24/7 power to farmers from January 1: K Chandrashekhar Rao
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Prime Minister Modi in Manila, and the alarming air pollution in Delhi receive major focus this morning.
"Modi, Trump to talk trade, security" writes the Hindustan Times, ahead of the Prime Minister's meeting with the US President in Manila. "China in mind, India joins Quadrilateral with US, Australia, Japan" headlines the Pioneer, adding, "First official-level talks ahead of ASEAN meet focus on 'free and open' India-Pacific region".
"Delhi government to press for odd-even as air quality gets worse" highlights the Hindustan Times. "Delhi relapses into distress" headlines the Pioneer in red. The Indian Express writes "Crop-burning could have been avoided this year, but finding money was a problem".
'More funds for banks to boost jobs, growth', the Asian Age cites Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
"Congress retains Chitrakoot, sees 'winds of change' " reports the Statesman, of the bypoll held in Madhya Pradesh.
'Ryan juvenile coaxed victim to accompany him to toilet' the Times of India cites the juvenile justice board, being told by the accused juvenile in the Pradyuman murder case.
"Soon, elite force for Metro security" writes the DNA, of the CISF raising a special elite force of 40 commandos, specialising in terror intrusion and close combat.
"DNA test for a more fit Indian cricket team" introduced by the BCCI, to reveal the genetic fitness blueprint of an individual, reports the Tribune.
The Hindu focuses on a 12-year-old girl aiming to sing her way to a Guinness record of singing in most languages in one concert. Sucheta Satish, of The Indian High School in Dubai, learnt to sing in 80 languages in just over a year, and now aims to croon in 85 languages.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Prime Minister Modi in Manila, and the alarming air pollution in Delhi receive major focus this morning.
"Modi, Trump to talk trade, security" writes the Hindustan Times, ahead of the Prime Minister's meeting with the US President in Manila. "China in mind, India joins Quadrilateral with US, Australia, Japan" headlines the Pioneer, adding, "First official-level talks ahead of ASEAN meet focus on 'free and open' India-Pacific region".
"Delhi government to press for odd-even as air quality gets worse" highlights the Hindustan Times. "Delhi relapses into distress" headlines the Pioneer in red. The Indian Express writes "Crop-burning could have been avoided this year, but finding money was a problem".
'More funds for banks to boost jobs, growth', the Asian Age cites Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
"Congress retains Chitrakoot, sees 'winds of change' " reports the Statesman, of the bypoll held in Madhya Pradesh.
'Ryan juvenile coaxed victim to accompany him to toilet' the Times of India cites the juvenile justice board, being told by the accused juvenile in the Pradyuman murder case.
"Soon, elite force for Metro security" writes the DNA, of the CISF raising a special elite force of 40 commandos, specialising in terror intrusion and close combat.
"DNA test for a more fit Indian cricket team" introduced by the BCCI, to reveal the genetic fitness blueprint of an individual, reports the Tribune.
The Hindu focuses on a 12-year-old girl aiming to sing her way to a Guinness record of singing in most languages in one concert. Sucheta Satish, of The Indian High School in Dubai, learnt to sing in 80 languages in just over a year, and now aims to croon in 85 languages.
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