Hyderabad HC Stays Cock Fights in Andhra Pradesh during Sankranthi
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Prime Minister Modi sharing his thoughts and responding to feed back on Demonetisation in his 'Man-ki-Baat' programme on AIR, the Syria bound Russian jet crashing into the Black Sea resulting in 92 deaths, and the popular hill station Shimla celebrating a white Christmas are some front page stories across papers today.
"Modi vows Stiffer Benami Law, offers incentives too- thanks people for giving govt. tip offs on hoarders", headlines the Asian Age while the Hindu writes "Rules tweaked as govt. is sensitive to feed back, (says) Modi".
"As PM urges higher tax from stock market, FM clarifies", writes the Indian Express, while the Business Standard says "FM calms nerves, says no plan to tax market gains".
While many papers are carrying on their front page, picture of snow clad Shimla and tourists celebrating the welcome snowfall there, the Pioneer writes "Snowfall in HP, fog gives north India the Shivers".
In disturbing news of adolescent crime, the Times of India writes "2 Mumbai minors kill 3 year old for One Crore ransom".
The DNA reports that hoping to bring Pakistani Punjabi's closer by reaching out to the wider Punjabi Diaspora and also to counter Pakistan's radio penetration in its territory, All India Radio is planning a special Punjabi service for Pakistan Punjab.
The Hindustan Times writes that India's inland water-ways service is set to get a boost with the centre signing a deal with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for developing ferry services at 18 locations across six cities.
And finally, the Times of India writes "Why Christmas is not so merry of millennials-holidays bring isolation, anxiety and stress" adding that using multiple social media platforms can increase the risk of depression and anxiety by over 3 times, among young adults.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Prime Minister Modi sharing his thoughts and responding to feed back on Demonetisation in his 'Man-ki-Baat' programme on AIR, the Syria bound Russian jet crashing into the Black Sea resulting in 92 deaths, and the popular hill station Shimla celebrating a white Christmas are some front page stories across papers today.
"Modi vows Stiffer Benami Law, offers incentives too- thanks people for giving govt. tip offs on hoarders", headlines the Asian Age while the Hindu writes "Rules tweaked as govt. is sensitive to feed back, (says) Modi".
"As PM urges higher tax from stock market, FM clarifies", writes the Indian Express, while the Business Standard says "FM calms nerves, says no plan to tax market gains".
While many papers are carrying on their front page, picture of snow clad Shimla and tourists celebrating the welcome snowfall there, the Pioneer writes "Snowfall in HP, fog gives north India the Shivers".
In disturbing news of adolescent crime, the Times of India writes "2 Mumbai minors kill 3 year old for One Crore ransom".
The DNA reports that hoping to bring Pakistani Punjabi's closer by reaching out to the wider Punjabi Diaspora and also to counter Pakistan's radio penetration in its territory, All India Radio is planning a special Punjabi service for Pakistan Punjab.
The Hindustan Times writes that India's inland water-ways service is set to get a boost with the centre signing a deal with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for developing ferry services at 18 locations across six cities.
And finally, the Times of India writes "Why Christmas is not so merry of millennials-holidays bring isolation, anxiety and stress" adding that using multiple social media platforms can increase the risk of depression and anxiety by over 3 times, among young adults.
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