NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The National Capital getting its first taste of pre-monsoon rains, after days of scorching heat, is splashed over the front pages. "Here comes the Rain, showers push down temp 10 degrees ", writes The Times of India - The Tribune writes "Finally monsoon hits region" bringing relief to Chandigarh, parts of Punjab, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir and east Rajasthan.
The Supreme Court questioning a 'disproportionate assets' case against former UP Chief Minister Mayawati is given prominence in the Press. "Supreme Court junks CBI Mayawati Probe"- headlines The Indian Express.
"P. Chidambaram to take Hot Seat of Telecom EGoM" - headlines The Economics Times. Hindustan Times reports that he will head the new EGoM which will decide on the controversial issue of auction of telecom spectrum. He will be the third chairman of the body in 11 days - after Pranab Mukharjee resigned to contest presidential election and Sharad Pawar stepped down.
The Tribune reports - "Bowing to unrelenting pressure from the ruling AIADMK, the Centre has decided to move Sri Lankan Air Force trainees form the Tambaram Air Force station near Chennai, and the nine trainees have been shifted to the Yalahanka base in Bangalore.
"Salman Khurshid suggests Guidelines for judges remarks in court", is seen on the front page of The Asian Age.
The Mail Today reports that intelligence Bureau has unearthed a major scam involving big players such as Ketan Parikh, ostensibly banned from trading till 2017 by SEBI.
And finally The Indian Express informs us that University of California scientists have called for categorising 'exercise' as the fifth vital sign of the condition of the human body, after temperature, blood pressure, pulse and respiration rate.
The National Capital getting its first taste of pre-monsoon rains, after days of scorching heat, is splashed over the front pages. "Here comes the Rain, showers push down temp 10 degrees ", writes The Times of India - The Tribune writes "Finally monsoon hits region" bringing relief to Chandigarh, parts of Punjab, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir and east Rajasthan.
The Supreme Court questioning a 'disproportionate assets' case against former UP Chief Minister Mayawati is given prominence in the Press. "Supreme Court junks CBI Mayawati Probe"- headlines The Indian Express.
"P. Chidambaram to take Hot Seat of Telecom EGoM" - headlines The Economics Times. Hindustan Times reports that he will head the new EGoM which will decide on the controversial issue of auction of telecom spectrum. He will be the third chairman of the body in 11 days - after Pranab Mukharjee resigned to contest presidential election and Sharad Pawar stepped down.
The Tribune reports - "Bowing to unrelenting pressure from the ruling AIADMK, the Centre has decided to move Sri Lankan Air Force trainees form the Tambaram Air Force station near Chennai, and the nine trainees have been shifted to the Yalahanka base in Bangalore.
"Salman Khurshid suggests Guidelines for judges remarks in court", is seen on the front page of The Asian Age.
The Mail Today reports that intelligence Bureau has unearthed a major scam involving big players such as Ketan Parikh, ostensibly banned from trading till 2017 by SEBI.
And finally The Indian Express informs us that University of California scientists have called for categorising 'exercise' as the fifth vital sign of the condition of the human body, after temperature, blood pressure, pulse and respiration rate.
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