'He Demeans Himself,' Rahul Gandhi Hits Back At PM Modi Over 'Raincoat' Remark
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Turmoil in Tamil Nadu and the Prime Minister defending the note ban in Parliament are major stories in the press today.
"Split wide open : ADMK faces revolt in ranks"writes the DNA."Quiet Pannerselvam stands up to say no to Sasikala, threatens her takeover plan" is the lead in the Indian Express.
"PM defends note ban in Lok Sabha, tears into Congress , Rahul" headlines the Asian Age."Note ban timing perfect as economy was doing well",the Times Of India quotes him.
"China blocks US move to brand JeM chief terrorist"reports the Asian Age, while DNA asks "China losing patience with Pak over Azhar ?"
"Using fictitious names, Lashkar operates bank accounts in Pak" notes the Indian Express.
"Naga CM given 3 days to resign "by the apex body of Naga tribes over the state government's move to give 33% reservation to women in municipal elections, reports the Asian Age.
"It's the end of good times for Mallya" writes the Hindu Business Line, as Karnataka High Court orders winding up of United Breweries (Holding) Limited,the 102-year - old parent company of the UB Group.
"India fifth- best performing market globally in 2017 so far"reports the Financial Express, as the Sensex this year outperformed the global benchmark by almost 5%.
"AAP to open one hundred,10 rupees per plate canteens for poor in city"states the Pioneer.
"Gurgaon 5-stars, CyberHub in line of Supreme Court 's booze ban" from April 1st this year, as several 5 - star hotels and resorts, located along the expressway,also fall within the red zone highlights the Hindustan Times on its front page.
And finally, "DNA tweak to weaken Dengue mosquitoes", as Indian Council of Medical Research has collaborated with Australian experts to 'manipulate mosquitoes' that spread dengue, reports the Hindustan Times.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
Turmoil in Tamil Nadu and the Prime Minister defending the note ban in Parliament are major stories in the press today.
"Split wide open : ADMK faces revolt in ranks"writes the DNA."Quiet Pannerselvam stands up to say no to Sasikala, threatens her takeover plan" is the lead in the Indian Express.
"PM defends note ban in Lok Sabha, tears into Congress , Rahul" headlines the Asian Age."Note ban timing perfect as economy was doing well",the Times Of India quotes him.
"China blocks US move to brand JeM chief terrorist"reports the Asian Age, while DNA asks "China losing patience with Pak over Azhar ?"
"Using fictitious names, Lashkar operates bank accounts in Pak" notes the Indian Express.
"Naga CM given 3 days to resign "by the apex body of Naga tribes over the state government's move to give 33% reservation to women in municipal elections, reports the Asian Age.
"It's the end of good times for Mallya" writes the Hindu Business Line, as Karnataka High Court orders winding up of United Breweries (Holding) Limited,the 102-year - old parent company of the UB Group.
"India fifth- best performing market globally in 2017 so far"reports the Financial Express, as the Sensex this year outperformed the global benchmark by almost 5%.
"AAP to open one hundred,10 rupees per plate canteens for poor in city"states the Pioneer.
"Gurgaon 5-stars, CyberHub in line of Supreme Court 's booze ban" from April 1st this year, as several 5 - star hotels and resorts, located along the expressway,also fall within the red zone highlights the Hindustan Times on its front page.
And finally, "DNA tweak to weaken Dengue mosquitoes", as Indian Council of Medical Research has collaborated with Australian experts to 'manipulate mosquitoes' that spread dengue, reports the Hindustan Times.
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