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British businessman Christan Michel being extradited to India to throw light on the multi-million dollar Agusta Westland chopper deal and the aftershocks of the Bulandshahar violence are some of the major stories reported across dailies this morning.
''Middlemen Michel brought to India from UAE, grilled'' headlines the Asian Age. The Mail Today highlights 'Christian Michel is brought to Delhi in a Doval-led operation, whisked off to CBI headquarters'.
The Bulandshahar mob-violence incident which took away life of two men including a police officer gets widely reported across dailies. Under the caption ''Bulandshahar aftershocks'' the Mail Today writes ' slain inspector's family cries foul as four are held and Yogi government gets in damage-control mode'. The Hindustan Times says ''Bajrang Dal man main accused in cop's killing''.
Detailing the criminal cases pending against various sitting and formers MPs & MLAs, the DNA leads with "Fix Special Courts to try tainted netas says Supreme Court.'' The paper adds 'Supreme Court also tells High Courts to fast track the serious cases'.
Drawing attention to the farmers in poll-bound states who have already stopped repaying loans in anticipation of write-offs, the Hindu Business Line writes ''Banks face bitter harvest from farm-loan waivers''.
The Hindustan Times reports ''Online tax forms may soon be pre-filled with TDS info'' a step that will ease the process of filling returns for salaried taxpayers.
Delhi Daredevils, one of the flagship teams of the IPL will now be known by a new name Delhi Capitals. But will this break the jinx? asks the Hindustan Times.
And finally, according to a study presented by a team of Indian scientists at the COP-24 climate conference being held in Katowice, Poland, the Hindustan Times writes ''Assam and Mizoram are the most vulnerable to climate change'' among the Himalayan states. This is because these states have one of the lowest areas under irrigation, lowest Per Capita income, lowest area under crop insurance among others.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
British businessman Christan Michel being extradited to India to throw light on the multi-million dollar Agusta Westland chopper deal and the aftershocks of the Bulandshahar violence are some of the major stories reported across dailies this morning.
''Middlemen Michel brought to India from UAE, grilled'' headlines the Asian Age. The Mail Today highlights 'Christian Michel is brought to Delhi in a Doval-led operation, whisked off to CBI headquarters'.
The Bulandshahar mob-violence incident which took away life of two men including a police officer gets widely reported across dailies. Under the caption ''Bulandshahar aftershocks'' the Mail Today writes ' slain inspector's family cries foul as four are held and Yogi government gets in damage-control mode'. The Hindustan Times says ''Bajrang Dal man main accused in cop's killing''.
Detailing the criminal cases pending against various sitting and formers MPs & MLAs, the DNA leads with "Fix Special Courts to try tainted netas says Supreme Court.'' The paper adds 'Supreme Court also tells High Courts to fast track the serious cases'.
Drawing attention to the farmers in poll-bound states who have already stopped repaying loans in anticipation of write-offs, the Hindu Business Line writes ''Banks face bitter harvest from farm-loan waivers''.
The Hindustan Times reports ''Online tax forms may soon be pre-filled with TDS info'' a step that will ease the process of filling returns for salaried taxpayers.
Delhi Daredevils, one of the flagship teams of the IPL will now be known by a new name Delhi Capitals. But will this break the jinx? asks the Hindustan Times.
And finally, according to a study presented by a team of Indian scientists at the COP-24 climate conference being held in Katowice, Poland, the Hindustan Times writes ''Assam and Mizoram are the most vulnerable to climate change'' among the Himalayan states. This is because these states have one of the lowest areas under irrigation, lowest Per Capita income, lowest area under crop insurance among others.
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