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FOR A LOOK AT TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-
The newspapers are abuzz with the news about the government's nod to death penalty for rape convicts in the backdrop of nation's outrage over recent rape cases of Kathua and Unnao. Another big story in papers today is about Yashwant Sinha quitting the BJP, while the dailies also give prominence to The Fugitive Economic Offenders Ordinance to tighten the noose around economic offenders and escapees.
"Cabinet approves death penalty for rapists of children" headlines the Hindustan Times.
The Hindu headlines, "Cabinet approves death for rape of girls under 12 years" adding "Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance increases jail term to 20 years.
With Yashwant Sinha calling quit, the Hindu writes, "Sinha quits BJP, to launch campaign" adding in a sub-headline, "Former Union Minister says Centre undermining democracy."
Yashwant quits BJP, Shatru dares party to axe him, says the Times of India.
The Sunday Statesman writes "Yashwant quits BJP to fight for democracy."
"BE ALERT!" the message is loud and clear after the government approved the promulgation of the Fugitive Economic Offernders Ordinance 2018, which would empower government to confiscate and attach properties and assets of economic offenders.
Cabinet nod for Fugitive Econmic Offenders Ordinance" writes The Sunday Statesman.
Government to seize properties of 'fugitve economic offenders', headlines the Indian Express.
The Sunday Pioneer says, "New Ordinance OK'd to seize fugitive swindlers' properties."
"Malegaon blast case: new judge posted- previous judge transferred in February."- The Hindu.
The DNA quotes Maya Kodnani, "BJP stood by my side. Truth has prevailed. I was innocent."
If you've been thinking about a canine friend- Go Ahead! The DNA writes about a deaf and partially blind dog, Max, that stayed with a 3 year old girl through a rainy night before leading family and rescuers to her, after more than 15 hours in the wild. Max has received police honours for his chivalry and fidelity.
FOR A LOOK AT TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-
The newspapers are abuzz with the news about the government's nod to death penalty for rape convicts in the backdrop of nation's outrage over recent rape cases of Kathua and Unnao. Another big story in papers today is about Yashwant Sinha quitting the BJP, while the dailies also give prominence to The Fugitive Economic Offenders Ordinance to tighten the noose around economic offenders and escapees.
"Cabinet approves death penalty for rapists of children" headlines the Hindustan Times.
The Hindu headlines, "Cabinet approves death for rape of girls under 12 years" adding "Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance increases jail term to 20 years.
With Yashwant Sinha calling quit, the Hindu writes, "Sinha quits BJP, to launch campaign" adding in a sub-headline, "Former Union Minister says Centre undermining democracy."
Yashwant quits BJP, Shatru dares party to axe him, says the Times of India.
The Sunday Statesman writes "Yashwant quits BJP to fight for democracy."
"BE ALERT!" the message is loud and clear after the government approved the promulgation of the Fugitive Economic Offernders Ordinance 2018, which would empower government to confiscate and attach properties and assets of economic offenders.
Cabinet nod for Fugitive Econmic Offenders Ordinance" writes The Sunday Statesman.
Government to seize properties of 'fugitve economic offenders', headlines the Indian Express.
The Sunday Pioneer says, "New Ordinance OK'd to seize fugitive swindlers' properties."
"Malegaon blast case: new judge posted- previous judge transferred in February."- The Hindu.
The DNA quotes Maya Kodnani, "BJP stood by my side. Truth has prevailed. I was innocent."
If you've been thinking about a canine friend- Go Ahead! The DNA writes about a deaf and partially blind dog, Max, that stayed with a 3 year old girl through a rainy night before leading family and rescuers to her, after more than 15 hours in the wild. Max has received police honours for his chivalry and fidelity.
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