NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Pakistan's Hafiz Saeed, chief of the Lashkar-e-Taiyyaba and Jamaat-ud-Dawah, targeting metropolitan cities in India, mainly Delhi with Mumbai-like terror attacks, finds prominence in the Press. "Hafiz Saeed aims venom at India again, Delhi on alert", headlines Hindustan Times.
The Asian Age writes that Indian Intelligence Agencies have gathered credible information that Pakistan's Special Services Group (SSC) has been running a fully operational training camp in Muzaffarabad - capital of POK, for LeT and Jaish-E-Mohammed operatives.
"Sindhu does India proud" writes the Asian Age on its front page, with a photograph of the shuttler celebrating the Women's Singles quarter final win in China. "Bronze assured, Sindhu aims higher", writes the Hindu.
The Times of India reports that the sand mafia, against which suspended IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal had started a campaign, has been responsible for the Yamuna shifting its course about 500 meters to the east, thereby posing a threat to several sectors of Noida in UP.
The Statesman writes - 'For the first time, Pakistan has admitted to the presence of one of India most wanted terrorists Dawood Ibrahim, but said he has been chased out of Pakistan and could be in the UAE.'
And finally, Times of India writes - "DNA test of Mona Lisa & Kin to identify da-Vinci's model". Italian researchers are planning to open up a family tomb in Florence to identify if the remains of Lisa Gioconda - a merchant's wife who lived across the street from the artist - are indeed of the model who posed for the portrait of the world famous 'Mona Lisa'.
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