Free Travel For Women In Delhi Buses, Metro For "Safety": Arvind Kejriwal
AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
Newspapers present a mixed bag this morning.
''Government probes Income Tax and GST mismatch in crackdown against evaders; Thousands of 'Fraudulent' Firms identified'' is the lead in the Times of India.
''No fiscal space for Budget giveaways, officials tell Finance Minister'' headlines the Business Standard.
''Centre looking at ways to support sectors hurt by US' withdrawal of duty-free exports scheme'' reports the Hindu Business Line.
''Government set to hike cheap grain, sugar quota'' to offload massive stocks piled up in granaries due to a liberal supporet price regime, notes the Times of India.
''Centre to help Assam set up 1,000 foreigners tribunals'' before the July 31st deadline for the final NRC list, writes the Statesman.
''Jaishankar starts Sushma - style Twitter helpline'' to respond to distressed Indians abroad, states the Asian Age.
'' 4 rescued, 8 missing on avalanche - hit peak of Uttarakhand's Nanda Devi'' notes the Pioneer, while the Hindustan Times states ''Hunt on for 8 climbers" who went missing.
''Dams filled, may offset weak monsoon reports the Tribune.
And finally, the Hindustan Times says, in a box item, ''Udantashtari, Chetak: Contest to name bullet train sees 18,000 entries'' from social media users.
AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
Newspapers present a mixed bag this morning.
''Government probes Income Tax and GST mismatch in crackdown against evaders; Thousands of 'Fraudulent' Firms identified'' is the lead in the Times of India.
''No fiscal space for Budget giveaways, officials tell Finance Minister'' headlines the Business Standard.
''Centre looking at ways to support sectors hurt by US' withdrawal of duty-free exports scheme'' reports the Hindu Business Line.
''Government set to hike cheap grain, sugar quota'' to offload massive stocks piled up in granaries due to a liberal supporet price regime, notes the Times of India.
''Centre to help Assam set up 1,000 foreigners tribunals'' before the July 31st deadline for the final NRC list, writes the Statesman.
''Jaishankar starts Sushma - style Twitter helpline'' to respond to distressed Indians abroad, states the Asian Age.
'' 4 rescued, 8 missing on avalanche - hit peak of Uttarakhand's Nanda Devi'' notes the Pioneer, while the Hindustan Times states ''Hunt on for 8 climbers" who went missing.
''Dams filled, may offset weak monsoon reports the Tribune.
And finally, the Hindustan Times says, in a box item, ''Udantashtari, Chetak: Contest to name bullet train sees 18,000 entries'' from social media users.
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