Cyberabad Police detain four men in Hyderabad vet gangrape-murder case

Cyberabad Police detain four men in Hyderabad vet gangrape-murder case

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The front page of all the dailies mention the swearing in of Uddhav Sarkar in Maharashtra. " A Crown of Challenges" headlines the Mail Today.  While The Asian Age writes "Sonia stays away 'to keep safe distance'. The Times of India states. "More Drama: Congress wants Deputy CM, Not Speaker, Ajit still in Frame."
The Hindu states, "BJP acts against Pragya as furore rocks House.
"Government revives premium app-based private bus scheme, tickets to be online only" reports The Hindustan Times on the Delhi Government.
With liquidity remaining a worry, The Economic Times mentions "Government measures fail to stem slide in NBFC credit."
The Indian Express cites a statistics report, about increased reliance on bottled drinking water," 12% of urban Indian rely on bottled water, 1 in 4 homes has a purifier."
The Ministry of Defence gives "Nod to six more surveillance planes for Navy" reports The Tribune.
And finally, An interesting headline in The Times of India writes "By 2037, most newborns will be 'e-babies' as their parents met online."

Shrinking Saffron: How India's Political Map Has Changed in the Past 18 Months

Shrinking Saffron: How India's Political Map Has Changed in the Past 18 Months

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Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray is all set to become the first  Thackeray family to become Maharashtra Chief Minister is the story that dominates headlines this morning. "Uddhav's Aghadi wins Maha cliffhanger" leads The Pioneer.  The paper informs that swearning in will take place on November 28.

The Indian Express quotes Defence Minister Rajnath Singh as saying "India no more a soft target, FATF listing will be final nail in coffin for Pak".

On farm fires in Punjab, The Tribune writes "Not just Punjab officials, farmers in firing line too".

The Economic Times reports that Head of Data Protection Panel, Justice B.N. Srikrishna has called for speedy enactment of the proposed personal data protection bill. The daily quotes Justice Srikrishna as saying "Need Special Law to Regulate States Tech Surveillance".

And finally, Global emissions of green house gases hit a new high in 2018.  Well, The Times of India states that according to a UN report emissions are at a new high, 3.2 degree rise imminent.

Maharashtra: What next for BJP after losing face and a big state

Maharashtra: What next for BJP after losing face and a big state

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Maharashtra's political conundrum continues to dominate lead headlines in newspapers today.
"Sena, NCP, Congress parade 162 MLAs in show of strength" headlines the Asian Age. "This is not Goa, says Pawar as Aghadi parades '162 MLAs' " writes the Times of India.
"Supreme Court to rule on Maharashtra floor test today" leads the Hindu.
The Pioneer writes "Nine irrigation scam cases shut, state Anti Corruption Bureau says none linked to Ajit."
The Indian Express features "Mamata's counter to NRC : All refugee colonies in Bengal to get land rights".
"Supreme Court pulls up Centre, states over increasing pollution" reports the Statesman. "Why not kill everyone" : Fuming SC slams government" headlines the Hindustan Times. "Why not fine Punjab, Haryana for farm fires says SC" writes the Tribune.
The Mail Today notes "Hong Kong humbles Beijing" as pro-democracy candidates win 90% of seats in city polls.

Telangana State Road Transport employees call off nearly two-month-old strike

Telangana State Road Transport employees call off nearly two-month-old strike

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES

The Supreme Court asking the Centre for relevant documents pertaining to the swearing in of Devendra Fadnavis as Maharashtra Chief Minister - before allowing a floor test, comprise the top headlines in most Papers. The Asian Age writes "Supreme Court seeks governor's, and Fadvanis letters".

Even as The Hindu says that, Prime Minister Modi commends the patience and maturity shown by people after the Supreme Court verdict on Ayodhya, The Indian Express highlights that the National Commission for Minorities Chairman, Mr. Hasan Rizvi has said that Muslims should refrain from filing a review plea against the earlier Supreme Court ruling.

