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LeT Commander Abu Dujana killed in an encounter, and Niti Aayog chief, Arvind Panagariya quitting his post, receive prominent attention in the press.
"Top Pak LeT militant killed in J&K encounter" highlights The Asian Age. "Forces in Jammu and Kashmir track, kill top LeT militant on secret visit to wife" is The Times of India headline.
"Panagariya steps down as chief of Niti Aayog, will return to academia" is The Indian Express lead, adding that he "Raised red flags, couldn't stop power centres within".
On the ongoing debate on right to privacy, The Hindustan Times reports " Panel to suggest steps to protect personal data, government informs Supreme Court". 'Aadhaar can't be used to track citizens' DNA cites the Centre. Times of India quotes the Supreme Court ' Economic rights can't undermine basic rights'.
"Shah pulls up party MPs for skipping Parliament" reports The Hindustan Times, of BJP President Amit Shah. The Asian Age states "Absentee legislators may have to give written explanation".
"AIADMK may join NDA after its factions merge" is a front page story in The Hindustan Times. The Hindu writes "Only a united AIADMK can be an ally, says BJP".
"Gujarat ex-top cop Vanzara cleared in Sohrabuddin, Prajapati encounter cases" highlights The Times of India. The Indian Express says " CBI court cites lack of evidence, gives clean chit to Vanzara".
Hindustan Times has a box item termed 'Kitchen politics', on the Gujarat Congress MLAs lodged in a Karnataka resort, "Congress MLAs miss home food, to get Gujarati chef".
DNA reports on "Stray cattle : Haryana may send its bulls to MP" as the deadline of August 15 to be the first state to be free of stray cattle, approaches.
And finally, "After losing 31-year -old son, woman delivers healthy baby boy at 64" through in vitro fertilisation, is a story of hope and possibilities, in The Times of India.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
LeT Commander Abu Dujana killed in an encounter, and Niti Aayog chief, Arvind Panagariya quitting his post, receive prominent attention in the press.
"Top Pak LeT militant killed in J&K encounter" highlights The Asian Age. "Forces in Jammu and Kashmir track, kill top LeT militant on secret visit to wife" is The Times of India headline.
"Panagariya steps down as chief of Niti Aayog, will return to academia" is The Indian Express lead, adding that he "Raised red flags, couldn't stop power centres within".
On the ongoing debate on right to privacy, The Hindustan Times reports " Panel to suggest steps to protect personal data, government informs Supreme Court". 'Aadhaar can't be used to track citizens' DNA cites the Centre. Times of India quotes the Supreme Court ' Economic rights can't undermine basic rights'.
"Shah pulls up party MPs for skipping Parliament" reports The Hindustan Times, of BJP President Amit Shah. The Asian Age states "Absentee legislators may have to give written explanation".
"AIADMK may join NDA after its factions merge" is a front page story in The Hindustan Times. The Hindu writes "Only a united AIADMK can be an ally, says BJP".
"Gujarat ex-top cop Vanzara cleared in Sohrabuddin, Prajapati encounter cases" highlights The Times of India. The Indian Express says " CBI court cites lack of evidence, gives clean chit to Vanzara".
Hindustan Times has a box item termed 'Kitchen politics', on the Gujarat Congress MLAs lodged in a Karnataka resort, "Congress MLAs miss home food, to get Gujarati chef".
DNA reports on "Stray cattle : Haryana may send its bulls to MP" as the deadline of August 15 to be the first state to be free of stray cattle, approaches.
And finally, "After losing 31-year -old son, woman delivers healthy baby boy at 64" through in vitro fertilisation, is a story of hope and possibilities, in The Times of India.
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