Karnataka poll: Congress inches ahead but Lingayat card may not work
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
"Seven Indian workers kidnapped from Afghan province" is the lead in the Hindustan Times. The Times of India headlines "Seven Indians abducted in Afghanistan, Taliban hand suspected".
"Kashmir on edge after 10 die in gunfight, clashes" notices the Hindu. "Professor among five militants killed in Valley, five civilians die in protests" writes the Indian Express.
"Pakistani Interior Minister survives assassination bid" reports the Hindu.
"Don't need CBI probe, if not police, who to trust", the Indian Express quotes J&K Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, on the Kathua rape and murder case.
Concerned over key infrastructure projects getting delayed, "Modi tells Secretaries: If projects stuck, act on your own; 'Don't wait for me to intervene' " notices the Asian Age.
"Survivors may get to report child sex abuse till age 25" the Hindustan Times states, of the Union Women and Child Development Ministry seeking a 7-year time limit after such persons turn 18, to report such offences.
"Namaz must be offered in mosques, not public places" The Indian Express cites Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.
'No precedent of government returning collegium's recommendation' for elevation of Uttarakhand Chief Justice K.M. Joseph as a judge of the top court, the Statesman quotes Justice Kurian Joseph, a member of the collegium.
And finally, "Artificial Intelligence to ensure hygienic food in trains; Besides fresh menu, IRCTC to use environment-friendly food containers" reports the Pioneer, as the much-maligned catering services of the Indian Railways are all set to undergo a major 'technological' revolution!
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
"Seven Indian workers kidnapped from Afghan province" is the lead in the Hindustan Times. The Times of India headlines "Seven Indians abducted in Afghanistan, Taliban hand suspected".
"Kashmir on edge after 10 die in gunfight, clashes" notices the Hindu. "Professor among five militants killed in Valley, five civilians die in protests" writes the Indian Express.
"Pakistani Interior Minister survives assassination bid" reports the Hindu.
"Don't need CBI probe, if not police, who to trust", the Indian Express quotes J&K Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti, on the Kathua rape and murder case.
Concerned over key infrastructure projects getting delayed, "Modi tells Secretaries: If projects stuck, act on your own; 'Don't wait for me to intervene' " notices the Asian Age.
"Survivors may get to report child sex abuse till age 25" the Hindustan Times states, of the Union Women and Child Development Ministry seeking a 7-year time limit after such persons turn 18, to report such offences.
"Namaz must be offered in mosques, not public places" The Indian Express cites Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar.
'No precedent of government returning collegium's recommendation' for elevation of Uttarakhand Chief Justice K.M. Joseph as a judge of the top court, the Statesman quotes Justice Kurian Joseph, a member of the collegium.
And finally, "Artificial Intelligence to ensure hygienic food in trains; Besides fresh menu, IRCTC to use environment-friendly food containers" reports the Pioneer, as the much-maligned catering services of the Indian Railways are all set to undergo a major 'technological' revolution!
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