No compromise on Ram temple construction in Ayodhya: Subramanian Swamy
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Most newspapers have prominently featured the killing of Burhan Wani's successor on their front pages. "Wani II" cornered & killed" is the DNA headline. The Hindu headline reads "Protests erupt as Wani's successor killed in Pulwama". The paper writes that one person was killed and 50 injured in the protests.
The Business Standard reports that states like Kerala, West Bengal and Puducherry have slammed the animal slaughter ban and may move court against it.
WHO's confirmation of the Zika virus hitting India has also been noticed by many newspapers. "Zika hit India in January, govt kept it a secret" writes DNA.
Nitish Kumar's meeting with PM Modi has caught the attention of many newspapers. The Sunday Tribune writes that the Delhi meet sets tongues wagging. "Old allies, new partnership?" wonders The Asian Age. The paper adds that Nitish Kumar was quick to scotch the rumours about him gravitating towards the ruling NDA.
Financial Express reports that the EPFO has rejected the Centre's proposal to bring down the employer's contribution to PF to 10%. PF contribution will continue to remain at 12%.
"Natural gas business running out of steam" is the headline in Sunday Pioneer. The paper adds that the government-mandated gas price is significantly lower than the cost of production. Financial Express echoes that sentiment with it's headline "Natural gas no longer profitable".
The Asian Age quotes the BJP president Amit Shah as saying that the BJP would consult all Opposition parties before picking a candidate for the top post.
"Sehwag told to apply for coach; could face Kumble", is the Indian Express headline. The paper reports that officials of the BCCI have asked former opener Virender Sehwag to apply for the post of India coach.
And finally, under it's story entitled "Where there's a bill, there's a benefactor", the Hindu reports that doctors are now turning to crowdfunding to ensure treatment for needy patients.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Most newspapers have prominently featured the killing of Burhan Wani's successor on their front pages. "Wani II" cornered & killed" is the DNA headline. The Hindu headline reads "Protests erupt as Wani's successor killed in Pulwama". The paper writes that one person was killed and 50 injured in the protests.
The Business Standard reports that states like Kerala, West Bengal and Puducherry have slammed the animal slaughter ban and may move court against it.
WHO's confirmation of the Zika virus hitting India has also been noticed by many newspapers. "Zika hit India in January, govt kept it a secret" writes DNA.
Nitish Kumar's meeting with PM Modi has caught the attention of many newspapers. The Sunday Tribune writes that the Delhi meet sets tongues wagging. "Old allies, new partnership?" wonders The Asian Age. The paper adds that Nitish Kumar was quick to scotch the rumours about him gravitating towards the ruling NDA.
Financial Express reports that the EPFO has rejected the Centre's proposal to bring down the employer's contribution to PF to 10%. PF contribution will continue to remain at 12%.
"Natural gas business running out of steam" is the headline in Sunday Pioneer. The paper adds that the government-mandated gas price is significantly lower than the cost of production. Financial Express echoes that sentiment with it's headline "Natural gas no longer profitable".
The Asian Age quotes the BJP president Amit Shah as saying that the BJP would consult all Opposition parties before picking a candidate for the top post.
"Sehwag told to apply for coach; could face Kumble", is the Indian Express headline. The paper reports that officials of the BCCI have asked former opener Virender Sehwag to apply for the post of India coach.
And finally, under it's story entitled "Where there's a bill, there's a benefactor", the Hindu reports that doctors are now turning to crowdfunding to ensure treatment for needy patients.
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