Boeing CEO concedes 'mistake' with planes in 2 fatal crashes
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The Prime Minister's address at the 5th meeting of the governing council of NITI Aayog is prominently featured on most front pages. The Hindu quotes him as saying, "Want to make India a five trillion dollar economy by 2024".
"Multi agency body to track all terrorism cases in J&K", reports Hindustan Times.
The Indian Express reports, "India and Myanmar forces coordinate to destroy NE insurgent camps across border ".
The Times of India writes, "Amid Russia arms row, India plans mega deal for US military drones".
Financial Express headlines "Air India to tap more international routes". The report adds that the grounding of Jet Airways has opened up more destinations like Nairobi, Hong Kong and Bali for other carriers.
In a report, The Tribune reveals rampant abuse of power subsidy by well-off in Punjab. The paper comments that while marginal farmers struggled for tubewell connections, the well-off had multiple subsidised connections.
And finally, as everyone waits with bated breath for the Super Sunday clash between India and Pakistan, the Indian Express writes that Indian and Pakistani fans are united in their worry - Will the weather hold?
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES
The Prime Minister's address at the 5th meeting of the governing council of NITI Aayog is prominently featured on most front pages. The Hindu quotes him as saying, "Want to make India a five trillion dollar economy by 2024".
"Multi agency body to track all terrorism cases in J&K", reports Hindustan Times.
The Indian Express reports, "India and Myanmar forces coordinate to destroy NE insurgent camps across border ".
The Times of India writes, "Amid Russia arms row, India plans mega deal for US military drones".
Financial Express headlines "Air India to tap more international routes". The report adds that the grounding of Jet Airways has opened up more destinations like Nairobi, Hong Kong and Bali for other carriers.
In a report, The Tribune reveals rampant abuse of power subsidy by well-off in Punjab. The paper comments that while marginal farmers struggled for tubewell connections, the well-off had multiple subsidised connections.
And finally, as everyone waits with bated breath for the Super Sunday clash between India and Pakistan, the Indian Express writes that Indian and Pakistani fans are united in their worry - Will the weather hold?
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