Karnataka Bypoll Results 2018 LIVE: After Thumping Win, Kumaraswamy Targets 28 Lok Sabha Seats in 2019
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Dhanteras gets even more special with India joining the Elite club, achieving Nuclear Capabilities in air, land and sea with INS Arihant successfully completing its first deterrence patrol has been covered by all the newspapers on its front page today. "India completes nuclear triad with Arihant patrol" writes the Hindustan Times.
The top front page news in all the newspapers today is the severe level of pollution in the Delhi-NCR region. "Delhi goes up in smog after sharp Air Quality Index spike" - writes the Hindustan Times. The Tribune quotes the centre "those violating norms to face legal action". "Avoid walks and exercise in morning and evening" says DNA.
At the heart of the RBI-government stand off, a suggestion by the Finance Ministry claims to manage fund with RBI. "Government wants 3.6 lakh crore rupees from RBI, a third of its reserves, Central bank says no", is a headline in the Indian Express.
"Amid face-off, government reiterates, it won't ask Urjit to quit", says the Times of India, citing several instances when the two crucial wings responsible for economic policy have not shared the same point of view.
On the tough new sanctions by the Trump administration targeting Iran's energy, financial and shipping sectors aiming at crippling economy, The Statesman writes, "US sanctions on Iran kick in, India among 8 spared".
"Patanjali Forays into Apparel retailing", The Economic Times writes about Patanjali launching an apparel and accessory store selling sports, Men's and Women's wear brand under the name Paridhan.
And finally, The Hindustan Times writes about the Indian Railways coming on the right track to bust tatkal touts. In a first, User ids, payment gateways and booking locations are being monitored by railways.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Dhanteras gets even more special with India joining the Elite club, achieving Nuclear Capabilities in air, land and sea with INS Arihant successfully completing its first deterrence patrol has been covered by all the newspapers on its front page today. "India completes nuclear triad with Arihant patrol" writes the Hindustan Times.
The top front page news in all the newspapers today is the severe level of pollution in the Delhi-NCR region. "Delhi goes up in smog after sharp Air Quality Index spike" - writes the Hindustan Times. The Tribune quotes the centre "those violating norms to face legal action". "Avoid walks and exercise in morning and evening" says DNA.
At the heart of the RBI-government stand off, a suggestion by the Finance Ministry claims to manage fund with RBI. "Government wants 3.6 lakh crore rupees from RBI, a third of its reserves, Central bank says no", is a headline in the Indian Express.
"Amid face-off, government reiterates, it won't ask Urjit to quit", says the Times of India, citing several instances when the two crucial wings responsible for economic policy have not shared the same point of view.
On the tough new sanctions by the Trump administration targeting Iran's energy, financial and shipping sectors aiming at crippling economy, The Statesman writes, "US sanctions on Iran kick in, India among 8 spared".
"Patanjali Forays into Apparel retailing", The Economic Times writes about Patanjali launching an apparel and accessory store selling sports, Men's and Women's wear brand under the name Paridhan.
And finally, The Hindustan Times writes about the Indian Railways coming on the right track to bust tatkal touts. In a first, User ids, payment gateways and booking locations are being monitored by railways.
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