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TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
The anger and tension in Noida village over lynching of a man/ murder accused Indrani Mukherjee being critical in the hospital/ Nepal turning to UN over trade blockade/ Arrival of German Chancellor Angela Merkel/ and Shashank Manohar all set to become the BCCI president are some of the stories dominating the newspapers today.
The Hindustan Times reports on the front page of an inspiring story of 21 year old Neetu from Rohtak a national level wrestling champion who was married at 13, was a mother at 14, yet worked hard through economic hardship to achieve her goal.
In the proposed Assisted reproductive Technology (ART) Regulation Bill 2014 the center has suggested banning of surrogacy motherhood for foreigner's thus affecting "fertility tourism in India" says a report in Mail Today.
On the other hand some doctors in Delhi have been propagating surrogacy through street plays as a right to have family, with infertility on the rise and are un-happy with the strict clauses in the Bill says the Hindu.
Government shelving the plan of mandatory rural posting for MBBS doctors and turning to create a special cadre of AYUSH practitioners and paramedics for village postings finds mention on the front page of The Tribune.
The pro genetically modified seed giant Monsanto is under fire for undisclosed recruitment of scientists from Harward and Cornell Universities and 3 other schools to write about pro GMO food is a revelation in the Financial Express.
The Aadhaar card has raised 2,687 crore rupees by the elimination of duplicate ghost beneficiaries of social schemes, claims the UIDAI in an affidavit to Supreme Court in a front page Pioneer story.
And finally, Girls dressed in a colourful traditional wear for the garba dance beginning 13th October during Navratra has been beautifully captured in a picture in Pioneer.
TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
The anger and tension in Noida village over lynching of a man/ murder accused Indrani Mukherjee being critical in the hospital/ Nepal turning to UN over trade blockade/ Arrival of German Chancellor Angela Merkel/ and Shashank Manohar all set to become the BCCI president are some of the stories dominating the newspapers today.
The Hindustan Times reports on the front page of an inspiring story of 21 year old Neetu from Rohtak a national level wrestling champion who was married at 13, was a mother at 14, yet worked hard through economic hardship to achieve her goal.
In the proposed Assisted reproductive Technology (ART) Regulation Bill 2014 the center has suggested banning of surrogacy motherhood for foreigner's thus affecting "fertility tourism in India" says a report in Mail Today.
On the other hand some doctors in Delhi have been propagating surrogacy through street plays as a right to have family, with infertility on the rise and are un-happy with the strict clauses in the Bill says the Hindu.
Government shelving the plan of mandatory rural posting for MBBS doctors and turning to create a special cadre of AYUSH practitioners and paramedics for village postings finds mention on the front page of The Tribune.
The pro genetically modified seed giant Monsanto is under fire for undisclosed recruitment of scientists from Harward and Cornell Universities and 3 other schools to write about pro GMO food is a revelation in the Financial Express.
The Aadhaar card has raised 2,687 crore rupees by the elimination of duplicate ghost beneficiaries of social schemes, claims the UIDAI in an affidavit to Supreme Court in a front page Pioneer story.
And finally, Girls dressed in a colourful traditional wear for the garba dance beginning 13th October during Navratra has been beautifully captured in a picture in Pioneer.
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