NRC sparks rush for birth papers
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Home Minister Amit Shah announcing a pan-India NRC, and a 2-year relief to Telcos on spectrum payments, receive prominent attention in the newspapers this morning.
"Assam rejects NRC, Shah says will do it afresh across nation" is the lead in the Indian Express.
"Government hands 42000 crore rupee lifeline to struggling telecom firms" headlines the Times of India.
"In big bang move, Cabinet clears strategic sale in 5 PSUs" writes the Hindu Business Line.
On Government formation in Maharashtra, the Asian Age states "Sena, NCP, Congress government in Maharashtra by December". "NCP for 50:50 on Maharashtra CM post" observes the Pioneer.
"Pollution worsens in Capital as wind speed slows down" highlights the Hindustan Times.
And finally, "Raisina Hill Goes Blue for Child Rights", the Times of India captions a photograph of North & South Block and Rashtrapati Bhavan, lit blue on Wednesday evening in solidarity with disadvantaged and vulnerable children, as part of the 'Go Blue' campaign.
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
Home Minister Amit Shah announcing a pan-India NRC, and a 2-year relief to Telcos on spectrum payments, receive prominent attention in the newspapers this morning.
"Assam rejects NRC, Shah says will do it afresh across nation" is the lead in the Indian Express.
"Government hands 42000 crore rupee lifeline to struggling telecom firms" headlines the Times of India.
"In big bang move, Cabinet clears strategic sale in 5 PSUs" writes the Hindu Business Line.
On Government formation in Maharashtra, the Asian Age states "Sena, NCP, Congress government in Maharashtra by December". "NCP for 50:50 on Maharashtra CM post" observes the Pioneer.
"Pollution worsens in Capital as wind speed slows down" highlights the Hindustan Times.
And finally, "Raisina Hill Goes Blue for Child Rights", the Times of India captions a photograph of North & South Block and Rashtrapati Bhavan, lit blue on Wednesday evening in solidarity with disadvantaged and vulnerable children, as part of the 'Go Blue' campaign.
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