NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
"No relief for convicted Neta's, SC refuses to review order", writes the Hindustan Times in a front page story. According to the paper the Supreme Court has refused to revisit its order, that disqualifies a law maker from being a member of the house, if he is sentenced to two or more years in jail for a serious criminal offence. The Tribune adds however, that the court agreed to reconsider the ban on jailed Neta's contesting elections.
Most papers headline the entry of the New Governor of the Reserve Bank Raghuram Rajan, saying that he begins his term with a bold reformist vision; promising to preserve the value of the rupee. The man who predicted the world's future sets out to correct India's present says the Economic Times about the new Reserve Bank Governor.
Airline fares shoot up ahead of the festive season due to a hike in the prices of jet fuel writes the Financial Express. Air fares shoot up 25 per cent driven by the rapidly weakening rupee and the rise in operating costs adds the Economic Times. High air fares come as a Diwali dampner. Another 20 per cent rise likely by September end adds the Times of India.
Gas guzzling Government talks austerity, burns crores writes the Times of India in a front page story. According to the paper the fuel bills of Ministers and babu's tots up to about 3 thousand crore rupees in Delhi alone.
The Hindu writes about the United Nations inter governmental panel report that now says, that the earth is warming up, but not as rapidly as predicted. The level of urgency and seriousness of the issues, are therefore being revisited by Scientists and policy makers.
And finally, Sleep boosts brain cell numbers writes the Asian Age. According to the paper, sleep replenishes a certain type of brain cell that improves the organs response to injuries. The Study was conducted by Scientists in Washington.
"No relief for convicted Neta's, SC refuses to review order", writes the Hindustan Times in a front page story. According to the paper the Supreme Court has refused to revisit its order, that disqualifies a law maker from being a member of the house, if he is sentenced to two or more years in jail for a serious criminal offence. The Tribune adds however, that the court agreed to reconsider the ban on jailed Neta's contesting elections.
Most papers headline the entry of the New Governor of the Reserve Bank Raghuram Rajan, saying that he begins his term with a bold reformist vision; promising to preserve the value of the rupee. The man who predicted the world's future sets out to correct India's present says the Economic Times about the new Reserve Bank Governor.
Airline fares shoot up ahead of the festive season due to a hike in the prices of jet fuel writes the Financial Express. Air fares shoot up 25 per cent driven by the rapidly weakening rupee and the rise in operating costs adds the Economic Times. High air fares come as a Diwali dampner. Another 20 per cent rise likely by September end adds the Times of India.
Gas guzzling Government talks austerity, burns crores writes the Times of India in a front page story. According to the paper the fuel bills of Ministers and babu's tots up to about 3 thousand crore rupees in Delhi alone.
The Hindu writes about the United Nations inter governmental panel report that now says, that the earth is warming up, but not as rapidly as predicted. The level of urgency and seriousness of the issues, are therefore being revisited by Scientists and policy makers.
And finally, Sleep boosts brain cell numbers writes the Asian Age. According to the paper, sleep replenishes a certain type of brain cell that improves the organs response to injuries. The Study was conducted by Scientists in Washington.
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