How Telangana and Seemandhra fought for Hyderabad (and how the battle was won)
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Most of the papers have prominently covered the changes in FDI policy announced yesterday. "Modi throws FDI door wide open" is the Hindustan Times lead. The Pioneer reckons, "FDI blunts Rajan's exit effect". The Financial Express sees the possibility of major Mergers and Acquisitions activity in the pharma and aviation sectors as a fall out of yesterday's announcement. "Bulls trounce bears in Trust Vote" is the banner headline in the Economic Times.
"India's NSG entry not on agenda at Seoul, says China" reports the Hindustan Times. The paper adds that the diplomats of other countries, however, say that the issue of India's membership into the elite club will be taken up on the final day of the Seoul meet.
The Tribune and The Times of India have prominently published the photograph of a yoga posture projected on the UN building in New York to mark the International Yoga Day.
"Draft Forest Policy out, brace for green tax" is the Times of India headline. The draft National Forest Policy (NFP) released by the Environment Ministry proposes levy of a green tax while calling for safeguarding forest land by exercising strict restraint on diversion for non-forestry purposes the paper says.
"AAP, BJP spar over NDMC official's murder" writes the Pioneer.
"FIR against Sheila, Kejri in tanker scam" is the Statesman headline.
The Hindu features outgoing RBI governor Raghuram Rajan's word of caution on its front page. Rajan has warned policymakers against lowering the guard on inflation writes the paper. "Rajan's parting shot: Get real on interest rates" is the Times of India headline on the same topic.
And finally, "ten night shelters" in Delhi "to turn into training Centres during daytime" reports the Hindu. The Delhi government has decided to begin certificate courses for homeless people at night shelters.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Most of the papers have prominently covered the changes in FDI policy announced yesterday. "Modi throws FDI door wide open" is the Hindustan Times lead. The Pioneer reckons, "FDI blunts Rajan's exit effect". The Financial Express sees the possibility of major Mergers and Acquisitions activity in the pharma and aviation sectors as a fall out of yesterday's announcement. "Bulls trounce bears in Trust Vote" is the banner headline in the Economic Times.
"India's NSG entry not on agenda at Seoul, says China" reports the Hindustan Times. The paper adds that the diplomats of other countries, however, say that the issue of India's membership into the elite club will be taken up on the final day of the Seoul meet.
The Tribune and The Times of India have prominently published the photograph of a yoga posture projected on the UN building in New York to mark the International Yoga Day.
"Draft Forest Policy out, brace for green tax" is the Times of India headline. The draft National Forest Policy (NFP) released by the Environment Ministry proposes levy of a green tax while calling for safeguarding forest land by exercising strict restraint on diversion for non-forestry purposes the paper says.
"AAP, BJP spar over NDMC official's murder" writes the Pioneer.
"FIR against Sheila, Kejri in tanker scam" is the Statesman headline.
The Hindu features outgoing RBI governor Raghuram Rajan's word of caution on its front page. Rajan has warned policymakers against lowering the guard on inflation writes the paper. "Rajan's parting shot: Get real on interest rates" is the Times of India headline on the same topic.
And finally, "ten night shelters" in Delhi "to turn into training Centres during daytime" reports the Hindu. The Delhi government has decided to begin certificate courses for homeless people at night shelters.
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