Sushma Swaraj: A remarkable MP, a distinct EAM, India will miss her
FOR AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-
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.
FOR AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-
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.
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