''On top of the world" headlines The Hindu, and India continuing its winning ways with a 2-0 series win against Bangladesh. It's the first team in the history of Test cricket to record four consecutive inning wins, successfully wrapping up a day-night Pink Test".

The Times of India informs us that ''Climate change could have ended  ancient Gujarat settlements''. Latest excavations at Karim Shahi and Vigakot sites in Kutch, dating back to 2100 BCE reveal that climate change, decline in rainfall, drying up of rivers and changing weather patterns - probably led to migration of entire settlements.

NCP Says 50 of Its 54 MLAs Back in Sharad Pawar's Camp after Nephew Ajit Takes over as Deputy CM

NCP Says 50 of Its 54 MLAs Back in Sharad Pawar's Camp after Nephew Ajit Takes over as Deputy CM

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"GDP slump will hit 5 trillion dollar target, warns NITI Aayog" is the front page story in The Hindu, which mentions that the government is expected to release the second quarter data later this month.

The filing of review petition in the Supreme Court by Voda India, Airtel and Tata Tele is the top story in The Economic Times, Business Standard and Financial Express.

Environment Minister, Prakash Javadekar is quoted in The Hindu as saying that India will curb the Capital's air pollution faster than Beijing. Mr. Javadekar call for mass movement to curb pollution.

A high powered committee set up by the HRD ministry to recommend ways to restore normal functioning in JNU is set to suggest rollback of JNU Hostel fee hike, reports The Indian Express.

And finally, "It's a pink ball game at Eden Gardens" - this is the headline of a front page story in The Pioneer, which appears with a photograph of Cheteshwar Pujara batting during the first day of the second test match between India and Bangladesh in Kolkata, on Friday.

Uddhav Thackeray to lead Maharashtra government: Sharad Pawar

Uddhav Thackeray to lead Maharashtra government: Sharad Pawar

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A power sharing deal for the ‘Maha Vikas Aghadi’’ government in the state of Maharashtra is mentioned in the newspapers today. The Pioneer says “Sena, NCP, Congress to seal deal today’’.

“Address ‘every question’ on curbs, Supreme Court tells J&K government” writes the Hindu. The Solicitor General assures, the situation in Jammu and Kashmir is being ‘beautifully handled’.

“Labour reforms get a push, but many concerns remain” says a Financial Express headline.

The Indian Express reports, “Rich love electoral bonds: More than 91 per cent donations over one crore rupees each”.

“Wealth managers, merchant bankers may come under Insolvency and Bankruptcy code” reports the Times of India.

“Anita Indira Anand 1st Hindu woman in Canadian Cabinet” writes The Tribune.

And finally, Oxford dictionaries have chosen ‘climate emergency‘as its word of the year, reflecting ‘heightened public awareness’ of one of the most pressing global issues of this century reports the Hindustan Times.

NRC sparks rush for birth papers

NRC sparks rush for birth papers

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Home Minister Amit Shah announcing a pan-India NRC, and a 2-year relief to Telcos on spectrum payments, receive prominent attention in the newspapers this morning.
"Assam rejects NRC, Shah says will do it afresh across nation" is the lead in the Indian Express.
"Government hands 42000 crore rupee lifeline to struggling telecom firms" headlines the Times of India.
"In big bang move, Cabinet clears strategic sale in 5 PSUs" writes the Hindu Business Line.
On Government formation in Maharashtra, the Asian Age states "Sena, NCP, Congress government in Maharashtra by December". "NCP for 50:50 on Maharashtra CM post" observes the Pioneer.
"Pollution worsens in Capital as wind speed slows down" highlights the Hindustan Times.
And finally, "Raisina Hill Goes Blue for Child Rights", the Times of India captions a photograph of North & South Block and Rashtrapati Bhavan, lit blue on Wednesday evening in solidarity with disadvantaged and vulnerable children, as part of the 'Go Blue' campaign.

