Injustice done to us since 1956, Telangana state tells Bajaj panel
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Protests spreading in Kashmir after 4 militants 2 Army men died yesterday in a gun battle, is highlighted in todays Press. "South Kashmir seethes after 7 die in Kulgam encounter writes the Hindu.
The uncertainty and suspense prevailing inTamil Nadu also continues to dominate headlines. The top Asian Age headline reads "AIADMK chief says 129 MLA's supporting her - Powerful forces are out to destroy me and the party Sasikala. "The paper also adds that the TN Governor is learnt to be firm in his thinking that all should wait for the Supreme Court's verdict in the disproportionate assets case before taking a call on inviting V K Sasikala to form the government.
"Satyarthi's Nobel replica recovered, three arrested", headlines the Statesman. DNA writes - The Delhi Police have arrested three persons in connection with the sensational burglary. The Nobel citation, however, is yet to be recovered."Burglar's didn't know value of Nobel at first" - reads the headline.'
The Hindu informs us that "A proposal to hike salaries of the President, Vice President and Governors is stuck in the PMO". For over six months now, President Pranab Mukherjee has been drawing less salary than a Joint Secretary, as a proposal to increase the salary is gathering dust in the PMO. The Home Minstry has proposed an increase of the Presidents salary from the current 1.5 lakh rupees to 5 lakh rupees per month.
And finally, Mail Today writes that Haryana is to follow the Beijing model and buy giant air purifiers in its battle against the NCR winter smog. A 'smog free tower' is a seven meter high air purifier, the largest in the world, which takes in polluted air particles and expels cleaner air.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Protests spreading in Kashmir after 4 militants 2 Army men died yesterday in a gun battle, is highlighted in todays Press. "South Kashmir seethes after 7 die in Kulgam encounter writes the Hindu.
The uncertainty and suspense prevailing inTamil Nadu also continues to dominate headlines. The top Asian Age headline reads "AIADMK chief says 129 MLA's supporting her - Powerful forces are out to destroy me and the party Sasikala. "The paper also adds that the TN Governor is learnt to be firm in his thinking that all should wait for the Supreme Court's verdict in the disproportionate assets case before taking a call on inviting V K Sasikala to form the government.
"Satyarthi's Nobel replica recovered, three arrested", headlines the Statesman. DNA writes - The Delhi Police have arrested three persons in connection with the sensational burglary. The Nobel citation, however, is yet to be recovered."Burglar's didn't know value of Nobel at first" - reads the headline.'
The Hindu informs us that "A proposal to hike salaries of the President, Vice President and Governors is stuck in the PMO". For over six months now, President Pranab Mukherjee has been drawing less salary than a Joint Secretary, as a proposal to increase the salary is gathering dust in the PMO. The Home Minstry has proposed an increase of the Presidents salary from the current 1.5 lakh rupees to 5 lakh rupees per month.
And finally, Mail Today writes that Haryana is to follow the Beijing model and buy giant air purifiers in its battle against the NCR winter smog. A 'smog free tower' is a seven meter high air purifier, the largest in the world, which takes in polluted air particles and expels cleaner air.
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