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In a first major operation under Governor's rule in J&K, the Times of India reports "21 top terrorists on 'hit list' of security forces in valley".
In view of the sniping incident by Pakistan Rangers at Chamliyal post, "for the first time since Independence the famous chamliyal Mela has been cancelled by the administration in Jammu", is a front page news in the Tribune.
Turning Down NCRB's proposal for police to have some access to Aadhaar database, UIDAI denies it arguing, the law prohibits sharing of such data. "Úse of Aadhaar data for investigating crime not allowed under law" highlights the Indian Express and the Times of India.
India making its first official move to clampdown against big bank loan defaulters, moved a court against liquor baron Vijay Mallya to confiscate his assets worth rupees 12,500 crore. "ED seeks 'Fugitive Offender'tag for Mallya under new legislation" reports the Pioneer.
Over 80 days after its launch on April 1st, "e-way bill generation touches 10 crore mark" and still showing an upward trend is a headline in the Hindu Business Line.
The government is considering a proposal to sell a part of IDBI Bank to Life Insurance Corporation of India and has approached the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India for clearance, reports the Business Standard.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
In a first major operation under Governor's rule in J&K, the Times of India reports "21 top terrorists on 'hit list' of security forces in valley".
In view of the sniping incident by Pakistan Rangers at Chamliyal post, "for the first time since Independence the famous chamliyal Mela has been cancelled by the administration in Jammu", is a front page news in the Tribune.
Turning Down NCRB's proposal for police to have some access to Aadhaar database, UIDAI denies it arguing, the law prohibits sharing of such data. "Úse of Aadhaar data for investigating crime not allowed under law" highlights the Indian Express and the Times of India.
India making its first official move to clampdown against big bank loan defaulters, moved a court against liquor baron Vijay Mallya to confiscate his assets worth rupees 12,500 crore. "ED seeks 'Fugitive Offender'tag for Mallya under new legislation" reports the Pioneer.
Over 80 days after its launch on April 1st, "e-way bill generation touches 10 crore mark" and still showing an upward trend is a headline in the Hindu Business Line.
The government is considering a proposal to sell a part of IDBI Bank to Life Insurance Corporation of India and has approached the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India for clearance, reports the Business Standard.
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