Slowdown deepens as Q1 GDP growth falls to 5%

Slowdown deepens as Q1 GDP growth falls to 5%

NEWSPAPER HEADLINES,

All the news papers today have covered the Prime Ministers call to make fitness a part of our daily lifestyle. The Hindustan Times writes "PM Launches FIT India Drive to make people exercise more."

On India condemning Pakistan for warmongering The Pioneer writes " Pak must stop using terrorism as state policy against India"

"Russia set to offer submarines during Modi-Putin Summit" report the Hindu.

The News papers have also covered the high for underwater terror strike. Times of India writes, "Pak-trained 'commandos' may enter Gulf of Kutch, warns intel."

The Economic Times cites the RBI report stating, "Economy under going cyclical, not structural slowdown".

"Booster for economy: Finance Minister may soon come out with more steps"  is a headlines in Indian Express.

And finally, The Mail Today writes about the Delhi Cabinet clearing free DTC bus travel for women from October 29th.

Feel Will Go To War With India In Coming Months, Says Pakistan Minister

Feel Will Go To War With India In Coming Months, Says Pakistan Minister

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Hindustan Times reports "Govt working on new plan to create 50,000 jobs in J&K".

The Hindu reports that "Process begins to free J&K political leaders in phases."

Business Standard leads "Package for exports, realty in the offing."

"Pak plans to shut airspace, trade land routes for India" says the Pioneer.

"Modi going to Vladivostok meet September 4-6" informs the Asian Age.

IT department attaches Congress leader Kuldeep Bishnoi's Hotel Bristol. The Tribune writes "Benami' hotel of Bishnois attached".

And finally, Being an optimist will help you live till 85. Quoting a study the Times of India reports that on average, people with positive outlook have an 11-15 percent longer lifespan.

Ben Stokes’s success in Ashes gives us a lesson about life, says STEPHEN POLLARD

Ben Stokes’s success in Ashes gives us a lesson about life, says STEPHEN POLLARD

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump's talks on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in Biarritz yesterday, are highlighted by newspapers this morning. "Prime Minister tells Trump: Jammu and Kashmir bilateral issue, no role for third country", is the The Asian Age headlines. The Mail Today headline reads "How Modi Trumped Pak."

Hindustan Times reports that the Centre plans to intensify Aadhaar enrollment in J&K, particularly in the Kashmir Valley where penetration of the unique ID is very low, so as to ensure transfer of subsidies and benefit of welfare schemes reach all residents.

The Tribune says that in keeping with the Narendra Modi Government's policy to weed out dead wood and corrupt bureaucracy, the government has compulsorily retired 22 tax officials accused of corruption and other malpractices. Since June this is the third round of sacking of corrupt tax officials.

Economic Times writes - buoyed by the Government's move to withdraw additional surcharge on foreign investors and steps to revive the economy -  "Stocks cheer Finance Minister's steps, Indices stage biggest gain in three months".

And finally, The Times of India quotes PT Usha as saying "Sindhu has what it takes to win Olympic gold next year".

RBI To Transfer Rs. 1.76 Lakh Crore To Government

RBI To Transfer Rs. 1.76 Lakh Crore To Government

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P.V. Sindhu becoming the first Indian to win the BWF World Championship, former finance minister Arun Jaitley's cremation in the capital and the G7 summit underway in France are the top stories in newspapers this morning.

"Gold in Basel: She's World Champion" headlines the Indian Express. "Sindhu's victory puts India on top of world" writes the Times of India.

"Jaitley consigned to flames, Cremated with full state honors" leads the Pioneer. " 'Long live Jaitley' rends the air" writes the Asian Age.

"Modi meets Johnson at G7, key meet with Trump today" headlines the Hindustan Times. Referring to the India-Bahrain joint statement issued after PM's visit to Bahrain, the Pioneer writes, "In a snub to Pakistan, Bahrain condemns terror as foreign policy".

And finally, the Times of India reports many marine species like the colorful tropical fish are swimming away from equator towards the poles as the water warms. Well, another warning for global warming!