Unions offer to end TSRTC strike

Unions offer to end RTC strike

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The Times of India headlines "MPs take pro-farmer stand during pollution debate in Lok Sabha" adding "Ask government to give incentives to end stubble burning."
"RSS urges Centre to focus on rural economy in next budget" informs Hindustan Times.
"3 North-East inner line states may be out of Citizen Amendment Bill Purview" speculates The Asian Age.
"India to host 1st counter-terror exercise for Quad countries including India, the US, Japan and Australia" states The Tribune.
"Hyderabad techie, M.P. Farmer held in Pakistan for illegal entry" writes The Hindu adding "Software Engineer aimed to go to Turkey to meet girlfriend".
"AIIMS trauma centre to get rooftop helipad after decade-long wait" says Hindustan Times.
"Jio joins peers to raise tariffs" informs the Financial Express.
"Rising sea threatens watery grave for Indian coastal cities". Well, The Pioneer  expresses concern that "from 2003 to 2013, the sea level along the Indian coast rose at a rate of 6.1 mm per year".

Delhi Police Register Two FIRs Against JNU Students After Protests Bring Parts of Capital to a Halt

Delhi Police Register Two FIRs Against JNU Students After Protests Bring Parts of Capital to a Halt

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The Prime Minister's address commemorating the 250th session of Rajya Sabha gets front page attention across newspapers.

"Rajya Sabha soul of federalism, says PM" headlines the Hindustan Times. "PM Modi praises NCP and BJD in Rajya Sabha" reports the Statesman.

The Pioneer informs "Rajya Sabha marshals' uniform given total makeover" from the traditional Indian attire comprising a turban to a military style outfit with a cap.

Uproar in Lok Sabha over the detention of National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah gets major traction in the press. "Opposition insists on Farooq's release" writes The Tribune.

Several newspapers have front-paged the photographs of the JNU students' protest against the fee hike in New Delhi. "JNU students injured in face-off with police during 'march' headlines the Hindu.

The Indian Express says "From next year, massage centres  on Kedarnath route to rejuvenate pilgrims" who get tired during the 16-km trek up from Gauri Kund.

4 Soldiers, 2 Porters Dead After Avalanche Hits Army Patrol In Siachen

4 Soldiers, 2 Porters Dead After Avalanche Hits Army Patrol In Siachen

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The Muslim Law Board wanting a review of the Ayodhya verdict is mentioned in most headlines.  The Indian Express writes "Mosque Side set to file review plea against SC order, rejects 5-acre plot".

The Times of India headline reads - "Jolted by bloody Easter, Lanka chooses strongman Gotabaya", who as Defence Secretary led the final assault on the LTTE.

On Kashmir The Tribune reports that authorities are seeking an undertaking from institutional internet subscribers that they will have to provide complete access to all content, so that internet is restricted to business purposes only. "Rail services resume in Kashmir" writes The Statesman.

The Hindustan Times says that at an event in New Delhi yesterday, Bill Gates said, "If there was one wish I had for India, it would be to get rid of malnutrition".  The Tribune reports of a book published by UNICEF to provide nutritious and cheap food, costing less than rupees 20, with items such as paneer rolls and uttapams for children.

And finally The Times of India informs us that the ravines of the Chambal, once a hideout for dreaded dacoits, is soon to be landscaped and turned into a hub of eco-tourism and improved farm practices by the Madhya Pradesh Government.

Centre may bring in Citizenship (Amendment) Bill

Centre may bring in Citizenship (Amendment) Bill

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Female devotees in the 10-50 age group being denied entry into Kerala's Sabarimala temple gets top coverage in newspapers today.

"10 women sent back from Sabarimala" headlines the Statesman. "Experts say police action a violation of SC order" writes the Hindustan Times.

The Sunday Express reports athe National Ganga Bill to be introduced in the upcoming winter session of Parliament. "Ganga pollution: Government plans five year jail, 50 crore rupee fine" headlines the daily.

