Several injured after clashes mar Amit Shah’s Kolkata rally
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Telangana Chief Minsiter K. Chandrashekar Rao meeting DMK President MK Stalin in Chennai is the lead in several newspapers today. The Hindu reports, "Stalin remains unswayed by K. Chandrashekar Rao on ties with Congress" The Hindustan Times highlights, KCR pushes for national role in post-poll scenario.
The Pioneer reports, SC to hear today the bail plea of BJP leader on Didi's morphed picture. Priyanka Sharma challenged her arrest for allegedly sharing a morphed photo of West Bengal CM.
The Indian Express highlights, Stubble burning rises with delayed harvest of wheat crop and pollution control board officials deployed on poll duty.
The Tribune reports quoting a draft report of the Central Ground Water Board that Punjab will be rendered a desert within 25 years if the exploitation of its underground water resources continues at the current rate.
And finally, The Times of India reports that scientists from King's College London in the UK have developed a gene therapy that can induce heart cells to regenerate and repair the damage caused by a heart attack.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Telangana Chief Minsiter K. Chandrashekar Rao meeting DMK President MK Stalin in Chennai is the lead in several newspapers today. The Hindu reports, "Stalin remains unswayed by K. Chandrashekar Rao on ties with Congress" The Hindustan Times highlights, KCR pushes for national role in post-poll scenario.
The Pioneer reports, SC to hear today the bail plea of BJP leader on Didi's morphed picture. Priyanka Sharma challenged her arrest for allegedly sharing a morphed photo of West Bengal CM.
The Indian Express highlights, Stubble burning rises with delayed harvest of wheat crop and pollution control board officials deployed on poll duty.
The Tribune reports quoting a draft report of the Central Ground Water Board that Punjab will be rendered a desert within 25 years if the exploitation of its underground water resources continues at the current rate.
And finally, The Times of India reports that scientists from King's College London in the UK have developed a gene therapy that can induce heart cells to regenerate and repair the damage caused by a heart attack.
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