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Finance minister's concern over surfacing of more and more banking frauds and Human Resource Minister's decision cutting short the NCERT syllabus are the two stories that occupy headline space in most newspapers this morning.
"Jaitley hits out at lax regulators, auditors" is how the Hindustan Times has headlined the PNB fraud case and has further quoted the Finance Minister as saying, "There were multiple layers of auditing system which chose to either look the other way or do a casual job." Reporting on the same story The Hindu says, "Jaitley hints at tightening of laws" further adding a subtext voicing concern of finance minister who blames 'Inadequate supervision and indifference' to be the real culprits.
CBI cracking down on PNB officials and the offending duo of Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi is widely covered by newspapers. "CBI questions PNB officials; 21 Nirav properties attached" is the headline that appears in The Hindustan Times. The Asian Age headlines it saying, "Nirav, Choksi lose passport; ED attaches 21 properties.
DNA, writing on the syllabus-cut by the Human Resource Minister says,"NCERT to cut syllabus by half in 2019" The Hindustan Times has covered it as, "NCERT to trim syllabus by half to lighten workload".
Prime minister inaugurating the Amma two-wheeler scheme in TamilNadu is yet another story that finds front-page mention. "Prime Minister launches Two-wheeler scheme" is The Hindu Headline adding the further that 'One lakh working women will be covered anually in T.N'.
There comes a surgery that could bring a huge relief to the patients undergoing cancer treatment. The statesman has a story that says, "Robotic cryosurgery lifeline for cancer patients", based on a mechanism that is totally stitchless and eliminates the need for amputation.
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Finance minister's concern over surfacing of more and more banking frauds and Human Resource Minister's decision cutting short the NCERT syllabus are the two stories that occupy headline space in most newspapers this morning.
"Jaitley hits out at lax regulators, auditors" is how the Hindustan Times has headlined the PNB fraud case and has further quoted the Finance Minister as saying, "There were multiple layers of auditing system which chose to either look the other way or do a casual job." Reporting on the same story The Hindu says, "Jaitley hints at tightening of laws" further adding a subtext voicing concern of finance minister who blames 'Inadequate supervision and indifference' to be the real culprits.
CBI cracking down on PNB officials and the offending duo of Nirav Modi and Mehul Choksi is widely covered by newspapers. "CBI questions PNB officials; 21 Nirav properties attached" is the headline that appears in The Hindustan Times. The Asian Age headlines it saying, "Nirav, Choksi lose passport; ED attaches 21 properties.
DNA, writing on the syllabus-cut by the Human Resource Minister says,"NCERT to cut syllabus by half in 2019" The Hindustan Times has covered it as, "NCERT to trim syllabus by half to lighten workload".
Prime minister inaugurating the Amma two-wheeler scheme in TamilNadu is yet another story that finds front-page mention. "Prime Minister launches Two-wheeler scheme" is The Hindu Headline adding the further that 'One lakh working women will be covered anually in T.N'.
There comes a surgery that could bring a huge relief to the patients undergoing cancer treatment. The statesman has a story that says, "Robotic cryosurgery lifeline for cancer patients", based on a mechanism that is totally stitchless and eliminates the need for amputation.
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