Multiple Protests in Delhi, Shillong Curfew Lifted: No Major Violence as Agitation Against CAA Continues
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-
Most newspapers have covered the anti CAA protests prominently on their front pages.
"Anti-CAA stir: Death toll mounts to 15 in UP violence", writes the Statesman.
"No let-up, violent protests in UP, Bihar", says The Tribune.
"Two days after Yogi's warning, UP seals assets of 'rioters'" reports The Times of India.
"BJP's outreach: 3 crore families in 10 days" is how The Tribune describes the BJP's proposed mass contact programme to 'set confusion right' on CAA. "BJP plans outreach to expose 'opp lies'" says The Pioneer. The Asian Age headlines, "BJP to counter 'lies' about NRC and CAA"
"Army studies extension of service by 10-18 years" reports Hindustan Times. According to the paper, the Indian Army is considering a proposal that seeks to employ its specialised manpower for longer periods.
"No GST rate hike till revenue stabilises", is the lead headline in Business Standard. The paper quotes Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Modi as saying that the GST council will consider changes only once a year.
Finally Mail Today says "AI to clear city traffic jams in 2020".
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-
Most newspapers have covered the anti CAA protests prominently on their front pages.
"Anti-CAA stir: Death toll mounts to 15 in UP violence", writes the Statesman.
"No let-up, violent protests in UP, Bihar", says The Tribune.
"Two days after Yogi's warning, UP seals assets of 'rioters'" reports The Times of India.
"BJP's outreach: 3 crore families in 10 days" is how The Tribune describes the BJP's proposed mass contact programme to 'set confusion right' on CAA. "BJP plans outreach to expose 'opp lies'" says The Pioneer. The Asian Age headlines, "BJP to counter 'lies' about NRC and CAA"
"Army studies extension of service by 10-18 years" reports Hindustan Times. According to the paper, the Indian Army is considering a proposal that seeks to employ its specialised manpower for longer periods.
"No GST rate hike till revenue stabilises", is the lead headline in Business Standard. The paper quotes Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Modi as saying that the GST council will consider changes only once a year.
Finally Mail Today says "AI to clear city traffic jams in 2020".
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