IS conflict: Manbij residents celebrate liberation
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi emphasizing on exposing Pakistan's brutalities in Balochistan and Pak occupied Kashmir makes for front page news in almost all papers. "Modi says PoK part of India, asks MEA to contact citizens of PoK to expose Pak" is a Pioneer headline.
"Break logjam soon or we will step in, CJI tells Govt" is the Indian Express headline
"13 bills cleared, monsoon session a win-win" says a Hindustan Times headline. Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu said the nation has had a good monsoon and a good monsoon session at last. The GST, compulsory afforestation bill and labour bill were among the key bills passed.
There will be no separate Railway Budget from next fiscal, with Finance Ministry agreeing to a proposal to merge it with Union Budget reports The Times of India.
'Centre enhances disability pension to those who retired before 2006 reports the Hindu.
"Government to spend 50,000 rupees on water front development" reports The Financial Express.
High Court ordering CBI inquiry in Bulandshahar gang rape, lifting of ban on diesel SUV's by Supreme Court; Girls being preferred over boys for adoption according to CARA and IIT Madras to study erosion at Puri beach are some of the stories covered by dailies.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi emphasizing on exposing Pakistan's brutalities in Balochistan and Pak occupied Kashmir makes for front page news in almost all papers. "Modi says PoK part of India, asks MEA to contact citizens of PoK to expose Pak" is a Pioneer headline.
"Break logjam soon or we will step in, CJI tells Govt" is the Indian Express headline
"13 bills cleared, monsoon session a win-win" says a Hindustan Times headline. Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu said the nation has had a good monsoon and a good monsoon session at last. The GST, compulsory afforestation bill and labour bill were among the key bills passed.
There will be no separate Railway Budget from next fiscal, with Finance Ministry agreeing to a proposal to merge it with Union Budget reports The Times of India.
'Centre enhances disability pension to those who retired before 2006 reports the Hindu.
"Government to spend 50,000 rupees on water front development" reports The Financial Express.
High Court ordering CBI inquiry in Bulandshahar gang rape, lifting of ban on diesel SUV's by Supreme Court; Girls being preferred over boys for adoption according to CARA and IIT Madras to study erosion at Puri beach are some of the stories covered by dailies.
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