Policemen search Telugu Desam MP CM Ramesh house in Kadapa
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The Maoist attack on BSF Jawans in Chhattisgarh, Rahul Gandhi filing nomination from Wayanad and Prime Minister Modi receiving UAE's top civilian honour, are some of the stories noted by the press today.
The Tribune headlines, "Naxals kill 4 BSF Jawans in Chhattisgarh", while The Hindustan Times notes, "4 BSF Jawans killed in Maoist ambush in Chhattisgarh forest".
"Rahul begins his Wayanad mission," writes The Asian Age while other newspapers too cover this accompanied by pictures of Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi waving at Congress supporters.
Almost all dailies have quoted BJP veteran, LK Advani's comments on opponents of the party. The Pioneer says, "BJP never dubbed political rivals anti-national" while The Hindu writes, "BJP's opponents not anti-nationals, says Advani," adding to his quote "Essence of India is respect for diversity, he says and urges colleagues to 'Look back and Look within'.
The Reserve Bank of India trimming key repo rates by 2.5 basis points in a bid to bring down the cost of money and boost the faltering economy, is also given traction by the press. Financial Express writes, "Repo cut but money to stay costly". While The Tribune headlines, "Another RBI rate cut, EMIs may go down".
"Top UAE honour conferred on Modi, "reports The Asian Age while Hindustan Times says, "Prime Minister to get UAE's top civilian award for big boost to ties."
Global warming and conflicts with humans will wipe out 41.8 per cent of elephant habitat in India by the century end, pushing elephants into higher elevations along the Himalayas. An exclusive report by The Pioneer writes, "Climate to give jumbos Himalayan task."
And finally, India's first earth museum, housing the country's unique geological history that chronicles rocks, pre-human skulls and dinosaur fossils, will be set up in the national capital region. The Times of India writes, "NCR to host country's first geological history museum."
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The Maoist attack on BSF Jawans in Chhattisgarh, Rahul Gandhi filing nomination from Wayanad and Prime Minister Modi receiving UAE's top civilian honour, are some of the stories noted by the press today.
The Tribune headlines, "Naxals kill 4 BSF Jawans in Chhattisgarh", while The Hindustan Times notes, "4 BSF Jawans killed in Maoist ambush in Chhattisgarh forest".
"Rahul begins his Wayanad mission," writes The Asian Age while other newspapers too cover this accompanied by pictures of Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi waving at Congress supporters.
Almost all dailies have quoted BJP veteran, LK Advani's comments on opponents of the party. The Pioneer says, "BJP never dubbed political rivals anti-national" while The Hindu writes, "BJP's opponents not anti-nationals, says Advani," adding to his quote "Essence of India is respect for diversity, he says and urges colleagues to 'Look back and Look within'.
The Reserve Bank of India trimming key repo rates by 2.5 basis points in a bid to bring down the cost of money and boost the faltering economy, is also given traction by the press. Financial Express writes, "Repo cut but money to stay costly". While The Tribune headlines, "Another RBI rate cut, EMIs may go down".
"Top UAE honour conferred on Modi, "reports The Asian Age while Hindustan Times says, "Prime Minister to get UAE's top civilian award for big boost to ties."
Global warming and conflicts with humans will wipe out 41.8 per cent of elephant habitat in India by the century end, pushing elephants into higher elevations along the Himalayas. An exclusive report by The Pioneer writes, "Climate to give jumbos Himalayan task."
And finally, India's first earth museum, housing the country's unique geological history that chronicles rocks, pre-human skulls and dinosaur fossils, will be set up in the national capital region. The Times of India writes, "NCR to host country's first geological history museum."
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