Delhi sees coldest December day in over 100 years, fog disrupts flight operations

Delhi sees coldest December day in over 100 years, fog disrupts flight operations

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    Along with all the dailies The Hindustan Times covered the Prime Minister's Mann ki Baat yesterday where he lauded the youth of the country for questioning the system and playing an important role in taking India to greater heights. It quotes PM Modi saying "Youth hate anarchy, chaos".

    The dailies have also covered the swearing in of Hemant Soren at Ranchi. The Indian Express writes, "Soren sworn in as Chief Minister; Stage signals show of opposition strength".

    On the maximum serving age for India's 'first among equals' in the Armed Forces, The Pioneer writes "CDS can hold post till 65 years as Government amends Army rules".

    A headline in The Tribune states  "Dipping mercury may damage wheat sown late".

Rahul Gandhi, Mamata & Stalin Put Up Oppn Show of Strength as Hemant Soren Takes Over as Jharkhand CM

Rahul Gandhi, Mamata & Stalin Put Up Oppn Show of Strength as Hemant Soren Takes Over as Jharkhand CM

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    The blistering cold wave in North India, dominates the headlines of major news dailies today. "Cold wave freezes north India," headlines The Pioneer. The Times of India informs "At 2.4 Degree Celsius, Delhi is punishingly cold; fog delays 500 flights."
    The Indian Express quotes the Law Minister on its front page, with the headlines "No cause for fear........ No Indian can be denied citizenship with CAA", "Will consult state before NRC...... may or may not use in NPR data for it".
    The Hindu informs on its front page "No extra charge on payments via Rupay, UPI from January 1st. Finance Minister's announcement will promote home-grown digital gateways".
    The Asian Age reports that the second Privately operated IRCTC's premier Tejas Train, which will ply between Ahemdabad and  Mumbai will be launched on Janury 17th.

Jagan Mohan Reddy seeks CBI probe on Chandrababu Naidu

Jagan Mohan Reddy seeks CBI probe on Chandrababu Naidu

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Almost all the dailies have freezing Delhi as its top headline today. The Times of India writes, "This December is set to be Delhi's 2nd coldest in over 100 year". The paper adds, "Rain likely on New Year eve".

"GST kitty rose 3.7 per cent in 1st 8 months of year" states Hindustan Times.

Any private or government medical college can now hire visiting faculty writes The Tribune under the headline, "Private doctors can now teach at medical colleges".

In the field of renewable energy, a headline in the Financial Express reads "India set to cross 100 Giga watt capacity mark in 2020".

"Efforts on to make it easier to start up, do business" states the Economic Times, to bring a boost for entrepreneurs.

The outrage over Army chief's remarks on civilian protests hogs the lime light in all the news papers. "Army chief triggers row with remark on 'arson and violence'", writes the Times of India.

And finally, most of the dailies have figured a box photograph of the Prime Minister looking towards the sky to catch a glimpse of the decade's last 'ring of fire'.

Tamilisai Soundararajan directs ACB to probe Kaleshwaram

Tamilisai Soundararajan directs ACB to probe Kaleshwaram

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi slamming those who damage public property during recent protests in Uttar Pradesh against the Amended Citizenship Law is the story that dominates headlines this morning. "UP tense as PM calls for introspection" leads The Hindu adding "State government issues notices to people in Meerut for damage to property during protest."

"CBI takes over probe into Yamuna Expressway scam" reports The Tribune.

And finally, after a long clampdown, valley set for a ball. Well, The Times of India reports that for the first time since August 5, when Article 370 was nullified, the Kashmir valley will witness a public event on Thursday: The Real Kashmir-Chennai City FC I-League encounter at the Tourist Recreation Centre Ground.

Jagan Reddy's Flip Flop on NRC-CAA May Come at a Heavy Political Cost

Jagan Reddy's Flip Flop on NRC-CAA May Come at a Heavy Political Cost

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The Union Cabinet's approval, yesterday, for conducting a Census of India 2021, and updation of the National Population Register is covered prominently by the Press. "Government approves of National Population Register, says no link to NRC"- headlines The Times of India. Business Line of the Hindu writes "Cabinet clears Rs 3, 941 crore NPR exercise.

"A New Military Department under CDS", headlines Mail Today, adding that in this historic makeover a Department of Military Affairs will be created under a Chief of Defence Staff, after almost two decades of the post being first recommended.

"The Indian Express writes "First notices go out in Uttar Pradesh to 28 residents: Pay Rs 14 lakh for damage to property". Days after protests over the Citizenship Law and police crackdown, the State has initiated the process of recovery of damage to government property.

