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NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
PM Modi's informal summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, and the first inter-Korean summit in more than a decade, dominate the newspaper headlines this morning.
"Two meets, One message: Peace"is how the DNA highlights it.
"Modi and Xi set tone by focusing on positives, plan more informal summits" leads the Times of India. The Asian Age writes "Modi, Xi vow to solidify relationship", adding "Rahul wants PM to talk Doklam".
"Koreas aim for denuclearisation"states The Hindu with a photograph of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un crossing the border into South Korea with President Moon Jae-in for a landmark summit. "One Language, One Nation, One Blood, we should be one", the Times of India quotes Kim.
Referring to the technical snag in a chartered plane carrying Rahul Gandhi to Karnataka, The Statesman reports "DGCA to probe Rahul aircraft snag, PM calls up Congress Chief" to enquire about his safety.
"2,000 junior doctors go on strike at AIIMS, patients hit" informs the Hindustan Times.
"Six AIIMS-like institutes survive on visiting faculty" from abroad and India on contract and deputation basis, focuses The Pioneer on its front page.
"Facebook warns users, investors of more data leaks" observes the Times of India.
"Mocked by Tripura CM, Diana says, 'Proud of my exotic brown colour' ", a day after Tripura Chief Minister, Biplab Kumar Deb mocked 1997 Miss World, Diana Hayden at an event in Agartala, asking whether she deserved the crown, is a front page story in Times of India.
And finally, "Where a donkey is a naib tehsildar aspirant" writes the DNA, of a donkey named Kachur Khar being issued an admit card by the Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board to take the test for naib tehsildar in J&K on Sunday, complete with a passport-sized photograph, and details like father's name and date of birth!
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
PM Modi's informal summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, and the first inter-Korean summit in more than a decade, dominate the newspaper headlines this morning.
"Two meets, One message: Peace"is how the DNA highlights it.
"Modi and Xi set tone by focusing on positives, plan more informal summits" leads the Times of India. The Asian Age writes "Modi, Xi vow to solidify relationship", adding "Rahul wants PM to talk Doklam".
"Koreas aim for denuclearisation"states The Hindu with a photograph of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un crossing the border into South Korea with President Moon Jae-in for a landmark summit. "One Language, One Nation, One Blood, we should be one", the Times of India quotes Kim.
Referring to the technical snag in a chartered plane carrying Rahul Gandhi to Karnataka, The Statesman reports "DGCA to probe Rahul aircraft snag, PM calls up Congress Chief" to enquire about his safety.
"2,000 junior doctors go on strike at AIIMS, patients hit" informs the Hindustan Times.
"Six AIIMS-like institutes survive on visiting faculty" from abroad and India on contract and deputation basis, focuses The Pioneer on its front page.
"Facebook warns users, investors of more data leaks" observes the Times of India.
"Mocked by Tripura CM, Diana says, 'Proud of my exotic brown colour' ", a day after Tripura Chief Minister, Biplab Kumar Deb mocked 1997 Miss World, Diana Hayden at an event in Agartala, asking whether she deserved the crown, is a front page story in Times of India.
And finally, "Where a donkey is a naib tehsildar aspirant" writes the DNA, of a donkey named Kachur Khar being issued an admit card by the Jammu and Kashmir Service Selection Board to take the test for naib tehsildar in J&K on Sunday, complete with a passport-sized photograph, and details like father's name and date of birth!
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