Army captain, 3 jawans killed in Pakistan shelling in J&K's Rajouri, India retaliates strongly
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
It's a rare event which is featured across the front pages of all newspapers. The victory of the Indian team in the Under 19 Cricket World Cup is one such event. The photograph of the victorious Indian team is prominently featured on all front pages.
"Northeast uplift key to India's growth story: PM", headlines the Sunday Statesman. The story quotes the PM as saying that the North East is at the heart of the Centre's Act East Policy.
In its lead story, DNA quotes the Finance minister as saying that the Budget is a popular budget, not a populist one. The finance minister also said that it was a challenging budget as they were faced with a growth slowdown and only 11 months' revenues, adds the paper.
"11700 SC/ST staff in Maharashtra government face sack", writes the Times of India. These employees had either not submitted their SC/ST certificate or submitted fake certificates. Some of them who were hired as clerks have risen to deputy secretary levels after over 20 years of service, adds the paper.
Business Standard reports that an amendment proposed by the Finance Bill 2018 seeks to exempt foreign companies engaged in shipping, air transport, oil exploration and turnkey construction projects from the ambit of Minimum Alternate Tax or MAT.
"Congress in a fix on CM face for Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh polls" is a headline in The Asian Age. The paper writes that in Rajasthan, Sachin Pilot and Ashok Gehlot are top contenders, while in Madhya Pradesh, Jyotiraditya Scindia and Kamal Nath are front runners to being nominated as the chief ministerial candidates.
Sunday Pioneer lead story says that the Supreme Court has held that "all Hindu daughters have property rights". The decision has made it a general rule that a daughter - living or dead - will be entitled to a share in the father's property, thus making her children too to claim this right, the paper adds.
guilt-free meat could be a possibility soon. "Cultured meat and milk set to be next food revolution" says a headline in Sunday Pioneer.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
It's a rare event which is featured across the front pages of all newspapers. The victory of the Indian team in the Under 19 Cricket World Cup is one such event. The photograph of the victorious Indian team is prominently featured on all front pages.
"Northeast uplift key to India's growth story: PM", headlines the Sunday Statesman. The story quotes the PM as saying that the North East is at the heart of the Centre's Act East Policy.
In its lead story, DNA quotes the Finance minister as saying that the Budget is a popular budget, not a populist one. The finance minister also said that it was a challenging budget as they were faced with a growth slowdown and only 11 months' revenues, adds the paper.
"11700 SC/ST staff in Maharashtra government face sack", writes the Times of India. These employees had either not submitted their SC/ST certificate or submitted fake certificates. Some of them who were hired as clerks have risen to deputy secretary levels after over 20 years of service, adds the paper.
Business Standard reports that an amendment proposed by the Finance Bill 2018 seeks to exempt foreign companies engaged in shipping, air transport, oil exploration and turnkey construction projects from the ambit of Minimum Alternate Tax or MAT.
"Congress in a fix on CM face for Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh polls" is a headline in The Asian Age. The paper writes that in Rajasthan, Sachin Pilot and Ashok Gehlot are top contenders, while in Madhya Pradesh, Jyotiraditya Scindia and Kamal Nath are front runners to being nominated as the chief ministerial candidates.
Sunday Pioneer lead story says that the Supreme Court has held that "all Hindu daughters have property rights". The decision has made it a general rule that a daughter - living or dead - will be entitled to a share in the father's property, thus making her children too to claim this right, the paper adds.
guilt-free meat could be a possibility soon. "Cultured meat and milk set to be next food revolution" says a headline in Sunday Pioneer.
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