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"India, Pak to silence guns; DGMOs agree not to violate 2003 truce at LoC, border", reports the Asian Age. "India-Pak thaw: Both agree to follow ceasefire on LoC in letter and spirit; DGMOs speak on hotline, offer came from Pakistan", is the lead story in the Indian Express.
"'Yuva' to heal valley stone-pelters", headlines the Pioneer, of the J&K government planning to emulate Delhi Police's skill training programme to provide job opportunities to the wayward.
Papers take note of two contrasting aspects of weather in the country, as Monsoon rains lashed Kerala earlier than normal, while "Dust storms kill 54 across north; May toll is 290", observes the Hindustan Times.
On the Class X Board results, the Hindustan Times leads with, "1.3 lakh get 90 per cent in Class X", DNA notes, the pass percentage of Delhi government schools dropped considerably, while the Asian Age reports, "Navodayas record highest pass percentage in exams". "Work consistently hard throughout the year, keep a cool head and stay away from social media", these three rules were the key to success for Prakhar Mittal of Gurugram, one of the toppers, writes the Hindu.
"10 lakh bankers to go on 2-day strike from today", over wage hike, reports the Pioneer.
"High Court bans homework for students of Class I and II", is a front page story in the Hindu, on the Madras High Court directing, no school in the country should prescribe homework for students of Classes I & II, in keeping with NCERT recommendations.
The Tribune leads with the acute water shortage in Shimla, with the Himachal Pradesh High Court directing "All equal, no tanker for VIPs; No building activity, rope in Army for diverting water".
"Rubber godown goes up in smoke, darkens Southeast Delhi", reports the Pioneer with a photograph, of a major fire in Delhi yesterday.
And finally, the Hindustan Times has a box item on, "Parliament set to turn over a new leaf, go green", with 2 e-rickshaws, donated by the Railway Ministry, to be matched with a number of bicycles, as MPs will be encouraged to shun their petrol and diesel vehicles for use within the Parliament complex.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
"India, Pak to silence guns; DGMOs agree not to violate 2003 truce at LoC, border", reports the Asian Age. "India-Pak thaw: Both agree to follow ceasefire on LoC in letter and spirit; DGMOs speak on hotline, offer came from Pakistan", is the lead story in the Indian Express.
"'Yuva' to heal valley stone-pelters", headlines the Pioneer, of the J&K government planning to emulate Delhi Police's skill training programme to provide job opportunities to the wayward.
Papers take note of two contrasting aspects of weather in the country, as Monsoon rains lashed Kerala earlier than normal, while "Dust storms kill 54 across north; May toll is 290", observes the Hindustan Times.
On the Class X Board results, the Hindustan Times leads with, "1.3 lakh get 90 per cent in Class X", DNA notes, the pass percentage of Delhi government schools dropped considerably, while the Asian Age reports, "Navodayas record highest pass percentage in exams". "Work consistently hard throughout the year, keep a cool head and stay away from social media", these three rules were the key to success for Prakhar Mittal of Gurugram, one of the toppers, writes the Hindu.
"10 lakh bankers to go on 2-day strike from today", over wage hike, reports the Pioneer.
"High Court bans homework for students of Class I and II", is a front page story in the Hindu, on the Madras High Court directing, no school in the country should prescribe homework for students of Classes I & II, in keeping with NCERT recommendations.
The Tribune leads with the acute water shortage in Shimla, with the Himachal Pradesh High Court directing "All equal, no tanker for VIPs; No building activity, rope in Army for diverting water".
"Rubber godown goes up in smoke, darkens Southeast Delhi", reports the Pioneer with a photograph, of a major fire in Delhi yesterday.
And finally, the Hindustan Times has a box item on, "Parliament set to turn over a new leaf, go green", with 2 e-rickshaws, donated by the Railway Ministry, to be matched with a number of bicycles, as MPs will be encouraged to shun their petrol and diesel vehicles for use within the Parliament complex.
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