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The big headline in Hindustan Times this morning is of the once fire-brand young Turks of the Socialist movement getting all set to re-unite. Parties of leaders like Nitish Kumar, Lalu Prasad, HD Deva Gowda and Om Prakash Chautala are to meet today, and, if all goes well, a new party called the Samajwadi Janata Dal could emerge.
Business Line of the Hindu reports that a Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha yesterday, to repeal 90 Amendment Acts to get rid of statute books of obsolete laws.
The Tribune writes that amid the ongoing stand-off between the administration and the Divya Jyoti Jagriti Sansthan, the district authorities have started preparations for performing the last rites of sect chief Ashutosh.
In a move to boost the Make in India Initiative, the NDA government is working on plans to get Russian and French nuclear component suppliers to enter into sourcing arrangements with Indian firms, instead of importing reactor parts, writes Hindustan Times.
The Shiv Sena announced yesterday that it has decided to join the BJP Devendra Fadnavis government in Maharashtra, according to the Hindustan Times.
Times of India reports that young, single, muslim males travelling without families, have been barred from visiting strife torn Iraq, as Iraqi-govt-authorised travel agencies have asked tour operators in India not to accept passports from such persons.
The big headline in Hindustan Times this morning is of the once fire-brand young Turks of the Socialist movement getting all set to re-unite. Parties of leaders like Nitish Kumar, Lalu Prasad, HD Deva Gowda and Om Prakash Chautala are to meet today, and, if all goes well, a new party called the Samajwadi Janata Dal could emerge.
Business Line of the Hindu reports that a Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha yesterday, to repeal 90 Amendment Acts to get rid of statute books of obsolete laws.
The Tribune writes that amid the ongoing stand-off between the administration and the Divya Jyoti Jagriti Sansthan, the district authorities have started preparations for performing the last rites of sect chief Ashutosh.
In a move to boost the Make in India Initiative, the NDA government is working on plans to get Russian and French nuclear component suppliers to enter into sourcing arrangements with Indian firms, instead of importing reactor parts, writes Hindustan Times.
The Shiv Sena announced yesterday that it has decided to join the BJP Devendra Fadnavis government in Maharashtra, according to the Hindustan Times.
Times of India reports that young, single, muslim males travelling without families, have been barred from visiting strife torn Iraq, as Iraqi-govt-authorised travel agencies have asked tour operators in India not to accept passports from such persons.
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