Indian woman with alleged ISIS link sent to judicial custody
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
12 of 13 convicted for the 2006 Mumbai train blasts, is the lead in most papers. 'One acquitted of all charges after spending 9 years in jail' says the Hindu. 'Verdict 9 years after 11/7, on 14th anniversary of 9/11' writes the Times of India, adding that the state is likely to seek death for all held guilty.
The Economic Times shows home minister Rajnath Singh with Pakistan's BSF chief. The paper, quoting him writes 'Fire at terrorists, respect uniform'.
Mamta Banerjee to declassify 64 files on Netaji from 18th of September, figures in most dailies.
'Maharashtra BJP climbs down on meat ban' informs the Business Standard. ' Meatless day reduced by 2 days following High Court rap' says the Pioneer.
'Monsoon deficit widens to 15% till Friday this season' says the Financial Express, adding that kharif sowing had gone up by 1.7%. 'IMD predicts better days for southerns peninsula' writes the Pioneer.
Good news for Army Jawans. Since they retire in their mid-thirties, the government is pushing for a concrete proposal to give them a second stint in CRPF, reports The Asian Age.
Do you browse through your Facebook or chat with friends online while at work? Beware. ' Government officials to face action while using social media on job' writes the Hindustan Times.
And finally, a dance form in the curriculum of IIT? Strange but true. 'Odissi now becomes part of IIT's B Tech syllabus' writes the Times of India.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
12 of 13 convicted for the 2006 Mumbai train blasts, is the lead in most papers. 'One acquitted of all charges after spending 9 years in jail' says the Hindu. 'Verdict 9 years after 11/7, on 14th anniversary of 9/11' writes the Times of India, adding that the state is likely to seek death for all held guilty.
The Economic Times shows home minister Rajnath Singh with Pakistan's BSF chief. The paper, quoting him writes 'Fire at terrorists, respect uniform'.
Mamta Banerjee to declassify 64 files on Netaji from 18th of September, figures in most dailies.
'Maharashtra BJP climbs down on meat ban' informs the Business Standard. ' Meatless day reduced by 2 days following High Court rap' says the Pioneer.
'Monsoon deficit widens to 15% till Friday this season' says the Financial Express, adding that kharif sowing had gone up by 1.7%. 'IMD predicts better days for southerns peninsula' writes the Pioneer.
Good news for Army Jawans. Since they retire in their mid-thirties, the government is pushing for a concrete proposal to give them a second stint in CRPF, reports The Asian Age.
Do you browse through your Facebook or chat with friends online while at work? Beware. ' Government officials to face action while using social media on job' writes the Hindustan Times.
And finally, a dance form in the curriculum of IIT? Strange but true. 'Odissi now becomes part of IIT's B Tech syllabus' writes the Times of India.
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