In corruption case against CBI no.2 Rakesh Asthana, PM Modi’s clear-cut order
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Newspaper today lead with different stories.
The Financial Express leads with "Crorepati taxpayers rise by nearly 70% in Financial Year 14-17". The Times of India headlines "Non-salaried taxpayers up, but salaried still bear tax brunt".
"India's crorepati count swells 68% in 4 years" notes DNA Money.
"Can't fight next war like last one, says army chief; General Rawat says biggest restructuring will make the force future-ready" is the lead in the Hindustan Times.
On Sabarimala, DNA writes "Supreme Court may take up review petitions today". Hindustan Times states "Sabarimala closes doors, stares at November challenge" as the temple closed its doors till next month on Monday after a five-day ritual.
"Confusion over telcos deleting Aadhaar data" is a front page story in the Hindustan Times, on the uncertainty over whether telcos will all biometric data of subscribers following the Supreme Court's September 26 judgement.
In Amritsar, "25 of 29 Dusshera events did not have clearances" highlights the Indian Express.
"Witness in Kerala nun rape case found dead in Punjab Church" reports the Hindustan Times. The Pioneer states "Nun rape witness' mystery death triggers speculation".
"No fuel, no autos and no cabs in strikes bring Delhi to its knees" writes DNA on the harrowing time Delhi residents had on Monday with petrol pumps shut and strike calls by auto and cab unions.
"BRO sets ball rolling for tunnel under Baralacha; second of four proposed on Manali-Leh stretch for all-weather access to Ladakh" reports the Tribune.
And finally, "Boy sent to orphanage wins Para Asian Gold for India, reports The Times of India of Narayan Thakur, whom adversities failed to deter from achieving the near-impossible -- winning the gold medal in Men's 100 M T35 in the just-concluded Asian Para Games in Jakarta.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Newspaper today lead with different stories.
The Financial Express leads with "Crorepati taxpayers rise by nearly 70% in Financial Year 14-17". The Times of India headlines "Non-salaried taxpayers up, but salaried still bear tax brunt".
"India's crorepati count swells 68% in 4 years" notes DNA Money.
"Can't fight next war like last one, says army chief; General Rawat says biggest restructuring will make the force future-ready" is the lead in the Hindustan Times.
On Sabarimala, DNA writes "Supreme Court may take up review petitions today". Hindustan Times states "Sabarimala closes doors, stares at November challenge" as the temple closed its doors till next month on Monday after a five-day ritual.
"Confusion over telcos deleting Aadhaar data" is a front page story in the Hindustan Times, on the uncertainty over whether telcos will all biometric data of subscribers following the Supreme Court's September 26 judgement.
In Amritsar, "25 of 29 Dusshera events did not have clearances" highlights the Indian Express.
"Witness in Kerala nun rape case found dead in Punjab Church" reports the Hindustan Times. The Pioneer states "Nun rape witness' mystery death triggers speculation".
"No fuel, no autos and no cabs in strikes bring Delhi to its knees" writes DNA on the harrowing time Delhi residents had on Monday with petrol pumps shut and strike calls by auto and cab unions.
"BRO sets ball rolling for tunnel under Baralacha; second of four proposed on Manali-Leh stretch for all-weather access to Ladakh" reports the Tribune.
And finally, "Boy sent to orphanage wins Para Asian Gold for India, reports The Times of India of Narayan Thakur, whom adversities failed to deter from achieving the near-impossible -- winning the gold medal in Men's 100 M T35 in the just-concluded Asian Para Games in Jakarta.
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