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An FIR registered against VHP leader Pravin Togadia as a political fire-storm raged over his alleged remarks that Muslims should not be allowed to buy properties in Hindu areas have been widely reported by the newspapers. The Statesman covers it under the headline "Controversy over Togadia Remarks".
The Delhi High Court got it first woman chief Justice after Justice Gorla Rohini was administered the oath of office by Lieutenant Governor, Najeeb Jung writes the Hindu.
India's horticulture production, for the first time, has surpassed its agriculture output. According to the Indian Agriculture Research Institute, the country produced 268.85 million tonnes of horticulture commodities in 2012-13 breaching the agriculture output of 255.36 million tonnes reports the Mail Today.
The Pioneer has reported that Syria will hold presidential elections on June 03. This is a vote President Assad is likely to contest as his nation sinks deeper into a bloody curl war, now in its fourth year.
According to the Hindustan Times, Scientists have suggested that Laughing can improve short-term memory in older adults as humour reduces stress, lower blood pressure and boosts mood.
According to the Asian Age scientists have for the first time turned adult human skin cells into stem cells, which can grow into any type of tissue in the body, using cloning techniques.
"Birds may help us fight heart attacks, strokes", writes the Times of India. A new study into how the world's highest flying bird, bar-headed geese, is able to survive at extreme altitudes may have future implication for low-oxygen medical conditions in humans.
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