"Anywhere But At Anil Ambani's House": Rahul Gandhi Jabs PM On Debate
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The extremely severe cyclonic storm Fani causing havoc in coastal districts of Odisha yesterday, is covered extensively by the Press. Hindustan Times writes "Cyclonic Fani wrecks havoc in Odisha, brings rain elsewhere, kills 8 ".
The UN Security Council designating Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar a global terrorist is the other lead in todays Press. The Indian Express writes "Pak makes it official: Freezes Azhar's assets, orders ban on travel".
The Tribune reports that the last of the militants still unaccounted for, from the Burhan Wani group photo taken a few years ago, Lateef Tiger - was among the three militants killed in an early morning gun fight in Shopian yesterday.
Financial Express reports on its front page - "Kapoors finally sell iconic RK Studio to Godrej Properties" in suburban Chembur. The Godrej Group plans to develop luxury flats and retail space on the sprawling land.
And finally, The Times of India informs us that astronomers hunting for gravitational waves in the far universe, now say they may have heard 'whispers' of a Black Hole eating up a Neutron Star, some 1.2 billion light years away from Earth.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
The extremely severe cyclonic storm Fani causing havoc in coastal districts of Odisha yesterday, is covered extensively by the Press. Hindustan Times writes "Cyclonic Fani wrecks havoc in Odisha, brings rain elsewhere, kills 8 ".
The UN Security Council designating Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Masood Azhar a global terrorist is the other lead in todays Press. The Indian Express writes "Pak makes it official: Freezes Azhar's assets, orders ban on travel".
The Tribune reports that the last of the militants still unaccounted for, from the Burhan Wani group photo taken a few years ago, Lateef Tiger - was among the three militants killed in an early morning gun fight in Shopian yesterday.
Financial Express reports on its front page - "Kapoors finally sell iconic RK Studio to Godrej Properties" in suburban Chembur. The Godrej Group plans to develop luxury flats and retail space on the sprawling land.
And finally, The Times of India informs us that astronomers hunting for gravitational waves in the far universe, now say they may have heard 'whispers' of a Black Hole eating up a Neutron Star, some 1.2 billion light years away from Earth.
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