"Opposition to press government over jobs, economy in winter session" reports the Hindustan Times.

"Loan fairs infused 1.8 lakh crore in economy" informs the Hindustan Times. The paper says Loan Melas were held in 400 districts during the festive season to boost consumption and accelerate economic growth.

"Air India, Bharat Petroleum Corporation to be sold by March says Finance Minister" headlines The Sunday Times.

Anil Ambani, along with four other directors, resigning from Reliance communication amid insolvency proceedings gets wide coverage in the dailies.

"Only Mumbai tap water safe to drink" writes the the Financial Express. Quoting a BIS report, the Sunday Pioneer writes "Delhiites in deep water" as the capital flunks in all 19 potable tests; whereas safest Mumbai doesn't need ROs".

Sabarimala temple opens for devotees; 10 women sent back from Pamba after Kerala govt refuses to provide police protection

Sabarimala temple opens for devotees; 10 women sent back from Pamba after Kerala govt refuses to provide police protection

TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-

All the papers take note of the possibility of a Shiv Sena-NCP-Congress alliance forming the government in Maharashtra. The Tribune writes "In Maharashtra pact, Sena CM likely for 5 years; Deputy CM each from NCP, Congress".
In the backdrop of a parliamentary panel meeting called to discuss pollution, the Times of India lead says "Meet on pollution put off as 25 of 29 MPs fail to turn up".
In light of the Supreme Court order on the entry of women in the Sabarimala shrine, the Hindustan Times quotes a Kerala minister as saying "Not our job to take women to Sabarimala".
The Tribune reports Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as saying "Law to raise insurance on bank deposits, regulate cooperative banks".
The Business Standard states "Government scraps consumer expenditure survey over 'data quality".
the Hindu carries a picture of a dog on a platform of the Chennai Park Railway station under the caption "At this railway station, dog looks out for passengers".

Sharad Pawar, Sonia Gandhi To Meet, Discuss Maharashtra On Sunday: Report

Sharad Pawar, Sonia Gandhi To Meet, Discuss Maharashtra On Sunday: Report

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The Supreme Court yesterday 'dismissing' petitions for a CBI inquiry into the Rafale deal, gets front page coverage. The Statesman writes "In a clean chit to the Narendra Modi government on the purchase of 36 Rafale jets, the Supreme Court rejected the petition and warned Rahul Gandhi to be 'more careful in future'.

In another Apex Court judgment, Hindustan Times reports "Supreme Court throws Sabarimala test open to more faiths," saying gender - based restrictions on the entry of women were not limited to Sabarimala but were also prevalent in places of worship belonging to other faiths.

The Times of India writes, "Lieutenant Governor Girish Chandra Murmu says poll process in Jammu and Kashmir to begin soon, asks cops to be ready for key role."

"Sri Lanka votes tomorrow for new President, all eyes on Gotabaya Rajapaksa" headlines The Indian Express. Gotabaya Rajapaksa is the younger brother of former president, Mahinda Rajapaksa.

The Asian Age informs as that Brazil's President Bolsonaro is to be chief guest at India's Republic Day celebration in January.

And finally The Pioneer reports that " India may again attempt soft landing on Moon next November", according to ISRO sources.

First Televised Impeachment Hearing for Donald Trump Kicks off; President Gives 'Witch Hunt' A Miss

First Televised Impeachment Hearing for Donald Trump Kicks off; President Gives 'Witch Hunt' A Miss

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"Maharashtra placed under President's Rule", says The Hindu headline.

"Delhi breathes "severe" air again, today may be worse", says The Times of India headlines PM 2.5 & PM 10 levels close to emergency.  The Tribune reports of 20 per cent drop in the number of migratory birds in Jhajhar, Haryana due to pollution & urbanisation.

The Andra Pradesh government has terminated a commercial area development project in Amravati is a Business Standard story.