PV Sindhu becomes first Indian to win World Badminton Champ

PV Sindhu becomes first Indian to win World Badminton Champ

NEWSPAPER HEADLINES,

Former Union Minister and BJP leader Arun Jaitley passing away after prolonged illness is the story that dominates headlines this  morning. "Legacy of a reformer" leads Mail Today. "Troubleshooter lays down arms" headlines Financial Express. "Firefighter goes down fighting" says The Indian Express.

The Tribune quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in UAE writes "End of J&K's isolation."

"Opposition delegation turned back from Srinagar airport" informs The Hindu.

"CBI has fresh evidence to grill P Chidambaram again" reports The Asian Age.

"US-China trade war likely to dominate Modi-Trump talks" notes The Hindu.

The Statesman quoting experts writes "Deforestation major cause of Amazon fores fires."

And finally, people who think juices are not good for their kids health, take note! Well, The Asian Age reports that juices are indeed good for children and improve their overall diet quality, claim a study in the journal of the American College of Nutrition.


Stokes savours epic match-winning ton that had it all

Stokes stunner levels series

Ben Stokes blinder gives England a win for the ages

Ashes 2019: Botham hails hero Stokes as Headingley celebrates stunning Test triumph

TOP SPIN AT THE TEST: Ben Stokes heroics help England to their highest-ever successful fourth-innings chase

'The greatest ever innings by an Englishman': Players and fans hail Ashes hero Ben Stokes as all-rounder single-handedly holds off Australian attack to give England one of their most unlikely victories and keep the series alive

The Ashes: Ben Stokes shows skill and daring in one of the greatest Test innings

Stokes's stunning century sees England to one-wicket win in Ashes thriller

Ashes: Jack Leach gets free glasses for life as tailender helps England to stunning win

'The best innings I've ever seen': Test legends react to Stokes masterclass

Ben Stokes has written himself an indelible entry in sporting history

Wiping his glasses, resolute Jack Leach was the perfect foil for Ben Stokes 

'Miracles do happen': England make cricket history in crazy Ashes win

Opposition leaders turned back from Srinagar airport

Opposition leaders turned back from Srinagar airport

NDA's course correction: Sitharaman announces multiple changes to boost growth

NDA's course correction: Sitharaman announces multiple changes to boost growth

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Former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram's remand to CBI custody grabs top headline space across national dailies this morning.

"CBI gets Chidambaram custody for 4 days, his plea in SC today" reads the lead headline in The Indian Express."

DRDO's plan to add a heavier stand-off capacity weapon to IAF's arsenal is noted in the Hindustan Times which writes, "Indegenous light combat aircraft targeted by 2022".

The latest warning from the intelligence agencies is noticed in The Hindu which writes, "Afghan, Pashtun fighters poised to enter J&K". The paper adds "over 100 trained militants positioned by Pak at LoC".

"Indices hit 6-month low as stimulus hope fades" reports The Business Standard on the latest fall in the equity markets.

Wondering what gets sent into space next? Well....the Times of India has the answer. It writes "Meet Fedor: First Russian humanoid bot goes to space".

P Chidambaram Being Arrested After CBI Team Manages To Enter His Home

P Chidambaram Being Arrested After CBI Team Manages To Enter His Home

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
Former Finance Minister P. Chidambram denied bail in INX Media case is covered prominently across papers. "Chidambaram goes missing after High Court refuses to give anticipatory bail" is the lead in the Times of India. "High Court rejects plea, Chidambaram goes to apex court" reports The Financial Express.
"Moderate your rhetoric on India' Trump advises Imran" The Asian Age highlights the stern US warning to Pakistan, hours after the Trump-Modi chat. 'Appreciate Jammu and Kashmir is internal matter', The Indian Express quotes the US Defence Secretary speaking to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
"Abhinandan's captor killed while trying to push in infiltrators" notes the Pioneer, of a Pakistani commando who reportedly tortured the IAF pilot, being killed in firing by Indian forces along the LoC.
And finally, "Detecting heart disease is just seconds away" states the Hindu Business Line, as IIT-Hyderabad researchers develop a biosensor device to detect cardiovascular maladies.

