India scraps 500 and 1,000 rupee bank notes overnight
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
" Inertia turns Delhi into gas chamber, headlines the Pioneer. Several state governments slept on Supreme Court appointed Bhure Lal green panels recommendations it says.
The Asian Age reports that UK PM Theresa may rolls out easier visas for the rich, but is tough in illegal immigration.
India seeks return of 57 fugitives from UK makes for front page story on the Hindu - Vijay Mallya, Christan Michel and sikh extremists are on the list.
The Hindu Business Line, reports about billionaire British inventor Sir James Dyson who is here as part of the delegation accompanying British PM Theresa May. "Dyson wants to clean, cool and purify Indian homes" writes the paper.
The Hindustan Times reports that websites and databases of 7 Indian missions in Europe and Africa were hacked and data from their servers allegedly dumped online on Monday.
The Asian Age headlines : CWC asks Rahul to lead party but Sonia to take call.
A 66 year old muslim named Yasin Pathan, in West Bengal's Pathra village is on a unique mission to protect 18th Centrury Shiva and Vishnu temples. His efforts have helped the ASI restore 18 of them, reports the Hindustan Times.
America going to polls today.
The death of senior Journalist and TV anchor of Rajya sabha, Girish Nikam/ CWC paving way for Rahul Gandhi to be president.
The CPI (M) government in Kerala wanting to allow women of all age groups to enter sabrimala temple.
And, I&B putting on hold NDTV ban are some other stories carried by newspapers today.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
" Inertia turns Delhi into gas chamber, headlines the Pioneer. Several state governments slept on Supreme Court appointed Bhure Lal green panels recommendations it says.
The Asian Age reports that UK PM Theresa may rolls out easier visas for the rich, but is tough in illegal immigration.
India seeks return of 57 fugitives from UK makes for front page story on the Hindu - Vijay Mallya, Christan Michel and sikh extremists are on the list.
The Hindu Business Line, reports about billionaire British inventor Sir James Dyson who is here as part of the delegation accompanying British PM Theresa May. "Dyson wants to clean, cool and purify Indian homes" writes the paper.
The Hindustan Times reports that websites and databases of 7 Indian missions in Europe and Africa were hacked and data from their servers allegedly dumped online on Monday.
The Asian Age headlines : CWC asks Rahul to lead party but Sonia to take call.
A 66 year old muslim named Yasin Pathan, in West Bengal's Pathra village is on a unique mission to protect 18th Centrury Shiva and Vishnu temples. His efforts have helped the ASI restore 18 of them, reports the Hindustan Times.
America going to polls today.
The death of senior Journalist and TV anchor of Rajya sabha, Girish Nikam/ CWC paving way for Rahul Gandhi to be president.
The CPI (M) government in Kerala wanting to allow women of all age groups to enter sabrimala temple.
And, I&B putting on hold NDTV ban are some other stories carried by newspapers today.
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