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The United States naming Pakistan based Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) as a foreign terrorist organisation and a Specially Designated Global Terrorist group is one of the stories that finds mention in the front pages of most of the dailies this morning."US designates Hizb global terror group. Fulfills long standing Indian demand"leads Hindustan Times.
Referring to the case of a Muslim man whose marriage was annulled by the Kerala High Court saying it was the case of alleged "love jihad" the Statesman writes "Supreme Court directs NIA probe into 'love jihad' nikah annulment."
"Supreme Court panel to review 241 'closed' 1984 riot cases", states the Asian Age, adding "Committee to comprise 2 retired Supreme Court judges".
After cardiac stents, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) has capped the pricing of orthopedic knee implants. The cobalt chromium knee implant, available at over 1,58,000 rupees at hospitals, will now be available for a ceiling price of 54,720 rupees, reports the Business Standard.
Referring to the Gorakhpur tragedy, the Hindu writes, "Gorakhpur deaths not due to lack of oxygen, says panel". The paper quotes the government committee as saying "As per record we have fewer deaths than last year."
"Chinese phone companies told to give security information" states the DNA. The paper writes that the centre has sent notice to 21 smart phone makers over data leak concerns.
" 'Make in India' driven metro rail policy gets Cabinet nod" informs The Hindu Business Line, adding "Cabinet Mandates some level of private participation in operation and maintenance.
And finally, Let the sun shine on your dirty denims! A new way to clean jeans through solar exposure. Well, the DNA reports that Scientists at the International Advanced Research Centre for Powder Metallurgy and New Materials (ARCI), Hyderabad have discovered that when coated with a layer of titanium dioxide, jeans can simply be hung out to dry in the sunlight and they will get cleaned through a process called photocatalysis. To boot, any germs the fabric might have contacted also get neutralised.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The United States naming Pakistan based Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) as a foreign terrorist organisation and a Specially Designated Global Terrorist group is one of the stories that finds mention in the front pages of most of the dailies this morning."US designates Hizb global terror group. Fulfills long standing Indian demand"leads Hindustan Times.
Referring to the case of a Muslim man whose marriage was annulled by the Kerala High Court saying it was the case of alleged "love jihad" the Statesman writes "Supreme Court directs NIA probe into 'love jihad' nikah annulment."
"Supreme Court panel to review 241 'closed' 1984 riot cases", states the Asian Age, adding "Committee to comprise 2 retired Supreme Court judges".
After cardiac stents, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) has capped the pricing of orthopedic knee implants. The cobalt chromium knee implant, available at over 1,58,000 rupees at hospitals, will now be available for a ceiling price of 54,720 rupees, reports the Business Standard.
Referring to the Gorakhpur tragedy, the Hindu writes, "Gorakhpur deaths not due to lack of oxygen, says panel". The paper quotes the government committee as saying "As per record we have fewer deaths than last year."
"Chinese phone companies told to give security information" states the DNA. The paper writes that the centre has sent notice to 21 smart phone makers over data leak concerns.
" 'Make in India' driven metro rail policy gets Cabinet nod" informs The Hindu Business Line, adding "Cabinet Mandates some level of private participation in operation and maintenance.
And finally, Let the sun shine on your dirty denims! A new way to clean jeans through solar exposure. Well, the DNA reports that Scientists at the International Advanced Research Centre for Powder Metallurgy and New Materials (ARCI), Hyderabad have discovered that when coated with a layer of titanium dioxide, jeans can simply be hung out to dry in the sunlight and they will get cleaned through a process called photocatalysis. To boot, any germs the fabric might have contacted also get neutralised.
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