Kerala NDA vice-chairman Rajeev Chandrasekhar investor, director in Arnab Goswami’s Republic
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Several papers have given front page coverage to the appointment of N Chandrasekaran as the new executive chairman of Tata Sons. "Hindustan Times headline reads TCS's Chandra is first non-parsi to head Tata". "Tata Sons choose marathon man from within as Chairman", writes The Indian Express. The Asian Age says - capping two months of the most better boardroom battle in corporate history after the unceremonious sacking of Cyrus Mistry - 54 years old, Chandra will take over Tata Sons.
The Asian Age reports, The latest incident in a string of cases in which facilities being provided to paramilitary jawans have come under scrutiny - a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) head constable, allegedly agitated over poor sleeping arrangement in his barrack - fired indiscriminately at his colleagues, killing four of them, including an unarmed senior.
Hindustan Times writes that Hafiz Saeed has been caught on tape boasting that four Pakistan Mujahideen carried out Monday's attack on an Indian Army facility in Akhnoor, calling it a surgical stirke.
At a conference organised by Nobel Media AB, Sweden and the Ministry of Science and Technology in Delhi, noted Nobel Laureates William Moerner, Harold Varmus and Serge Haroche warned against the rising trend of populism and repercussions if the anti-science movement is not defeated. They said no one has been listening to the scientific community - referring to the new administration under Donald Trump - that has denied Climate Change and threatens to pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement. This story is covered by The Indian Express.
And finally, a new study in the US has found that when talking to their pets, human adults use "dog-directed speech", which is quite similar to "infant-directed speech" and that puppies are highly responsive when they are addressed like infants, more so than grown dogs.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Several papers have given front page coverage to the appointment of N Chandrasekaran as the new executive chairman of Tata Sons. "Hindustan Times headline reads TCS's Chandra is first non-parsi to head Tata". "Tata Sons choose marathon man from within as Chairman", writes The Indian Express. The Asian Age says - capping two months of the most better boardroom battle in corporate history after the unceremonious sacking of Cyrus Mistry - 54 years old, Chandra will take over Tata Sons.
The Asian Age reports, The latest incident in a string of cases in which facilities being provided to paramilitary jawans have come under scrutiny - a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) head constable, allegedly agitated over poor sleeping arrangement in his barrack - fired indiscriminately at his colleagues, killing four of them, including an unarmed senior.
Hindustan Times writes that Hafiz Saeed has been caught on tape boasting that four Pakistan Mujahideen carried out Monday's attack on an Indian Army facility in Akhnoor, calling it a surgical stirke.
At a conference organised by Nobel Media AB, Sweden and the Ministry of Science and Technology in Delhi, noted Nobel Laureates William Moerner, Harold Varmus and Serge Haroche warned against the rising trend of populism and repercussions if the anti-science movement is not defeated. They said no one has been listening to the scientific community - referring to the new administration under Donald Trump - that has denied Climate Change and threatens to pull out of the Paris Climate Agreement. This story is covered by The Indian Express.
And finally, a new study in the US has found that when talking to their pets, human adults use "dog-directed speech", which is quite similar to "infant-directed speech" and that puppies are highly responsive when they are addressed like infants, more so than grown dogs.
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