Tally mismatch in Telangana Assembly poll results: Are winners losers?
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
All the dailies cover Kamal Nath being declared the next Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh and Supreme Court's verdict on Rafale probe are some of the dominating stories.
Vowing relief for farmers in 10 days, the Mail Today quotes the CM-designate of MP, Kamal Nath, "Loan waiver my top priority" while the DNA writes, "Nath is Madhya Pradesh CM, others wait for luck."
On the apex court's verdict today, into Rafale probe, The Pioneer says, "Supreme Court verdict on pleas seeking CBI probe into Rafale today."
Interpol's Red Corner Notice issued to Mehul Choksi is also widely noticed. The Asian Age headlines, "Interpol issued to arrest Mehul Choksi."
Papers also notice Theresa May winning the no-confidence vote. The Financial Express reports, "May wins no-confidence vote but vows to quit after Brexit".
Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley clears the air that there's no tiff between the government and RBI. The Economic Times quotes him in its headline, "No confrontation between government & RBI, only difference in views."
The #MeToo movement has prompted the Home Ministry to take action. The Indian Express writes, "MeToo: Home tells states to set up panels for complaints."
In some other stories:
The Hindu notes, "Come June, ground-water extraction will invite a fee."
The Indian Express writes, "As Glut hits Prices in Maharastra Onion Hub, Farmers lose hope, Brace for bleak New Year."
The Times of India quotes the Supreme Court "Pension for elderly same since 2007, raise it."
The Statesman writes, "Rain clears capital air but respite may not last long."
And finally, If you're tired of the cacophony shown on television in the garb of news, with anchors and panelists yelling at each others, then there's good news for you with the launch of Zee Hindustan which will be unique. The DNA headlines, "India's first anchor-less news channel."
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
All the dailies cover Kamal Nath being declared the next Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh and Supreme Court's verdict on Rafale probe are some of the dominating stories.
Vowing relief for farmers in 10 days, the Mail Today quotes the CM-designate of MP, Kamal Nath, "Loan waiver my top priority" while the DNA writes, "Nath is Madhya Pradesh CM, others wait for luck."
On the apex court's verdict today, into Rafale probe, The Pioneer says, "Supreme Court verdict on pleas seeking CBI probe into Rafale today."
Interpol's Red Corner Notice issued to Mehul Choksi is also widely noticed. The Asian Age headlines, "Interpol issued to arrest Mehul Choksi."
Papers also notice Theresa May winning the no-confidence vote. The Financial Express reports, "May wins no-confidence vote but vows to quit after Brexit".
Finance Minister, Arun Jaitley clears the air that there's no tiff between the government and RBI. The Economic Times quotes him in its headline, "No confrontation between government & RBI, only difference in views."
The #MeToo movement has prompted the Home Ministry to take action. The Indian Express writes, "MeToo: Home tells states to set up panels for complaints."
In some other stories:
The Hindu notes, "Come June, ground-water extraction will invite a fee."
The Indian Express writes, "As Glut hits Prices in Maharastra Onion Hub, Farmers lose hope, Brace for bleak New Year."
The Times of India quotes the Supreme Court "Pension for elderly same since 2007, raise it."
The Statesman writes, "Rain clears capital air but respite may not last long."
And finally, If you're tired of the cacophony shown on television in the garb of news, with anchors and panelists yelling at each others, then there's good news for you with the launch of Zee Hindustan which will be unique. The DNA headlines, "India's first anchor-less news channel."
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