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Almost all the newspapers have covered the World Cricketing regulation invoking the rule book denying MS Dhoni permission to wear the dagger insignia on his wicket keeping gloves."ICC rejects BCCI contention on Dhoni's 'Balidaan' ", writes The Pioneer.
In a major shift, the Railway ministry has decided "Private agencies to handle PR work for Railways" with focus on social media, particularly Facebook, and Twitter, states The Hindu.
"RBI issues fresh circular for defaulting companies" giving a 30 -day window to review asset, writes The Economic Times.
"May quits as Party chief, hunt for next PM begins" is a headline in Hindustan Times adding Conservatives are gearing up for two phase leadership election with Boris Johnson as the front runner.
"NASA will soon let tourists make it to space station" is another headline in Hindustan Times, allowing space tourism to the International Space Station.
And finally, "India to carry out its 1st-ever space war exercise in July" named 'IndSpaceEx', reports The Times of India which will basically be a 'table-top war-game' with all stakeholders from the military and scientific community taking part in it.
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Almost all the newspapers have covered the World Cricketing regulation invoking the rule book denying MS Dhoni permission to wear the dagger insignia on his wicket keeping gloves."ICC rejects BCCI contention on Dhoni's 'Balidaan' ", writes The Pioneer.
In a major shift, the Railway ministry has decided "Private agencies to handle PR work for Railways" with focus on social media, particularly Facebook, and Twitter, states The Hindu.
"RBI issues fresh circular for defaulting companies" giving a 30 -day window to review asset, writes The Economic Times.
"May quits as Party chief, hunt for next PM begins" is a headline in Hindustan Times adding Conservatives are gearing up for two phase leadership election with Boris Johnson as the front runner.
"NASA will soon let tourists make it to space station" is another headline in Hindustan Times, allowing space tourism to the International Space Station.
And finally, "India to carry out its 1st-ever space war exercise in July" named 'IndSpaceEx', reports The Times of India which will basically be a 'table-top war-game' with all stakeholders from the military and scientific community taking part in it.
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