Chidambaram's Urgent Plea on Pre-Arrest Bail Turned Down by SC After Setback in High Court

Chidambaram's Urgent Plea on Pre-Arrest Bail Turned Down by SC After Setback in High Court

OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS,
The unfolding fury of the Monsoon in the country is covered extensively by the Press. Hindustan Times writes, 'all major roads blocked in Himachal, Sutlej breaches banks in Phillaur and Yamuna crosses danger level in Delhi. Yamuna waters enter low lying areas in Karnal, Panipat and Yamuna nagar'.
PM Modi's telephonic conversation with Donald Trump is also given extensive coverage. The Asian Age writes in an interesting development Prime Minister Modi spoke to US President Donald Trump for half on hour on Monday evening. The Prime Minister Office stated that the interaction was marked by warmth and cordiality.
A Pioneer headline reads "Bhagwat's quota debate-call fires Opposition with anger". Opposition leaders accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh of being an organisation with an 'anti dalit mindset', after its chief Mohan Bhagwat sought an open hearted debate pertaining to reservation given to SC/ST and OBC's.
And finally, The Times of India writes - "Corporation gear up to weed out single-use plastic". The three Municipal Corporation in the Capital have intensified their drive and started penalising violaters.

Reduce tensions with Pakistan, says Trump

Reduce tensions with Pakistan, says Trump

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:

The Times of India leads with "Any talks with Pakistan now will only be on PoK, says Rajnath".  The paper quotes him as saying "for dialogue, Pakistan must first stop supporting terror".
"30 killed, dozens missing as rains lash north India" headlines Hindustan Times.
The Statesman quoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi says "India, Bhutan are 'natural partners'".
"Curbs on movement back in Kashmir following clashes" writes The Hindu adding "Internet, mobile access suspended in Jammu".
In a related story The Asian Age writes "Major workforce crisis in Valley" adding "Seasonal labourers from Bihar, UP and Bengal flee from Kashmir".
And finally, The Pioneer reports that drones may soon be deployed to keep an eye on the menace of rash driving, lane change, over speeding and other traffic violations, particularly on the expressways, to minimise accidents.

Talks with Pakistan now will only be about PoK, says Rajnath Singh

Talks with Pakistan now will only be about PoK, says Rajnath Singh

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The Times of India quotes Prime Minister Modi as saying "Honoured to have a friend like Bhutan".

"J&K perks up as curbs on wane" leads the Pioneer.

The Asian Age headline RSS chief as saying "Education needs Bharatiyata."

"UNSC meet ends without outcome" reports The Statesman.

On threat of drones in no fly zones, Hindustan Times writes "Govt. plans GPS tracking to prevent rogue drones.

"Eleven lose sight after cataract surgery in Madhya Pradesh," says The Hindu adding "Govt. revokes Indore hospital's licence.

"Icome Tax department to change the way it communicates, be friendlier" informs the Times of India.

Delhi enjoys a good air day for the first time since July 2017. Hindustan Times reports that the residents of Delhi on Saturday breathed the cleanest air in more than two years. The reports adds that this was thanks to intermittent rain and strong winds, with a lil help from the anti-pollution measures put in place.

Pak-China Bid To Internationalise J&K Broken "Piece By Piece" At UN: Report

Pak-China Bid To Internationalise J&K Broken "Piece By Piece" At UN: Report

Pehlu Khan case ends in acquittal of all accused: Asaduddin Owaisi slams Rajasthan govt for 'deliberately shoddy prosecution'

Pehlu Khan case ends in acquittal of all accused: Asaduddin Owaisi slams Rajasthan govt for 'deliberately shoddy prosecution'

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The situation in Jammu and Kashmir continues to receive prime focus in the Press.

''Supreme Court gives Government more time to lift J&K curbs, says sensitive issue'' headlines the Indian Express.

''Pak plays Afghan card to get US support on Kashmir'' leads the Hindustan Times.

''Centre sets the ball rolling for J&K polls'' is the lead in the Hindu.

''Need 'freedom', not aircraft, to visit J&K, Rahul tells Governor'' the Pioneer carries  Rahul Gandhi's response to the J&K Governor's offer of an aircraft, for him to visit the Valley.

''Auto sales see steepest slump in two decades'' reports the Financial Express. ''Bulls Trip over Auto Pileup, Follow Asian Peers into Red'' leads the Economic Times.

''Huge Raj-era drain found in Old Delhi''. The Times of India reports on the Delhi Jal Board recently stumbling upon a massive British-era sewer line in Chandni Chowk, that is being seen as a permanent solution to the area's waterlogging problem.