Navi Mumbai bags first prize followed by Talala in Gujarat. Karnal city in Haryana has come 3rd in garbage free city ranking is a story in The Tribune.

Yet once again it has proved how mangroves can protect a city from fierce storms; Sunderbans, world's largest mangrove protected Kolkale from Bulbul fury, reports The Hindustan Times.

There are going to be Alphonso mangoes in Mumbai soon, but grown in malaawi, Africa says The Hindu report.

Ayodhya verdict explained in one minute - BBC News

Ayodhya verdict explained in one minute - BBC News

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The uncertainty over government formation in Maharashtra gets top attention in newspapers today. ''Maha musical chairs: Congress dithers, governor times out Sena, calls NCP'' headlines the Times of India.

Centre starting the process to set up trust for Ram Temple construction in Ayodhya gets wide coverage. ''MHA begins temple trust formation job'' headlines the Hindu.

''Government plans one authority for cyber security'' amid renewed threats of cyber terrorism headlines the Hindustan Times.

''Plan to create 2 crore jobs in Delhi-NCR in 20 years'' is a front page story in the Pioneer.

The Indian Express writes ''JNU students protest against fee hike, HRD says will find a way out''.

Under the caption, improved demand, the Financial Express reports ''Retail auto sales grow 8 per cent in October''.

Finally, if you are in the business of food, your kitchen is no longer confidential! The Hindustan Times reports "food inspectors may get body cameras" to maintain transparency. 

2 Trains Collide At Railway Station In Hyderabad, 12 Injured

2 Trains Collide At Railway Station In Hyderabad, 12 Injured

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The Maharashtra impasse hogs the limelight in all the dailies today.  "BJP says, it can't form Maharashtra government, Governor asks Sena if it can" writes The Times of India.  The Pioneer adds "NCP asks Sena to exit NDA, Kharge says Congress will sit in opposition".

A day after the Ayodhya verdict The Asian Age reports, "Town calm, talk of vikas, new airport".

On the road ahead in Ayodhya, the Economic Times writes, "Temple construction may begin on Ram Navami".

"Centre considers raising insurance for deposits, more RBI scrutiny for banks" states The Hindustan Times.

An Indian Express headline says, "No claimants for dormant Swiss accounts of Indians;  some may get liquidated soon."

And finally, the Delhi edition of Asian Age reports, "Sikh body will open a 500-bed state-of-the-art-hospital soon" in Sarai Kale Khan to mark the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev.

Shiv Sena Welcomes Maharashtra Move, Gets Nudge From Sharad Pawar's Party

Shiv Sena Welcomes Maharashtra Move, Gets Nudge From Sharad Pawar's Party

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-


The Supreme Court verdict on the Ayodhya issue dominates the headlines of all newspapers. The Mail Today calls it ''Supreme Balance''. The Indian Express informs '' Temple gets site, mosque a plot'', while The Hindustan Times headlines ''Temple set in stone''. The Times of India adds ''PM invokes the anniversary of Berlin wall fall and Kartarpur, says time to move on''.

The opening of the Kartarpur corridor has also been widely reported. ''Corridor of faith opens'' remarks The Mail Today. The Hindu reports ''First batch of 562 pilgrims all praise for Kartarpur facilities''. The Times of India adds ''Modi thanks Imran on Kartarpur, Pakistan rakes up Kashmir, Ayodhya''.

The Hindustan Times report that according to a study published by The Lancet Global Health Journal on Friday ''One in four Indian men suffer from anemia''.

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Ayodhya verdict: Ram Lalla comes home, a new Masjid to rise

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Ayodhya verdict today: Judgment at 10.30 am; PM Modi calls for peace

Ayodhya verdict today: Judgment at 10.30 am; PM Modi calls for peace

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:

The Center asking all States to remain , ahead of the Supreme Court verdict on the Ram Janmabhomi - Babri Masjid title dispute, is highlighted by today’s Press. “4,000 security forces sent to Ayodhya,”  headlines The Hindu. The  Hindustan Times writes “Land, faith, politics, big Supreme Court ruling up next week.

