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NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The third anniversary celebrations of the NDA, the nationwide ban on cow slaughter, the demise of K.P.S Gill are some of the main stories in today's papers.
"PM bridges development gap in Assam, North-East," headlines DNA with photographs. "3 years on, grateful PM vows to fulfill promises," says Asian Age. "Despair to delivery," the Pioneer quotes the Prime Minister. "Bouquets, brickbats on NDA 3rd anniversary," the Statesman includes the Opposition's view. "31 thousand cheers on Modi government's 3rd anniversary," is the Economic Times comment on the surge in Sensex.
"Man who slayed Punjab terror passes away at 82. "Gill's vigil made the nation sleep in peace." reports Mail Today. "Punjab has lost its True General," says DNA. "Supercop ed own doctrine," opines Indian Express.
"New restrictions on Cattle slaughter," has been noticed in the Hindu and other dailies.
"Sonia hosts lunch for a (dis)united Opposition," highlights DNA. "Nitish skips Sonia's lunch but will attend Modi's," says the Pioneer. "Grand alliance main item at Sonia presidential nominee lunch," reports Times of India and Statesman headlines, "Opposition to fight if no consensus," asserting "the onus is on BJP to reach out to the Opposition to evolve a consensus" on the issue.
"Government plans to prune employers contribution to the employees provident fund (EPF) to 10 percent from 12 percent currently," is noticed in Financial Express.
The Asian Age notes,"Trump plans Zero aid for Tibet, reversing the decades-old US policy" of helping "the community safeguard their identity under the Chinese rule."
And finally, " In a move to curb the use of Hookahs in hotels and restaurants, the government has prohibited food and drinks from being served in designated smoking areas. The new rules are a part of the changes made by the Health Ministry to the Prohibition of Smoking in Public Places Rules 2008." This means when you smoke, you only smoke.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The third anniversary celebrations of the NDA, the nationwide ban on cow slaughter, the demise of K.P.S Gill are some of the main stories in today's papers.
"PM bridges development gap in Assam, North-East," headlines DNA with photographs. "3 years on, grateful PM vows to fulfill promises," says Asian Age. "Despair to delivery," the Pioneer quotes the Prime Minister. "Bouquets, brickbats on NDA 3rd anniversary," the Statesman includes the Opposition's view. "31 thousand cheers on Modi government's 3rd anniversary," is the Economic Times comment on the surge in Sensex.
"Man who slayed Punjab terror passes away at 82. "Gill's vigil made the nation sleep in peace." reports Mail Today. "Punjab has lost its True General," says DNA. "Supercop ed own doctrine," opines Indian Express.
"New restrictions on Cattle slaughter," has been noticed in the Hindu and other dailies.
"Sonia hosts lunch for a (dis)united Opposition," highlights DNA. "Nitish skips Sonia's lunch but will attend Modi's," says the Pioneer. "Grand alliance main item at Sonia presidential nominee lunch," reports Times of India and Statesman headlines, "Opposition to fight if no consensus," asserting "the onus is on BJP to reach out to the Opposition to evolve a consensus" on the issue.
"Government plans to prune employers contribution to the employees provident fund (EPF) to 10 percent from 12 percent currently," is noticed in Financial Express.
The Asian Age notes,"Trump plans Zero aid for Tibet, reversing the decades-old US policy" of helping "the community safeguard their identity under the Chinese rule."
And finally, " In a move to curb the use of Hookahs in hotels and restaurants, the government has prohibited food and drinks from being served in designated smoking areas. The new rules are a part of the changes made by the Health Ministry to the Prohibition of Smoking in Public Places Rules 2008." This means when you smoke, you only smoke.
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