SC refuses to pass directions on lifting of restrictions in J&K

SC refuses to pass directions on lifting of restrictions in J&K

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Muted Eid al-Adha celebrations in the Kashmir valley is one of the stories that dominates headlines this morning.  "Sombre Eid in Kashmir as curbs fuel discontent" headlines Hindustan Times.

On External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar's visit to China, The Asian Age writes "Differences must not turn disputes, India tells China".  "India dismisses China's concerns over J&K; says it's an internal matter" writes The Statesman.

"Mukesh Ambani unveils Jio Fiber service for fixed broadband" informs The Hindu.  "Saudi Aramco to buy 20% in RIL's petro arm for 15 billion dollars" reports The Times of India.

"Government to reinstate tax waiver for disability pension of veterans" notes The Pioneer.

What went into PM's wild adventure?  Well, Hindustan Times informs that proceeds from the Man Vs Wild will be donated for a national cause.

Amid Heavy Troop Deployment, Eid Celebrated Peacefully in J&K Barring Few Incidents, Say Police

Amid Heavy Troop Deployment, Eid Celebrated Peacefully in J&K Barring Few Incidents, Say Police

NEWSPAPER HEADLINES,

Security arrangements ahead of Eid festivities in the Kashmir valley is the lead story across several newspapers today.

"Some easing of lockdown but curfew back in Srinagar" headlines The Indian Express, further adding, 'Srinagar DM meets Imams, administration lists 300 phone booths, delivery of vegetables'. The Statesman writes, "Banks, markets open in Kashmir ahead of Eid"

"Flood toll at 60 in Kerala, situation grim in 3 states" reports The Pioneer with a sub headline, "97 lives lost in Karnataka, Maharashtra, Gujrat so far to monsoon fury"

"CBSE exam fee for SCs, STs up 24 times" informs The Tribune of the latest fee-hike by the Board.

"Govt to launch 'Uber for tractors' app to aid farmers" reports The Hindu of the Agriculture Ministry's latest initiative to rent out agricultural equipments to farmers.

And finally, "Warming could make your next flight bumpier" reports The Times of India of a research, conducted at the University of Reading in England, which reveals that climate-change is creating more turbulence as changes in wind-speed are getting extreme.

Abrogation of Art 370 need of the hour, says Venkaiah Naidu

Abrogation of Art 370 need of the hour, says Venkaiah Naidu

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Most newspapers have prominently covered the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and the return of Sonia Gandhi as Congress president.

"Curbs eased in Srinagar, people throng streets to buy essentials", reports The Hindu.
"NC moves SC against revocation of Art(icle) 370; media seeks freedom", says The Pioneer.
The Hindu reports, "Certification of seeds to be made mandatory to step up agri output". Barcoding and tracking all seeds could hike productivity by 25%, adds the paper.
On the moves to pick a New Chief by the Congress, The Indian Express writes, "Sonia to Rahul to Sonia: Cong takes step back to move forward".
The Times of India describes the development with the headline, "Rahul had said 'no Gandhi' but Cong goes back to Sonia".
At a time when 75% of the cases registered with Delhi Police's cyber cell last year have not been solved, cyber experts have raised concerns, that Delhi's 11000 proposed free Wi-Fi hotspots could be an invitation to cyber criminals, says Mail Today.
And finally, On the riches of the waltons, the clan behind walmart Business Standard reports the "World's wealthiest family gets richer by $4 million every hour". That's roughly 50 lac rupees increase in wealth every minute!

CWC chooses Sonia Gandhi as interim chief of Congress

CWC chooses Sonia Gandhi as interim chief of Congress

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The Ministry of External Affairs saying that Pakistan is edgy and must accept post-370 reality is one of the stories that dominates headlines this morning. "India urges Pak to accept reality; J&K curbs eased" leads Hindustan Times. The Times of India quoting the government says "18,000 offer namaz in Srinagar on first Friday after reorg".

In a related story The Hindu writes "BJP plans grand Independence Day celebrations in J&K" adding "50,000 flags to be distributed to party workers, motorcycle rallies also planned".

"South India goes under" leads The Pioneer. The paper says 30 families missing in Wayanad landslide; flood toll reaches 110.

