Hearing of Amit Shah son's defamation case against news portal adjourned to October 16
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Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's campaign tour of Gujarat and BJP President Amit Shah's visit to Rahul Gandhi's Lok Sabha constituency Amethi in Uttar Pradesh dominate front page headlines. The DNA quotes Mr Shah as saying about Rahul Gandhi " He cant see through his Italian specs". In the backdrop of some government ministers defending Mr Amit Shah's son Jay Shah against allegations of financial wrongdoing, The Asian Age quotes Mr Gandhi as saying "Government has shifted to Beta Bachao".
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh's interaction with the media after inaugurating the new headquarters of the National Investigation Agency gets wide traction in the press. The Asian Age quotes him as saying "Terror funding probe has crushed separatists' morale in J&K valley". The Hindu reports him as saying "Charges against Jay Shah baseless".
The hearing in the Supreme Court regarding a 'living will' whereby a patient gives advance authorisation to remove life support systems in case of irreversible terminal illness is prominently noticed on the front pages of many newspapers. The Pioneer writes "Living will prone to misuse, cant allow : Government to Supreme Court". The Tribune reports that the government "favours passive euthanasia on advise of medical board".
On the state of mental health in the country, The Tribune reports experts as saying on World Mental Health day yesterday" 3 in 10 working people will face mental health issues. Para military forces manageing depression quite well.
In a special story, The Times of India reports "To market new drugs in India, global trials must include desis.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi's campaign tour of Gujarat and BJP President Amit Shah's visit to Rahul Gandhi's Lok Sabha constituency Amethi in Uttar Pradesh dominate front page headlines. The DNA quotes Mr Shah as saying about Rahul Gandhi " He cant see through his Italian specs". In the backdrop of some government ministers defending Mr Amit Shah's son Jay Shah against allegations of financial wrongdoing, The Asian Age quotes Mr Gandhi as saying "Government has shifted to Beta Bachao".
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh's interaction with the media after inaugurating the new headquarters of the National Investigation Agency gets wide traction in the press. The Asian Age quotes him as saying "Terror funding probe has crushed separatists' morale in J&K valley". The Hindu reports him as saying "Charges against Jay Shah baseless".
The hearing in the Supreme Court regarding a 'living will' whereby a patient gives advance authorisation to remove life support systems in case of irreversible terminal illness is prominently noticed on the front pages of many newspapers. The Pioneer writes "Living will prone to misuse, cant allow : Government to Supreme Court". The Tribune reports that the government "favours passive euthanasia on advise of medical board".
On the state of mental health in the country, The Tribune reports experts as saying on World Mental Health day yesterday" 3 in 10 working people will face mental health issues. Para military forces manageing depression quite well.
In a special story, The Times of India reports "To market new drugs in India, global trials must include desis.
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