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NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:
Finance Minister's announcement of corporate tax cuts dominates front page newspaper headlines.
''Big bang stimulus for corporates'' headlines the Tribune. ''India Incorporate gets 1.45 lakh crore rupee boost, stocks skyrocket'' leads the Hindustan Times. ''It's a cracker of a move, says Festive India Inc'' writes the Economic Times.
Ahead of the Prime Minister's visit to the US, the Hindustan Times, quoting India's envoy to the UN Syed Akabaruddin, writes ''India will ''soar high'' while others stoop low'' at the UN General Assembly debates. The Tribune however hints - ''UN Chief may raise human rights situation in Kashmir.''
Former Union Minister Swami Chinmayanad being sent to 14 days judicial custody gets front page coverage in most newspapers. The Pioneer quotes the MP confessing to sexual harrasement ''Main Sharminda hoon (I am ashamed).''
The Statesman front-pages a landmark ruling of the Kerala High Court that says ''Right to access internet, part of the right to education and right to privacy".
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:
Finance Minister's announcement of corporate tax cuts dominates front page newspaper headlines.
''Big bang stimulus for corporates'' headlines the Tribune. ''India Incorporate gets 1.45 lakh crore rupee boost, stocks skyrocket'' leads the Hindustan Times. ''It's a cracker of a move, says Festive India Inc'' writes the Economic Times.
Ahead of the Prime Minister's visit to the US, the Hindustan Times, quoting India's envoy to the UN Syed Akabaruddin, writes ''India will ''soar high'' while others stoop low'' at the UN General Assembly debates. The Tribune however hints - ''UN Chief may raise human rights situation in Kashmir.''
Former Union Minister Swami Chinmayanad being sent to 14 days judicial custody gets front page coverage in most newspapers. The Pioneer quotes the MP confessing to sexual harrasement ''Main Sharminda hoon (I am ashamed).''
The Statesman front-pages a landmark ruling of the Kerala High Court that says ''Right to access internet, part of the right to education and right to privacy".
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