"Centre launches pension plan for small farmers" reports Hindustan Times.

"Decision on Congress Chief today, Kharge, Wasnik are frontrunners" informs The Indian Express.

BJP Hits Out At Telangana Chief Minister On Secretariat Building Issue

BJP Hits Out At Telangana Chief Minister On Secretariat Building Issue

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-

The Prime Minister assuring and reaching out to the people of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh in his address to the Nation last evening, is highlighted in most papers. "State hood for Jammu and Kashmir will be restored soon: PM" - headlines The Hindu.  "Jharkhand and Ladakh will prosper in the new era that has begun", headlines The Hindustan Times, while The Indian Express quotes the Prime Minister as saying "Upgrade for J&K Staff, elections soon, the Union Territory status is temporary".
Congress veteran and Dogra dynasty scion Dr Karan Singh yesterday differed with his party on the government's decision to abrogate reports The Tribune. "Karan Singh backs Centre's move" is a headline in The Hindu.
The Asian Age writes "India urges Pakistan to review move" - of downgrading ties with India so that normal channels for diplomatic communication are preserved".
And finally, The Hindu reports that the Manipur Government has appointed a nine-year old girl Elangbam Valentina Devi as the State's 'Green Ambassador' after a video of her crying for two axed trees that were cut for a road widening project went viral and was seen by the Chief Minister.

Sushma Swaraj: A remarkable MP, a distinct EAM, India will miss her

Sushma Swaraj: A remarkable MP, a distinct EAM, India will miss her

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Revocation of Article 370 getting final go-ahead in the Lok Sabha occupies top headline-space across several dailies this morning.

"No talks with Hurriyat, only with people of J&K... will continue to claim PoK: says Shah" headlines the Indian Express. The Hindustan Times headline reads, "J&K bifurcation sealed" adding 'several opposition members defy party lines to support govt moves'.

India's stern reply to China's objection is noticed in The Pioneer that writes, "Mind your own business: India rejects China's cry".

"Sushma Swaraj, who took diplomacy to the people, dies" headlines The Times of India on the former External Affairs Minister's demise.

The Asian Age quotes Chinese response over rising turf-war tension in one of its headlines as, "If US deploys missiles in Asia, we'll act: says Beijing".

The Times of India reports about a device developed by scientists in Washington that may speed up efforts to uncover brain diseases like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, addiction, depression and pain.

Sushma Swaraj, Former Foreign Minister and BJP Stalwart, Passes Away at 67 After Heart Attack

Sushma Swaraj, Former Foreign Minister and BJP Stalwart, Passes Away at 67 After Heart Attack

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      Jammu and Kashmir losing special status grabs headline space across newspapers today.

The Indian Express notes, "Stripping Jammu and Kashmir of its special status: Ideological project began with SP Mookerjee."

The Economic Times observes "In New Political Grammar, Jammu and Kashmir loses Two Articles."

The Asian Age in a front page story notes, "Pak may shift troops from Afghan border".  The daily writes quoting defence , sources, "Pakistan could withdraw its army from the Afghan border and deploy them on its western border with India.

The Times of India headlines, "India briefs key nations, Foreign Minister had sensitized US secy of state last week".

Writing on government's move to combat economic slowdown The Hindustan Times writes, "Banks suggest auto, home loans in 1 hour".

The BJP’s Kashmir move is bold, but has risks | HT Editorial

The BJP’s Kashmir move is bold, but has risks | HT Editorial

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The Situation in Jammu and Kashmir dominates top newspaper headlines today.

"Government to bolster security in J&K over new threat" headlines the Hindustan Times. "J&K leaders placed under house arrest" reports The Hindu. "Cabinet meet at 9:30 am ahead of Parliament session today" informs The Times of India.

Reporting on the Unnao rape case, The Tribune writes "CBI searches 17 premises in UP, including Sengar's house". The Times of India quotes the expelled BJP MLA Sengar as saying "it's not easy to prove charges in court".

Highlighting the monsoon mayhem in Mumbai, The Statesman reports "Rains batter Maharashtra, 74 thousand hit in Andhra Pradesh floods".

"Two mass shootings in the US also get front page coverage. The Hindustan Times writes "13 hours, 2 cities: 29 shot dead" in a nation torn over how to tackle gun violence.

