RK Nagar Nomination Rejected, Actor Vishal Says "Mockery Of Democracy"
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Rahul Gandhi filing nomination papers for party president is the lead headline across most papers today. "Rahul set to be elected Congress Chief unopposed" writes the Hindustan Times, while the DNA says "Scion walks into waiting throne", adding " Modi calls it Aurangzeb Raj".
"Final ayodhya hearing starts today, litigants have a common plea: decide once for all", writes the Indian Express.
The Hindustan Times writes that at least one in every seven traffic policemen in Delhi has been diagnosed with respiratory disorders, according to preliminary data from a medical check up being done to evaluate the effects of air pollution on the force.
The passing away of yesteryears cine star Shashi Kapoor has been noticed by all papers."Iconic actor Shashi Kapoor dies after long battle with Kidney disease" says the Hindustan Times.
And finally, The Times of India writes - "Women handle pressure better - Men choke under competition, Research on Tennis players finds". The paper says that when faced with a stressful situation, we all react in different ways. However, when the going gets tough, it seems that women are better keeping their cool than men.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Rahul Gandhi filing nomination papers for party president is the lead headline across most papers today. "Rahul set to be elected Congress Chief unopposed" writes the Hindustan Times, while the DNA says "Scion walks into waiting throne", adding " Modi calls it Aurangzeb Raj".
"Final ayodhya hearing starts today, litigants have a common plea: decide once for all", writes the Indian Express.
The Hindustan Times writes that at least one in every seven traffic policemen in Delhi has been diagnosed with respiratory disorders, according to preliminary data from a medical check up being done to evaluate the effects of air pollution on the force.
The passing away of yesteryears cine star Shashi Kapoor has been noticed by all papers."Iconic actor Shashi Kapoor dies after long battle with Kidney disease" says the Hindustan Times.
And finally, The Times of India writes - "Women handle pressure better - Men choke under competition, Research on Tennis players finds". The paper says that when faced with a stressful situation, we all react in different ways. However, when the going gets tough, it seems that women are better keeping their cool than men.
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