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The Government cutting GST rate on 23 items is the major story in most papers this Sunday morning. ''GST BLOCKbuster; 33 goods get pushed down tax ladder'' writes the DNA. The Sunday Express top headline reads ''GST Council cuts more rates, only 28 items now left in largest slabs'', with new rates coming into effect from January 1.
Six terrorists linked to the Al Qaida being killed yesterday in Kashmir's Pulwama district by the security forces is another major story. The Asian Age reports that the 6 militants were associated with Zakir Musa's Ansar ghuzwat-ul-Hind and all were local Kashmiris.
The Hindu says that the Enforcement Directorate, yesterday, got seven days' custody of the Agusta Westland case accused, Christian Michel, for questioning.
Former Delhi Congress Leader Sajjan Kumar moving the Supreme Court against the life imprisonment awarded to him by the Delhi High Court in a 1984 anti-shikh riots case, is covered in many papers. The Tribune reports that the move comes a day after the Delhi High Court rejected his plea for extension of time till January 30 to surrender.
To fight vehicular pollution, ''Cars to get costly, as one-time parking fee hiked up to 18 times'' reports Hindustan Times, with the new rates applying from January 1.
And Finally, the Sunday Statesman reports that Nobel prize winner Malala Yousafzai is all praise for super star Shah Rukh Khan's performance in his latest release Zero, in which he plays a vertically challenged man, Bauua Singh.
NEWSPAPER HEADLINES
The Government cutting GST rate on 23 items is the major story in most papers this Sunday morning. ''GST BLOCKbuster; 33 goods get pushed down tax ladder'' writes the DNA. The Sunday Express top headline reads ''GST Council cuts more rates, only 28 items now left in largest slabs'', with new rates coming into effect from January 1.
Six terrorists linked to the Al Qaida being killed yesterday in Kashmir's Pulwama district by the security forces is another major story. The Asian Age reports that the 6 militants were associated with Zakir Musa's Ansar ghuzwat-ul-Hind and all were local Kashmiris.
The Hindu says that the Enforcement Directorate, yesterday, got seven days' custody of the Agusta Westland case accused, Christian Michel, for questioning.
Former Delhi Congress Leader Sajjan Kumar moving the Supreme Court against the life imprisonment awarded to him by the Delhi High Court in a 1984 anti-shikh riots case, is covered in many papers. The Tribune reports that the move comes a day after the Delhi High Court rejected his plea for extension of time till January 30 to surrender.
To fight vehicular pollution, ''Cars to get costly, as one-time parking fee hiked up to 18 times'' reports Hindustan Times, with the new rates applying from January 1.
And Finally, the Sunday Statesman reports that Nobel prize winner Malala Yousafzai is all praise for super star Shah Rukh Khan's performance in his latest release Zero, in which he plays a vertically challenged man, Bauua Singh.
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