And finally, as India got its first ever men's combination to win a BWF Super 500 title in Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, The Indian Express writes "Indian men mark arrival in badminton's speediest, strongest, toughest event".

Ex-CMs Mehbooba, Omar not to be allowed to move out of house, say officials

Ex-CMs Mehbooba, Omar not to be allowed to move out of house, say officials

TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-

Concerns regarding the movement of additional security forces to Jammu and  Kashmir dominate front page headlines. The Indian Express quotes State Governor Satya Pal Malik as saying "no changes to Articles 370, 35A". The Times of India reports "LOC hots up again, Army foils Pak commando operation, kills 7".
The Asian Age highlights Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to BJP legislators at a two day orientation session. The paper quotes the Prime Minister as saying "BJP successful due to ideology, not family".
The Tribune highlights the Centre's decision on a National Population Register. The paper writes "Pan-India population register by Sept,2020".
On the doctors' strike at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences and Safdarjang Hospital in Delhi, the Pioneer reports "Emergency services hit, doctors asked to join work or lose job".
And finally...companies looking for talent to work on Aritifical Intellignce or AI are tapping a unique source. The Business Standard reports "People with autism are hot hires for AI jobs".

Recent troop deployment, curtailing of Amarnath Yatra add to sense of alarm and foreboding in Kashmir

Recent troop deployment, curtailing of Amarnath Yatra add to sense of alarm and foreboding in Kashmir

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The Amarnath Yatra being called off due to security reasons dominates top newspaper headlines this morning.

"Amarnath Yatra cut short" leads The Pioneer. "Tourists & yatris told to leave J&K as Army detects Pak plot" writes The Asian Age.

On "Kashmir talks: Trump backs off, Jaishankar draws the line" is a headline in The Indian Express.

The Tribune reports "Unnao victims' mother doesnt want her shifted" ; "Video of cop 'being bribed' under lens".

The Hindustan Times notes "Piped water to be Modi 2.0 priority" with the soon to be launched Jal Jeevan Mission with the tagline "har ghar, nal se jal".

"Affordable housing gets a 10,000 crore rupee booster"of liquidity infusion facility, reports The Hindu Business Line.

"In a first, Census to seek info on phones, Bank accounts" says The Times of India.

And finally, quoting data from the World Meterological Organisation, the Hindustan Times reports that July 2019 equalled the hottest month in recorded history.

Amarnath Yatra Pilgrims, Tourists Asked To Leave J&K Amid Security Threat

Amarnath Yatra Pilgrims, Tourists Asked To Leave J&K Amid Security Threat

NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:

The Supreme Court taking a firm call on Unnao cases is the lead across newspapers this morning.
"All five Unnao cases transferred to Delhi" reads The Hindustan Times headline.
"Ayodhya mediation fails, Supreme Court to fix daily hearing schedule" highlights The Times of India.
The Indian Express writes "Flying in Supreme Court face, Assam releases list of how many out of NRC in each district".
"Pak offers consular access to Jadhav, India yet to take call" reports The Tribune.
"Fleeing Maldives leader held off Tamil Nadu; Ahmed Adeeb was on a tugboat" notes The Hindu.
Under the caption "Terrible Thursday", The Financial Express leads with "Markets crash on more bad news".

Motor Vehicles Bill Clears Rajya Sabha; Stricter Penalties For Violations

Motor Vehicles Bill Clears Rajya Sabha; Stricter Penalties For Violations

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Passage of theTriple Talaq Bill in the Rajyasabha gets the top billing across national dailies this morning among other headlines.
"Law is in: Instant triple talaq becomes a crime" reads the lead headline in The Indian Express.
On the Controversy over data-privacy breach by a popular app the Hindustan Times writes, "Truecaller under fire after app signs up for UPI without consent".
Outrage over the road-accident in the Unnao-case is noticed in The Asian Age that writes, "Storm escalates over Unnao victim's crash" adding, "CBI probe ordered; Walkout by Opposition".
Reporting on an unprecedented decision by the Chief Justice of India, The Times of India writes, "In a 1st, CJI allows CBI to file case against HC judge"
And finally, Want to have good mood and better sleep? "Ear-tickle therapy may help people age healthy" writes The Times of India of a study conducted by researchers at the University of Leeds.