Triple talaq is a matter of gender equality, Sabarimala temple issue is related to tradition: Narendra Modi
NEWSPAPER Headlines
The Opposition thwarting triple talaq bill in the Rajya Sabha is one of the stories that finds prominent mention in the front pages of most of the dailies this morning. "Triple talaq bill hits Rajya Sabha wall as Opposition digs heels" leads Hindustan Times.
Former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar surrendering before the Karkardooma Court is the other story that is tracked by the media. "Sajjan surrenders, sent to Mandoli jail" writes the Tribune adding "Plea for Tihar jail rejected, Sikh inmates to be kept away".
On Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina sweeping to a landslide victory in the general election, the Asian Age writes "Bangladesh PM wins 3rd straight term, rejects rigging claims, says conscience is clear". "PM Modi calls Hasina after her landslide win in Bangladesh" reports Hindustan Times.
Referring to the Agusta Westland bribery case the Statesman leads "Antony 'shields' Gandhis, BJP hits back".
With an eye on the general elections that are fast approaching the Asian Age states "PM mulls cash handouts, other options for farmers".
"Supreme Court's New Year gift for poor convicts" informs DNA. The paper says that in 2019 poor and marginalised litigants approaching the Supreme Court can expect quality legal aid to fight their cases.
Writing that Gujarat government has asked all schools to ensure that students respond in a new way from 1st January , the Indian Express writes "Gujarat changes roll call: Jai Hind, Jai Bharat to replace Yes sir, Present".
NEWSPAPER Headlines
The Opposition thwarting triple talaq bill in the Rajya Sabha is one of the stories that finds prominent mention in the front pages of most of the dailies this morning. "Triple talaq bill hits Rajya Sabha wall as Opposition digs heels" leads Hindustan Times.
Former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar surrendering before the Karkardooma Court is the other story that is tracked by the media. "Sajjan surrenders, sent to Mandoli jail" writes the Tribune adding "Plea for Tihar jail rejected, Sikh inmates to be kept away".
On Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina sweeping to a landslide victory in the general election, the Asian Age writes "Bangladesh PM wins 3rd straight term, rejects rigging claims, says conscience is clear". "PM Modi calls Hasina after her landslide win in Bangladesh" reports Hindustan Times.
Referring to the Agusta Westland bribery case the Statesman leads "Antony 'shields' Gandhis, BJP hits back".
With an eye on the general elections that are fast approaching the Asian Age states "PM mulls cash handouts, other options for farmers".
"Supreme Court's New Year gift for poor convicts" informs DNA. The paper says that in 2019 poor and marginalised litigants approaching the Supreme Court can expect quality legal aid to fight their cases.
Writing that Gujarat government has asked all schools to ensure that students respond in a new way from 1st January , the Indian Express writes "Gujarat changes roll call: Jai Hind, Jai Bharat to replace Yes sir, Present".
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