India's opposition discovers road map to defeat Modi in 2019
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
JD (S) leader HD Kumaraswamy, meeting UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Congress president Rahul Gandhi while the two parties worked on an initial power sharing arrangement in Karnataka is the story that dominates headlines this morning. "Congress, JD (S) finalise contours of coalition" headlines Hinudstan Times adding, "Allies to set up coordination committee, frame common minimum programme; call on deputy CM likely today."
In a related story The Statesman writes "No stop BJP-Congress slugfest over Karnataka. Shah calls Congress JD(S) tie-up 'unholy alliance', Congress attacks BJP power play."
Russian President Vladimir Putin greeting Prime minister Naredra Modi at the black sea resort of Sochi, Russia is covered with reports and photographs by the media. "Sochi embrace with eye on 'newerheights' " reports The Tribune. The paper says "Modi, Putin hold informal talks; Vajpayee invoked."
The third major out break of the Nipah virus infection in the country in Kerala is also covered extensively by the press. "Kerala may seek WHO help to battle Nipah virus infection." informs The Hindu.
Ahead of the 2019 general elections, The Times Of India quoting the Archbishop of Delhi, Anil Couto writes "Secular fabric under threat, let's pray for India"
On Mayawati puting up a board at her official residence naming it 'Shri Kanshiram Yadgar Vishram Sthal' in memory of her political mentor and Bahujan Samaj party founder Kanshiram the DNA writes "Before moving out, Maya 'names' UP Government bungalow after mentor."
And finally,.. Tea leaves could kill cancer cells. Well, The Hindu reports that the nanoparticles derived from tea leaves can inhibit the growth of lung cancer cells, destroying up to 80 percent of them, as found by a team of Indian and British scientists.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
JD (S) leader HD Kumaraswamy, meeting UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Congress president Rahul Gandhi while the two parties worked on an initial power sharing arrangement in Karnataka is the story that dominates headlines this morning. "Congress, JD (S) finalise contours of coalition" headlines Hinudstan Times adding, "Allies to set up coordination committee, frame common minimum programme; call on deputy CM likely today."
In a related story The Statesman writes "No stop BJP-Congress slugfest over Karnataka. Shah calls Congress JD(S) tie-up 'unholy alliance', Congress attacks BJP power play."
Russian President Vladimir Putin greeting Prime minister Naredra Modi at the black sea resort of Sochi, Russia is covered with reports and photographs by the media. "Sochi embrace with eye on 'newerheights' " reports The Tribune. The paper says "Modi, Putin hold informal talks; Vajpayee invoked."
The third major out break of the Nipah virus infection in the country in Kerala is also covered extensively by the press. "Kerala may seek WHO help to battle Nipah virus infection." informs The Hindu.
Ahead of the 2019 general elections, The Times Of India quoting the Archbishop of Delhi, Anil Couto writes "Secular fabric under threat, let's pray for India"
On Mayawati puting up a board at her official residence naming it 'Shri Kanshiram Yadgar Vishram Sthal' in memory of her political mentor and Bahujan Samaj party founder Kanshiram the DNA writes "Before moving out, Maya 'names' UP Government bungalow after mentor."
And finally,.. Tea leaves could kill cancer cells. Well, The Hindu reports that the nanoparticles derived from tea leaves can inhibit the growth of lung cancer cells, destroying up to 80 percent of them, as found by a team of Indian and British scientists.
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