NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Stories relating the upcoming 2014 Lok Sabha Polls including seat allocation to aspiring candidates have been allocated front page space in most dailies. ''Bansal Sahai win congress tickets despite speculation", writes the Pioneer. "Differences, ego clashes delaying BJP list for UP", opines the Asian Age. While the Times of India writes, "30,000 crore rupees stimulus to economy expected from poll spending".
In an exclusive titled "Missing file may help babus get away in coal scam case", the Hindustan Times writes that Bureaucrats responsible for the Hyderabad based NPPL being allocated two coal blocks in Odisha in 2008 despite misrepresentations in the firm's application could get away as a crucial coal ministry report that could determine their complicity is missing.
The Delhi High Court upholding the death penalty awarded to 4 men convicted of the brutal gang rape & murder of Nirbhaya on December 16th 2012 has been reported by all papers.
"Spectre of debt stalks Madhya Pradesh again", says the Mail Today. The paper writes that failure of crops & debt are wreaking havoc in the lives of farmers of Madhya Pradesh & nearly 2 dozen farmers have committed suicide this month.
The Statesman writes that in a surprise move, CBI Director Ranjit Sinha has advocated the dropping of charges against Lalu Prasad Yadav in the 3 pending cases which are offshoots of the infamous fodder scam, in which the RJD leader has been convicted in one of the cases.
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