot spreads; 6 students held from Jharkhand; Delhi op peaks."
Writing on the positive development in India-Pakistan diplomatic ties, the Hindustan Times writes, "India, Pak agree to call truce in diplomatic row" further reporting officials as saying, 'an understanding was hammered out after meeting between envoys from both countries'.
In economic news, The Indian Express carries a report, quoting RBI, on increasing menace of bad loans that says, "Corporate make 73% of public sector bank bad loans".
The Hindustan Times, in a boxed news item, reports of social media monitoring cells cautioning security forces saying, "Beware Facebook friend requests, paramilitary told".
"Applicants for US visa may be asked for social media history" reads the headline that appears in The Tribune on the issue of entry into the US by non-US individuals. The Asian Age carries a headline saying, "For US visa, give 5-yr phone, email, FB data"
Writing on the scenario of decreasing avian population the Pioneer carries a report of the Bombay Natural History Society saying, "Humble house sparrow fleeing India for better habitats" Meanwhile, the Hindu, writing on the growing rhino population says, "Kaziranga finds a dozen reasons to be happy" adding that 'the current rhinoceros population stands at 2,413'.
And finally, "losing sleep may make it harder to lose body fat" says a report in The Indian Express elaborating that 'even when cutting calories helps people lose weight, they may have a harder time getting rid of excess body fat if they don't get enough sleep.'
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