Reducing gender gap can help India boost GDP: Ivanka
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi launching the BJP's campaign with a series of rallies in Gujarat is one of the top stories covered by the dailies this morning. "Modi attacks Rahul, his gaffes. Claims Congress celebrated release of Hafiz Saeed, doesn't specify how" leads The Asian age. " PM invokes son-of-the-soil sentiment" writes The Hindu adding "Modi launches election campaign, says Congress has an 'anti-Gujarat' mindset". "Congress hits back, says 'unhealthy mindset' " states DNA.
Referring to the 24 year old Kerala woman Hadiya who converted from Hinduism to Islam, The Statesman writes "Supreme Court sets Hadiya free from parents' custody. Rules she will be allowed to complete her studies at Salem Homoeo College".
On Lashkar-e-Taiba, founder and Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD)Chief Hafiz Saeed Hindustan Times leads "Hafiz Saeed files petition in UN to drop terrorist tag". The paper adds that New Delhi is watching 26/11 mastermind's move closely.
"NCR Rohingyas dig in heels" leads Mail Today adding "Rohingyas refuse to budge from National Capital Territory (NCR)".
"Aadhaar cases may go to Constitution Bench" informs The Hindu.
"I-T sends 30 Crore Rupees notice to AAP, after 34 chances to explain" reports DNA.
The Times of India in its lead story quotes US President Donald Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka Trump as saying "Excited to visit India, much we can do together". The paper writes she made a strong pitch for women's empowerment.
And finally, Prince Harry is to marry his American actress girlfriend Meghan Markle. Well, DNA reports that the Prince fifth in line to the throne will marry Meghan next spring and the pair will live at Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace in London.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launching the BJP's campaign with a series of rallies in Gujarat is one of the top stories covered by the dailies this morning. "Modi attacks Rahul, his gaffes. Claims Congress celebrated release of Hafiz Saeed, doesn't specify how" leads The Asian age. " PM invokes son-of-the-soil sentiment" writes The Hindu adding "Modi launches election campaign, says Congress has an 'anti-Gujarat' mindset". "Congress hits back, says 'unhealthy mindset' " states DNA.
Referring to the 24 year old Kerala woman Hadiya who converted from Hinduism to Islam, The Statesman writes "Supreme Court sets Hadiya free from parents' custody. Rules she will be allowed to complete her studies at Salem Homoeo College".
On Lashkar-e-Taiba, founder and Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD)Chief Hafiz Saeed Hindustan Times leads "Hafiz Saeed files petition in UN to drop terrorist tag". The paper adds that New Delhi is watching 26/11 mastermind's move closely.
"NCR Rohingyas dig in heels" leads Mail Today adding "Rohingyas refuse to budge from National Capital Territory (NCR)".
"Aadhaar cases may go to Constitution Bench" informs The Hindu.
"I-T sends 30 Crore Rupees notice to AAP, after 34 chances to explain" reports DNA.
The Times of India in its lead story quotes US President Donald Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka Trump as saying "Excited to visit India, much we can do together". The paper writes she made a strong pitch for women's empowerment.
And finally, Prince Harry is to marry his American actress girlfriend Meghan Markle. Well, DNA reports that the Prince fifth in line to the throne will marry Meghan next spring and the pair will live at Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace in London.
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