Opposition Slams Modi Govt over Police Action on Farmers; Congress Says 'Badshah' Drunk with Power
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The government taking control of the debt laden firm IL&FS dominates front page headlines. The Times of India writes "Government takes charge of IL&FS, names board of 6 to run company ; Ousted directors may be barred from flying out". The Pioneer reports "Centre sets up new board, vows to prevent defaults, improve liquidity".
The farewell organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association for outgoing Chief Justice of India Justice Dipak Misra is prominently noticed in the press. "Justice must have human face, says CJI Dipak Misra" reports the Hindustan Times. The Indian Express quotes CJI -designate Justice Ranjan Gogoi as saying "Divided along caste,gender, religion lines. What we wear, eat, say,read, think no longer questions about our personal life".
The legal relief for activist Gautam Navlakha five weeks after he was arrested in connection with the Bhima Koregaon violence in Maharashtra is widely covered in the press. The Tribune reports "Activist Navlakha's house arrest ends ; Delhi High Court relief, quashes transit remand". The Hindu highlights an open letter written by Navlakha hours after the court order quoting him as saying "Many held for ideology".
A farmers' march to Delhi demanding loan waivers is keenly tracked by the press. The Hindustan Times reports "NH24 blocked as farmers arrive at Delhi's doorstep". The Pioneer says "50 thousand farmers on verge to storm Delhi, police slap Section 144".
In the backdrop of the recent Supreme Court order on the Aadhaar Act, the Hindustan Times takes notice of the UIDAI communication to telecom companies as it writes "Telecom companies get 15 days to submit Plan B on authentication without Aadhaar".
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The government taking control of the debt laden firm IL&FS dominates front page headlines. The Times of India writes "Government takes charge of IL&FS, names board of 6 to run company ; Ousted directors may be barred from flying out". The Pioneer reports "Centre sets up new board, vows to prevent defaults, improve liquidity".
The farewell organised by the Supreme Court Bar Association for outgoing Chief Justice of India Justice Dipak Misra is prominently noticed in the press. "Justice must have human face, says CJI Dipak Misra" reports the Hindustan Times. The Indian Express quotes CJI -designate Justice Ranjan Gogoi as saying "Divided along caste,gender, religion lines. What we wear, eat, say,read, think no longer questions about our personal life".
The legal relief for activist Gautam Navlakha five weeks after he was arrested in connection with the Bhima Koregaon violence in Maharashtra is widely covered in the press. The Tribune reports "Activist Navlakha's house arrest ends ; Delhi High Court relief, quashes transit remand". The Hindu highlights an open letter written by Navlakha hours after the court order quoting him as saying "Many held for ideology".
A farmers' march to Delhi demanding loan waivers is keenly tracked by the press. The Hindustan Times reports "NH24 blocked as farmers arrive at Delhi's doorstep". The Pioneer says "50 thousand farmers on verge to storm Delhi, police slap Section 144".
In the backdrop of the recent Supreme Court order on the Aadhaar Act, the Hindustan Times takes notice of the UIDAI communication to telecom companies as it writes "Telecom companies get 15 days to submit Plan B on authentication without Aadhaar".
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