CM, 42 MLAs quit Cong., join People’s Party of Arunachal Pradesh
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Political stories dominate this morning.
"No peace in Yadav pari-war : Shivpal quits party post, govt" leads the Times of India. "Before the Election, the Turmoil; Round 1 in family war goes to Akhilesh, uncle Shivpal quits" is the Indian Express headline.
"Founding member quits PDP, as MP too", writes the Tribune, of Tariq Hameed Karra's resignation, in the first major fallout of the over two-month-long Kashmir unrest.
'Cannot protest or call bandhs against court orders', the Times of India quotes the Supreme Court, saying further, 'Duty of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to quell Cauvery stir'.
"Virus strikes around Delhi's best hospitals; AIIMS vicinity is ground zero of the disease" is the lead in the Hindustan Times. The Asian Age observes, the outbreak may affect tourism, as the capital registers about 35 per cent of India's total foreign tourist influx.
"How a TV diagnosis cured Kejriwal's cough" is an interesting front page story in the Hindustan Times.
"Maoists fourth deadliest terror outfit after Taliban, IS, Boko Haram", the Times of India cities a report.
"Rupee swings on devaluation buzz", paring losses after govt denies plan to devalue the currency, headlines the Business Standard.
"Their numbers low, Govt promises confidentiality to black money declarants", informs the Indian Express.
"Infant mortality rate reduced, Indian achieves Millennium Development Goal target" in an important public health feat, states the Tribune.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Political stories dominate this morning.
"No peace in Yadav pari-war : Shivpal quits party post, govt" leads the Times of India. "Before the Election, the Turmoil; Round 1 in family war goes to Akhilesh, uncle Shivpal quits" is the Indian Express headline.
"Founding member quits PDP, as MP too", writes the Tribune, of Tariq Hameed Karra's resignation, in the first major fallout of the over two-month-long Kashmir unrest.
'Cannot protest or call bandhs against court orders', the Times of India quotes the Supreme Court, saying further, 'Duty of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to quell Cauvery stir'.
"Virus strikes around Delhi's best hospitals; AIIMS vicinity is ground zero of the disease" is the lead in the Hindustan Times. The Asian Age observes, the outbreak may affect tourism, as the capital registers about 35 per cent of India's total foreign tourist influx.
"How a TV diagnosis cured Kejriwal's cough" is an interesting front page story in the Hindustan Times.
"Maoists fourth deadliest terror outfit after Taliban, IS, Boko Haram", the Times of India cities a report.
"Rupee swings on devaluation buzz", paring losses after govt denies plan to devalue the currency, headlines the Business Standard.
"Their numbers low, Govt promises confidentiality to black money declarants", informs the Indian Express.
"Infant mortality rate reduced, Indian achieves Millennium Development Goal target" in an important public health feat, states the Tribune.
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