Chidambaram’s son, Lalu face multi-city ‘graft’ raids
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
India's demand for Justice for Jadhav jailed in Pakistan has been widely reported across papers today. "India rips up Pak at International Court of Justice - New Delhi exposes Islamabad's lapses, demands annulment of death sentence given to Jadhav", while the Pioneer opines "New Delhi fears Kulbhushan may be executed even before hearing at the UN court is over".
Reporting on the China Pakistan Economic Corridor the Hindustan Times refers to the Pakistan paper The Dawn's report saying that this corridor envisages a deep and broad-based penetration of most sectors of Pakistan's economy and society by Chinese enterprises and culture and that its scope has no precedent in Pakistan's history.
"Will bring Muslim Marriage Law says Govt Attorney General tells Supreme Court that Centre will do so if Apex Court strikes down Triple Talaq", writes the DNA.
Under the headline "India escapes damage from Ransom ware", the Hindu writes that barring isolated incidents in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh, there has been no major impact in the country. In a related story, the Hindustan Times assures "Your ATM is safe from WannaCry worm' adding that Bank ATM's across India could escape this virus attack as at least 80 per cent of Indian ATM's use a firmware that limits the machines activities to bare basics only.
Reporting on 3 yrs of the NDA govt, the Economic Times writes that as the Modi Govt. approaches its third anniversary India Inc seems relieved. "3yrs on, Modi sweeps polls, govt wins vote of trust in India Inc Corner Rooms" says the paper.
"RSS red flags growing Hindu Yuva Vahini clout to Adityanath - Yogi told : there are problem with group that runs parallel to RSS, BJP", says the Indian Express.
And finally, in Good news for fighting cancer, the Times of India writes that, Scientists have discovered a simple and practical way to kill cancer cells by using light to steer immune cells to attack the tumors.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
India's demand for Justice for Jadhav jailed in Pakistan has been widely reported across papers today. "India rips up Pak at International Court of Justice - New Delhi exposes Islamabad's lapses, demands annulment of death sentence given to Jadhav", while the Pioneer opines "New Delhi fears Kulbhushan may be executed even before hearing at the UN court is over".
Reporting on the China Pakistan Economic Corridor the Hindustan Times refers to the Pakistan paper The Dawn's report saying that this corridor envisages a deep and broad-based penetration of most sectors of Pakistan's economy and society by Chinese enterprises and culture and that its scope has no precedent in Pakistan's history.
"Will bring Muslim Marriage Law says Govt Attorney General tells Supreme Court that Centre will do so if Apex Court strikes down Triple Talaq", writes the DNA.
Under the headline "India escapes damage from Ransom ware", the Hindu writes that barring isolated incidents in Kerala and Andhra Pradesh, there has been no major impact in the country. In a related story, the Hindustan Times assures "Your ATM is safe from WannaCry worm' adding that Bank ATM's across India could escape this virus attack as at least 80 per cent of Indian ATM's use a firmware that limits the machines activities to bare basics only.
Reporting on 3 yrs of the NDA govt, the Economic Times writes that as the Modi Govt. approaches its third anniversary India Inc seems relieved. "3yrs on, Modi sweeps polls, govt wins vote of trust in India Inc Corner Rooms" says the paper.
"RSS red flags growing Hindu Yuva Vahini clout to Adityanath - Yogi told : there are problem with group that runs parallel to RSS, BJP", says the Indian Express.
And finally, in Good news for fighting cancer, the Times of India writes that, Scientists have discovered a simple and practical way to kill cancer cells by using light to steer immune cells to attack the tumors.
No comments:
Post a Comment