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The government and the opposition sparring in Parliament on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) crackdown and Rohith Vemula's suicide makes for front page news in all the dailies this morning."Student revolts resonate in Lok Sabha"leads the Pioneer."Government,opposition square off in Lok Sabha over Rohith sucide"is the lead in the Hindu. "Smriti opens like Sehwag, hits opposition for six on Vemula-JNU debate" writes the Mail Today.
The Pioneer quotes the Delhi Police telling the High Court that "Kanhaiya organised, raised anti-national slogans". Times of India quotes the Police as saying "Kanhaiya behind Afzal event".
Referring to the Jat stir, Hindustan Times writes, "Hooda's aide Virender faces sedition charge over Jat stir.""Top Hooda aide charged with sedition over Jat stir", informs the Asian Age.
In a related story, Hindustan Times quotes the Supreme Court as saying "violent agitators must pay".The Tribune writes that the Supreme Court says that it will step in and frame rules, if no measures are taken for property damage.
The Pioneer reports that in a break from tradition the Centre appointed Rajendra Singh, as Director General of Indian Coast Guard, who will be the first officer from the Maritime Security Agency to be elevated to the top post.
"Prabhu may unveil new premium trains in Railway Budget", speculates The Times of India.
The Pioneer reports that barring any last-minute hitches, Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt, convicted in an arms case in 1993 Mumbai serial blasts, will be released from Pune Yerwada Jail today after serving five year sentence.
And finally, if you are a mindful person you can keep glucose levels healthy. Well, the Hindustan Times reports that people who are mindful that is the ability to be aware of one's present thoughts are more likely than others to have healthy glucose levels.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
The government and the opposition sparring in Parliament on the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) crackdown and Rohith Vemula's suicide makes for front page news in all the dailies this morning."Student revolts resonate in Lok Sabha"leads the Pioneer."Government,opposition square off in Lok Sabha over Rohith sucide"is the lead in the Hindu. "Smriti opens like Sehwag, hits opposition for six on Vemula-JNU debate" writes the Mail Today.
The Pioneer quotes the Delhi Police telling the High Court that "Kanhaiya organised, raised anti-national slogans". Times of India quotes the Police as saying "Kanhaiya behind Afzal event".
Referring to the Jat stir, Hindustan Times writes, "Hooda's aide Virender faces sedition charge over Jat stir.""Top Hooda aide charged with sedition over Jat stir", informs the Asian Age.
In a related story, Hindustan Times quotes the Supreme Court as saying "violent agitators must pay".The Tribune writes that the Supreme Court says that it will step in and frame rules, if no measures are taken for property damage.
The Pioneer reports that in a break from tradition the Centre appointed Rajendra Singh, as Director General of Indian Coast Guard, who will be the first officer from the Maritime Security Agency to be elevated to the top post.
"Prabhu may unveil new premium trains in Railway Budget", speculates The Times of India.
The Pioneer reports that barring any last-minute hitches, Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt, convicted in an arms case in 1993 Mumbai serial blasts, will be released from Pune Yerwada Jail today after serving five year sentence.
And finally, if you are a mindful person you can keep glucose levels healthy. Well, the Hindustan Times reports that people who are mindful that is the ability to be aware of one's present thoughts are more likely than others to have healthy glucose levels.
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