With the opening of the Kartarpur Corridor and confusion over  documentation required, The Hindu reports that Indian passports and Overseas Citizen of India cards will be necessary for pilgrims visiting the Kartarpur Sahib shrine.

With the Maharashtra government formation crisis still unresolved, The Asian Age writes “Sena won’t budge, shifts 56 MLAs to Mumbai Hotel”. The paper adds “BJP meets Governor, doesn’t stake claim.”

The Tribune covers the Prime Minister’s  statement during inauguration of the Rising Himachal Global Investors Meet at Dharamshala. He said “States vital for 5 trillion dollar economy”: with each and every State and district in the country playing a vital role.

And finally, The Times of India says that a recent Supreme Court order revealed that the Jaganath Temple in Puri is a major land owner, owning a mind boggling 60,418 acres of land, within and outside Odisha - including several quarries and mines. 

K Chandrashekar Rao set to decide TSRTC future today

K Chandrashekar Rao set to decide RTC future today

NEWSPAPER HEADLINES,

India deciding not to join the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) pact is the story that dominates headlines this morning. "India refuses to sign up for RCEP, says its core concerns remain unresolved" leads the Business Line. "PM took the final call, India to now explore FTA talks with US, UK and EU" says the Financial Express.

On the thick smog in Delhi, Hindustan Times writes "Strong breeze, sunshine after six days come to Delhi's rescue". The Statesman quoting the Supreme Court on Delhi-NCR pollution says "People can't be left to die".  While The Pioneer quoting the Supreme Court to Chief Secretaries says "Face action if any stubble burns".

"Maharashtra power tussle now in Delhi Darbar" says Mail Today.

And finally, "Army code of conduct for veterans too!" Well, The Pioneer writes that serving officers may have to give undertaking for their behaviour post-retirement.

Tahsildar burnt alive in office in Telangana

Tahsildar burnt alive in office in Telangana

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Inviting Global business to invest in India, Financial Express quotes the Prime minister in the Bangkok summit "Red tapism, corruption history". The Hindustan Times adds, "RCEP may be pushed back to 2020 on concerns by India".
An Indian Express headline says, "Fadnavis heads to Delhi, Shiv Sena says tying with NCP,  Cong 'in state interest" as the war of nerves between BJP and Shiv Sena continues in Maharashtra.
To revise and relauch its insurance products, "LIC plans to scrap many schemes from December 1st" reports The Asian Age.
To improve public transport, "Niti Aayog draws plan for states to spend 11 thousand crore rupees for buying buses" writes The Economics Times.
On the occasion of World Cities Day 2019, UNESCO  adds Mumbai and Hyderabad, in its network of creative cities, reports The Statesman.
And finally, The country's first of its kind four-deck transport structure has been planned, reports The Times of India, "Nagpur to get India's 1st 4 deck transport bridge"

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's Phone Hacked Through WhatsApp Spyware: Congress

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's Phone Hacked Through WhatsApp Spyware: Congress

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-


Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Thailand visit for the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership or RCEP meeting is widely noticed. The Asian Age quotes Mr Modi as saying "Will ensure our interests served at RCEP meet".

On the issue of breach of privacy on messaging platform Whatsapp, the Indian Express states "Besides May , Whatsapp sent another in September on 121 Indians breached : Government says letter still too vague".

The political stalemate in Maharashtra gets wide coverage. The Pioneer reports "NCP chief to meet Sonia tomorrow". The Times of India notes "Amid opposition buzz, BJP hardens stand".

As the national capital gasps for air, the Tribune states "30% Delhi pollution by Punjab, Haryana fires". The Times of India quotes data from the National Health Profile,2019 to report "Cancer cases rise by over 300% in 1 year".