India guru rape: Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh jailed for 20 years
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The high alert today in many states as the quantum of punishment for Dera Saccha Sauda sect chief Ram Rahim Singh will be pronounced makes for front page news in all papers.
"Sentence at 2:30, uneasy calm - no mobile internet in Punjab, Haryana till tomorrow" says The Tribune.
Delhi Chandigarh air fares rise train bus services hit, headlines The Pioneer.
Over 2000 central forces have been deployed around the Rohtak Sunaria jail reports The Hindu.
The DNA carries a picture of indian shuttlers P V Sindhu and Saina Nehwal with their silver and bronze medals respectively at BWF World Championship in Glasgow.
Kashmiri Pandits demanding their homeland and repeal of Article 370 in their annual convention has been covered by The Pioneer.
The Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi's stern warning to the recent perpetrators of violence in his Mann Ki Baat program has been covered by most papers. "PM - won't tolerate violence for faith" is The Asian Age headline.
The Delhi government has a new problem at hand - how to dispose of the banned plastic bags.They have confiscated 8,000kg of polythene bags since the NGT imposed ban on them on 10th August. thats a report in Hindustan Times.
Almost on the lines of Dasrath Manjhi the mountain man, Shyamlal carried out digging of one acre, 15 feet deep pond all by himself in Chattisgarh's Koriya district, after 27 years of toil. He was 15 when he started as he needed water for his cattle desperately says Hindustan Times.
The 23rd Delhi book fair enjoying a huge footfall yesterday/ Marathon runners in Nainital attacked by stray dogs/ a head constable Abhishek Patel saving 100 children from a bomb attack in Madhya Pradesh/todays papers carrying ads on GST faqs on IT/ 1000 rupee note to be back soon. some of the other stories covered by the papers today.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The high alert today in many states as the quantum of punishment for Dera Saccha Sauda sect chief Ram Rahim Singh will be pronounced makes for front page news in all papers.
"Sentence at 2:30, uneasy calm - no mobile internet in Punjab, Haryana till tomorrow" says The Tribune.
Delhi Chandigarh air fares rise train bus services hit, headlines The Pioneer.
Over 2000 central forces have been deployed around the Rohtak Sunaria jail reports The Hindu.
The DNA carries a picture of indian shuttlers P V Sindhu and Saina Nehwal with their silver and bronze medals respectively at BWF World Championship in Glasgow.
Kashmiri Pandits demanding their homeland and repeal of Article 370 in their annual convention has been covered by The Pioneer.
The Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi's stern warning to the recent perpetrators of violence in his Mann Ki Baat program has been covered by most papers. "PM - won't tolerate violence for faith" is The Asian Age headline.
The Delhi government has a new problem at hand - how to dispose of the banned plastic bags.They have confiscated 8,000kg of polythene bags since the NGT imposed ban on them on 10th August. thats a report in Hindustan Times.
Almost on the lines of Dasrath Manjhi the mountain man, Shyamlal carried out digging of one acre, 15 feet deep pond all by himself in Chattisgarh's Koriya district, after 27 years of toil. He was 15 when he started as he needed water for his cattle desperately says Hindustan Times.
The 23rd Delhi book fair enjoying a huge footfall yesterday/ Marathon runners in Nainital attacked by stray dogs/ a head constable Abhishek Patel saving 100 children from a bomb attack in Madhya Pradesh/todays papers carrying ads on GST faqs on IT/ 1000 rupee note to be back soon. some of the other stories covered by the papers today.
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