PM Modi to be Greeted With Protests in Rae Bareli for 'Widow' Jibe at Sonia Gandhi
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Supreme Court rejecting a probe into the Rafale deal, and Ashok Gehlot getting the Chief Ministership of Rajasthan, are the lead stories in papers today.
"Supreme Court refuses to order a probe into Rafale deal" headlines the Hindustan Times. "Rafale gets Supreme all-clear" writes the Indian Express. The paper also notes "CAG's Rafale report with PAC, says court; PAC chief denies it".
On the government formation in Rajasthan, The Times of India states "Rahul picks Gehlot to steer Rajasthan, Sachin is co-pilot". The Economic Times says "Rahul Flags off Gehlot's 3rd Run as Rajasthan CM".
The Hindu notices the developing situation in Sri Lanka stating, "Rajapakse to resign, pave the way for Ranil's return".
"Nepal bans Indian notes above 100 rupees" reports the Pioneer. DNA headlines, "Nepal ban on INR notes, a tilt towards China". It says, the Nepal government's decision is threatening to set in a frigid winter in relations between the two countries.
On the first meeting of the central board of the Reserve Bank of India under new governor Shaktikanta Das, the Economic Times observes "RBI Board Takes Stock of all Issues on Agenda, but Makes No Announcement".
"Rajan warns against farm loan waivers", the Times of India carries the former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan's caution against farm loan waivers, instead backing the idea of income transfers to ease distress in the agriculture sector.
"I&B, RAW chiefs get 6-month extension" in view of the Lok Sabha polls next year, reports the Asian Age.
"Nursery admissions begin today" the Hindustan Times informs that 1700 private, unaided and recognised schools in the National capital will start the process of admission today, with January 7 as the last date for form submission.
And finally, Mail Today reports, star Indian shuttlers Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap tied the knot at a private ceremony in Hyderabad. They posted their wedding photos on Social media, Saina captioning one photograph 'Best match of my life!'
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The Supreme Court rejecting a probe into the Rafale deal, and Ashok Gehlot getting the Chief Ministership of Rajasthan, are the lead stories in papers today.
"Supreme Court refuses to order a probe into Rafale deal" headlines the Hindustan Times. "Rafale gets Supreme all-clear" writes the Indian Express. The paper also notes "CAG's Rafale report with PAC, says court; PAC chief denies it".
On the government formation in Rajasthan, The Times of India states "Rahul picks Gehlot to steer Rajasthan, Sachin is co-pilot". The Economic Times says "Rahul Flags off Gehlot's 3rd Run as Rajasthan CM".
The Hindu notices the developing situation in Sri Lanka stating, "Rajapakse to resign, pave the way for Ranil's return".
"Nepal bans Indian notes above 100 rupees" reports the Pioneer. DNA headlines, "Nepal ban on INR notes, a tilt towards China". It says, the Nepal government's decision is threatening to set in a frigid winter in relations between the two countries.
On the first meeting of the central board of the Reserve Bank of India under new governor Shaktikanta Das, the Economic Times observes "RBI Board Takes Stock of all Issues on Agenda, but Makes No Announcement".
"Rajan warns against farm loan waivers", the Times of India carries the former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan's caution against farm loan waivers, instead backing the idea of income transfers to ease distress in the agriculture sector.
"I&B, RAW chiefs get 6-month extension" in view of the Lok Sabha polls next year, reports the Asian Age.
"Nursery admissions begin today" the Hindustan Times informs that 1700 private, unaided and recognised schools in the National capital will start the process of admission today, with January 7 as the last date for form submission.
And finally, Mail Today reports, star Indian shuttlers Saina Nehwal and Parupalli Kashyap tied the knot at a private ceremony in Hyderabad. They posted their wedding photos on Social media, Saina captioning one photograph 'Best match of my life!'
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