BJP dares KCR for public debate on farmers' issues
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
"Twist in the tale: Sridevi died due to 'accidental drowning", is the top headline in The Times of India. "Sri Devi fainted, died after accidental drowning in bath-tub," headlines The Indian Express. Sridevi's death in Dubai continues to get front-page coverage, with the Pioneer writing "Return of body to Mumbai may be delayed - Dubai Police tells Indian Embassy 'Clearance' from authorities awaited.
DNA reports - "Enforcement Directorate moves to sieze Nirav Modi foreign assets", after getting special permission from a anti-graft court in Mumbai - as a certain part of the proceeds involved in money laundering by the jeweller in the 11,400 crore rupee PNB scandal - are believed to be parked in six foreign countries.
"Rahul questions Prime Minister over delay in setting up Lokpal" - headlines the Hindu. During his three day tour of Northern Karnataka, the Congress President accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of favouring the 'super rich' and questioned why he had still not appointed a 'Lokpal' to fight corruption.
The Indian Express writes - "J&K Police told to crack down on big militant funerals." The Intelligence wing says this will help curb fresh recruitment into militant ranks since, ‘glamourised massive and multiple funerals of militants in the vally have become 'fertile ground' for recruiters.
And finally, Hindustan Times reports that the National Green Tribunal has asked the Delhi and Haryana governments to identify and address the sources of toxins and pollution in the Yamuna, and to ensure that action is taken against the polluting industries.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
"Twist in the tale: Sridevi died due to 'accidental drowning", is the top headline in The Times of India. "Sri Devi fainted, died after accidental drowning in bath-tub," headlines The Indian Express. Sridevi's death in Dubai continues to get front-page coverage, with the Pioneer writing "Return of body to Mumbai may be delayed - Dubai Police tells Indian Embassy 'Clearance' from authorities awaited.
DNA reports - "Enforcement Directorate moves to sieze Nirav Modi foreign assets", after getting special permission from a anti-graft court in Mumbai - as a certain part of the proceeds involved in money laundering by the jeweller in the 11,400 crore rupee PNB scandal - are believed to be parked in six foreign countries.
"Rahul questions Prime Minister over delay in setting up Lokpal" - headlines the Hindu. During his three day tour of Northern Karnataka, the Congress President accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of favouring the 'super rich' and questioned why he had still not appointed a 'Lokpal' to fight corruption.
The Indian Express writes - "J&K Police told to crack down on big militant funerals." The Intelligence wing says this will help curb fresh recruitment into militant ranks since, ‘glamourised massive and multiple funerals of militants in the vally have become 'fertile ground' for recruiters.
And finally, Hindustan Times reports that the National Green Tribunal has asked the Delhi and Haryana governments to identify and address the sources of toxins and pollution in the Yamuna, and to ensure that action is taken against the polluting industries.
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