Rahul Gandhi Should Be PM, Says MK Stalin At Opposition Event In Chennai
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Hectic parleys are still continuing at the Congress headquarter as the name of the Chhattisgarh CM is yet to be announced. The Sunday Times reports "Congress to name Chhattisgarh CM today". The Sunday Tribune informs "Chhattisgarh CM far from done deal", The DNA notes "Baghel leading the race to be CM of Chhattisgarh".
The Central government seeking correction in the Supreme Court's Rafale verdict has also recieved prominent attention of newspapers. The Indian Express says " No CAG, no PAC: Government asks Supreme Court to correct, givers it a grammer guide". The Sunday Pioneer adds "Government moves Supreme Court to undo PAC error in Rafale judgement - Kharge urges panel members to summon A-G, CAG for explanation".
The Sunday financial express reports " Government to focus on cut in debts ratio: Garg". Quoting the Economic Affair Secretary Subhash Garg, the paper informs that the government focus would be to trim the elevated public debt-to-GDP ratio in the next four to five years to keep macro - economic stability intact.
The Hindu informs that the National Green Tribunal has set aside the Tamil Nadu Government's order for the closure of Sterlite's copper smelter in Thoothukudi, terming the decision "unjustifiable."
And finally, the Times of India reports "Consumers fearfull for today, cheerful about future", citing the latest Reserve Bank of India Consumer Confidence Survey.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
Hectic parleys are still continuing at the Congress headquarter as the name of the Chhattisgarh CM is yet to be announced. The Sunday Times reports "Congress to name Chhattisgarh CM today". The Sunday Tribune informs "Chhattisgarh CM far from done deal", The DNA notes "Baghel leading the race to be CM of Chhattisgarh".
The Central government seeking correction in the Supreme Court's Rafale verdict has also recieved prominent attention of newspapers. The Indian Express says " No CAG, no PAC: Government asks Supreme Court to correct, givers it a grammer guide". The Sunday Pioneer adds "Government moves Supreme Court to undo PAC error in Rafale judgement - Kharge urges panel members to summon A-G, CAG for explanation".
The Sunday financial express reports " Government to focus on cut in debts ratio: Garg". Quoting the Economic Affair Secretary Subhash Garg, the paper informs that the government focus would be to trim the elevated public debt-to-GDP ratio in the next four to five years to keep macro - economic stability intact.
The Hindu informs that the National Green Tribunal has set aside the Tamil Nadu Government's order for the closure of Sterlite's copper smelter in Thoothukudi, terming the decision "unjustifiable."
And finally, the Times of India reports "Consumers fearfull for today, cheerful about future", citing the latest Reserve Bank of India Consumer Confidence Survey.
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