1 Policeman, 2 Civilians Killed In Terror Attack In Kashmir's Anantnag District
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Supreme Court pronouncing the Death Sentence for 4 accused in the Nirbhaya Gang rape case is the lead story across papers today. "Finally Nirbhaya rests in peace" writes The Pioneer, while the Hindu says, "Fight not over yet, say her parents - will end when they are hanged".
The launching of the GSAT - 9 has invited some interesting headlines. The Indian Express says "South Asian Diplomacy lifts off on ISRO Satellite", While the Pioneer, quoting the PM writes "The launch of the South Asian satellite tells us that even the sky's the limit when it comes to regional cooperation".
Referring to the Proposed "No fly list" for unruly passengers on flights, the Financial Express observes that in extreme cases the no fly list could keep one grounded forever.
Reporting on Politics the Economic Times observes "Samajwadi party headed for split - Shivpal forms new party, wants Mulayam to lead".
The Business Standard reports "Government RBI get cracking on Bad loan problem". While the Times of India, in a related story writes "2 bank Chief shifted as govt moves to turn around sector" adding "that PNB MD and CEO Usha Anantha-Subramanian has been moved to Allahabad bank and Bank of India boss Melvyn Rego has been shifted to Syndicate Bank".
The Asian Age opines that former West Bengal Governor Gopal Krishan Gandhi is emerging as a possible opposition candidates for country's presidential election.
And finally, in an interesting story, the Times of India writes that soon, one may sail from Asia to Europe in 20 days, as global warming may throw open new routes over the North Pole, dramatically cutting journey times.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Supreme Court pronouncing the Death Sentence for 4 accused in the Nirbhaya Gang rape case is the lead story across papers today. "Finally Nirbhaya rests in peace" writes The Pioneer, while the Hindu says, "Fight not over yet, say her parents - will end when they are hanged".
The launching of the GSAT - 9 has invited some interesting headlines. The Indian Express says "South Asian Diplomacy lifts off on ISRO Satellite", While the Pioneer, quoting the PM writes "The launch of the South Asian satellite tells us that even the sky's the limit when it comes to regional cooperation".
Referring to the Proposed "No fly list" for unruly passengers on flights, the Financial Express observes that in extreme cases the no fly list could keep one grounded forever.
Reporting on Politics the Economic Times observes "Samajwadi party headed for split - Shivpal forms new party, wants Mulayam to lead".
The Business Standard reports "Government RBI get cracking on Bad loan problem". While the Times of India, in a related story writes "2 bank Chief shifted as govt moves to turn around sector" adding "that PNB MD and CEO Usha Anantha-Subramanian has been moved to Allahabad bank and Bank of India boss Melvyn Rego has been shifted to Syndicate Bank".
The Asian Age opines that former West Bengal Governor Gopal Krishan Gandhi is emerging as a possible opposition candidates for country's presidential election.
And finally, in an interesting story, the Times of India writes that soon, one may sail from Asia to Europe in 20 days, as global warming may throw open new routes over the North Pole, dramatically cutting journey times.
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