NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The resignation of Sanjay Joshi from the BJP dominates the front pages of most papers. Linking his resignation to the growing clout of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the party, the Asian Age writes "Modi compels BJP to throw out rival Joshi". The Mail Today suggests that this move "paves way for Modi to lead the party in 2014 Lok Sabha elections".
IIT Kanpur's decision to hold a separate entrance exam from 2013 rather than follow the HRD Minister Kapil Sibal's recent announcement of a single entrance test for all undergraduate engineering courses is highlighted in all the papers. "IIT Kanpur defies Sibal's one-test plan, says will set own Joint Entrance Examination" reports the Pioneer.
Many papers report of a new textbook cartoon row regarding a cartoon in the class 12 political science textbook of the NCERT. Highlighting the anger over the cartoon in Tamil Nadu, the Hindu writes "it relates to anti-hindi agitation; politicians say it depicts the student agitators in a poor light".
Defence Minister A K Anthony's cautious statement ahead of the India - Pakistan defence secretary level talks is widely noticed. The Hindustan Times quotes him as saying "no dramatic decision on Siachen". Similarly the Indian Express reports Mr Anthony as saying "dont get hopes too high on Siachen".
A UNICEF report that says India is among the top five countries which lose a majority of the two million children worldwide who die each year of Diarrhoea and Pneumonia is highlighted in the Hindu.
The Indian Express reports the Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee as saying that the Centre will discuss the Pension bill with the Trinamool Congress after the party said that it wanted further discussions on the bill.NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The resignation of Sanjay Joshi from the BJP dominates the front pages of most papers. Linking his resignation to the growing clout of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the party, the Asian Age writes "Modi compels BJP to throw out rival Joshi". The Mail Today suggests that this move "paves way for Modi to lead the party in 2014 Lok Sabha elections".
IIT Kanpur's decision to hold a separate entrance exam from 2013 rather than follow the HRD Minister Kapil Sibal's recent announcement of a single entrance test for all undergraduate engineering courses is highlighted in all the papers. "IIT Kanpur defies Sibal's one-test plan, says will set own Joint Entrance Examination" reports the Pioneer.
Many papers report of a new textbook cartoon row regarding a cartoon in the class 12 political science textbook of the NCERT. Highlighting the anger over the cartoon in Tamil Nadu, the Hindu writes "it relates to anti-hindi agitation; politicians say it depicts the student agitators in a poor light".
Defence Minister A K Anthony's cautious statement ahead of the India - Pakistan defence secretary level talks is widely noticed. The Hindustan Times quotes him as saying "no dramatic decision on Siachen". Similarly the Indian Express reports Mr Anthony as saying "dont get hopes too high on Siachen".
A UNICEF report that says India is among the top five countries which lose a majority of the two million children worldwide who die each year of Diarrhoea and Pneumonia is highlighted in the Hindu.
The Indian Express reports the Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee as saying that the Centre will discuss the Pension bill with the Trinamool Congress after the party said that it wanted further discussions on the bill.
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