TRS will finish Telugu Desam in Andhra Pradesh, warns KT Rama Rao
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
English papers have led with different headlines today.
Farmers from various parts of the country converging in the national capital to make themselves heard has gained attention of the media. Hindustan Times writes, "Opposition unites at farmers' rally, hits out at centre". The Pioneer notes, "21 opposition parties ride on Kisan Wave".
The GDP growth rate slowing to 7.1% is extensively covered. The Economic Times headlines, "Q2 Growth slows to 7.1%, but India still leads world". The Pioneer writes, ''India's GDP growth slows to 7.1% but retains fastest tag".
Prime Minister Modi attending the G-20 summit is widely covered. The Asian Age headlines, "Modi showcases government's inclusive schemes at G-20".
Now river Ganga has a retired judge to rejuvenate it. The DNA headlines, "Ex-Judge UC Dhyani to monitor Ganga cleaning".
The same paper also carries a story headlined, "108 ambulances deliver 29,000 babies in Maharashtra", adding that the 108 ambulance service helpline delivered 20 babies everyday on an average since its launch, either inside the ambulance or at the location of call.
In some other stories, Hindustan Times says, "Rising obesity, lack of exercise puts liver under stress, say doctors".
"Jammu and Kashmir Sikh girl offers to donate kidney for ailing Muslim buddy", writes the DNA.
The Tribune says, "Sher-gill's 'Little Girl' fetches 18.69 crore rupees", with Amrita Shergil's painting fetching the whopping price at Sotheby's maiden auction in India.
And finally, for literature lovers, in Delhi, the Times of India asks, "Times Litfest is back. Have you bookmarked your favourite sessions?" If not, do that on 1st and 2nd December at India Habitat Centre.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
English papers have led with different headlines today.
Farmers from various parts of the country converging in the national capital to make themselves heard has gained attention of the media. Hindustan Times writes, "Opposition unites at farmers' rally, hits out at centre". The Pioneer notes, "21 opposition parties ride on Kisan Wave".
The GDP growth rate slowing to 7.1% is extensively covered. The Economic Times headlines, "Q2 Growth slows to 7.1%, but India still leads world". The Pioneer writes, ''India's GDP growth slows to 7.1% but retains fastest tag".
Prime Minister Modi attending the G-20 summit is widely covered. The Asian Age headlines, "Modi showcases government's inclusive schemes at G-20".
Now river Ganga has a retired judge to rejuvenate it. The DNA headlines, "Ex-Judge UC Dhyani to monitor Ganga cleaning".
The same paper also carries a story headlined, "108 ambulances deliver 29,000 babies in Maharashtra", adding that the 108 ambulance service helpline delivered 20 babies everyday on an average since its launch, either inside the ambulance or at the location of call.
In some other stories, Hindustan Times says, "Rising obesity, lack of exercise puts liver under stress, say doctors".
"Jammu and Kashmir Sikh girl offers to donate kidney for ailing Muslim buddy", writes the DNA.
The Tribune says, "Sher-gill's 'Little Girl' fetches 18.69 crore rupees", with Amrita Shergil's painting fetching the whopping price at Sotheby's maiden auction in India.
And finally, for literature lovers, in Delhi, the Times of India asks, "Times Litfest is back. Have you bookmarked your favourite sessions?" If not, do that on 1st and 2nd December at India Habitat Centre.
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