Pak troops kill 3 Indian jawans, body of 1 mutilated
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The government providing a breather on Monday for loan borrowers, small traders and farmers is extensively covered by the Press. Hindustan Times writes, 'The Finance Ministry decided to allow farmers to purchase Seeds with old 500 rupee notes, from units and outlets belonging to Central or State governments or public sector undertakings'.
The Tribune reports, 'To ease the liquidity crunch RBI announced measures to provide an extra 60 days till 30th December for repayment of housing, farm and other loans worth upto one crore rupees'.
The Times of India informs us that the value for currency released by banks since the November 8 demonetisation drive amounts to 1.36 lakh crore, less than ten percent of the 14 lakh crore rupees that has been rendered illegal by the government's strike against black money.
Indian Express writes, 'The din over demonetisation disrupted Parliament proceed for the fourth day on Monday as a combative Opposition insisted that the Prime Minister come to the House and respond to their queries and objections'.
'UP derailment toll 146, could rise, as 70 are critical', headlines The Asian Age, putting the focus back on railway safety amid talk of high speed and bullet trains. The Railway Board has decided to overhaul its Safety Directorate, appointing only officers of proven ability for safety duties.
'Miffed Lodha wants BCCI bosses punished', headlines The Times of India. Miffed by the cricket board's stead-fast defiance of the reforms ordered by the Supreme Court, the Justice RM Lodha committee urged the Supreme Court to appoint former Union Home Secretary GK Pillai as 'observer' of the BCCI and State associations.
And finally, Hindustan Times tells us that India is home to most of Donald Trump's overseas businesses, ranging from Luxury real estate, one-man holding corporations and branding Deals including 5 ongoing deals with India.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
The government providing a breather on Monday for loan borrowers, small traders and farmers is extensively covered by the Press. Hindustan Times writes, 'The Finance Ministry decided to allow farmers to purchase Seeds with old 500 rupee notes, from units and outlets belonging to Central or State governments or public sector undertakings'.
The Tribune reports, 'To ease the liquidity crunch RBI announced measures to provide an extra 60 days till 30th December for repayment of housing, farm and other loans worth upto one crore rupees'.
The Times of India informs us that the value for currency released by banks since the November 8 demonetisation drive amounts to 1.36 lakh crore, less than ten percent of the 14 lakh crore rupees that has been rendered illegal by the government's strike against black money.
Indian Express writes, 'The din over demonetisation disrupted Parliament proceed for the fourth day on Monday as a combative Opposition insisted that the Prime Minister come to the House and respond to their queries and objections'.
'UP derailment toll 146, could rise, as 70 are critical', headlines The Asian Age, putting the focus back on railway safety amid talk of high speed and bullet trains. The Railway Board has decided to overhaul its Safety Directorate, appointing only officers of proven ability for safety duties.
'Miffed Lodha wants BCCI bosses punished', headlines The Times of India. Miffed by the cricket board's stead-fast defiance of the reforms ordered by the Supreme Court, the Justice RM Lodha committee urged the Supreme Court to appoint former Union Home Secretary GK Pillai as 'observer' of the BCCI and State associations.
And finally, Hindustan Times tells us that India is home to most of Donald Trump's overseas businesses, ranging from Luxury real estate, one-man holding corporations and branding Deals including 5 ongoing deals with India.
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