The Economic Times writes that the government may consider collapsing the five Goods and Services Tax (GST) slabs into two, in order to simplify the system and combat a short fall in collections.

Cabinet okays NPR, Opposition calls it NRC via backdoor

Cabinet okays NPR, Opposition calls it NRC via backdoor

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Jharkhand assembly poll results dominate newspapers this morning.

"JMM coalition wrests Jharkhand" headlines The Hindu. "X-mas comes early! Wisely, Congress gave JMM lead role." observes The Asian Age.

"BJP takes out pro-citizenship rally in Bengal, Nadda raps Congress, TMC" reports The Pioneer.

"Remove anti-CAA, NRC ads: Calcutta High Court to Didi Government" is another story in the paper.

"Some green shoots are sprouting in the economy, says RBI chief" is the lead in The Hindu Business Line.

With the caption, "Relief on Cards", The Economic Times writes, " Telcos may see Licence Fee Cut".

The Business Line notes the Delhi government's target: "Every fourth new vehicle to be electric by 2024".

And finally, The Times of India reports, the capital suffered its eighth straight day of intense 'cold day' conditions on Monday, under the headline, "Maximum temperature 9.7 degrees celsius; city set for longest December cold spell in 22 years".

Jharkhand Poll Result Sends Ripples Through Political Waters of Bihar as Assembly Elections Inch Closer

Jharkhand Poll Result Sends Ripples Through Political Waters of Bihar as Assembly Elections Inch Closer

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The Prime Minister's election rally at Ramlila Ground in New Delhi dominates front page newspaper headlines.

"Modi clears air on Citizenship, NRC" headlines the Pioneer. "No rules framed for all-India NRC, in Assam it was SC-mandated says PM" writes the Times of India. "Detention centers for muslims is a lie says Modi" reports the Economic Times.

"14 of 16 killed in UP protests fell to bullet injuries" reports the Indian Express while the Tribune writes "UP blames Islamic outfits for violence".

The Hindustan Times observes that the global watchdog for terror financing "FATF seeks more data on Pak action against terrorism". The Tribune writes "FATF's 150 posers to Pak over action on errant Madrasas".

The Pioneer reports that global warming is not only threatening the existence of winged birds but also leaving them smaller in size! All due to climate change!

Multiple Protests in Delhi, Shillong Curfew Lifted: No Major Violence as Agitation Against CAA Continues

Multiple Protests in Delhi, Shillong Curfew Lifted: No Major Violence as Agitation Against CAA Continues

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Most newspapers have covered the anti CAA protests prominently on their front pages.

"Anti-CAA stir: Death toll mounts to 15 in UP violence", writes the Statesman.

"No let-up, violent protests in UP, Bihar", says The Tribune.

"Two days after Yogi's warning, UP seals assets of 'rioters'" reports The Times of India.

"BJP's outreach: 3 crore families in 10 days" is how The Tribune describes the BJP's proposed mass contact programme to 'set confusion right' on CAA. "BJP plans outreach to expose 'opp lies'" says The Pioneer. The Asian Age headlines, "BJP to counter 'lies' about NRC and CAA"

"Army studies extension of service by 10-18 years" reports Hindustan Times. According to the paper, the Indian Army is considering a proposal that seeks to employ its specialised manpower for longer periods.

"No GST rate hike till revenue stabilises", is the lead headline in Business Standard. The paper quotes Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Modi as saying that the GST council will consider changes only once a year.

Finally Mail Today says "AI to clear city traffic jams in 2020".

Death toll touches 16 in U.P. as protests continue

Death toll touches 16 in U.P. as protests continue

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Protests against amended citizenship law and the proposed NRC, is the top story in all the dailies.  "Six killed as CAA violence rocks UP; thousands rally in Delhi, Maharashtra, Gujarat", is the headline in The Tribune. The Times of India headline states, "Hospitals list 11 dead in UP protests, cops count 6, say they didn't fire a single shot."
Hindustan Times reports that the Home Ministry has tried to allay fears over CAA link with nationwide NRC, saying, documentation establishing citizenship wouldn't be as stringent as in Assam.
Spectrum auction is the top story in Financial dailies. "Spectrum auction likely in March-April, may fetch 5 lakh crore rupees", headlines The Economic Times.
The Indian Express quotes the Prime Minister as telling India Incorporated that the government has built a strong foundation for a 5 trillion dollar economy and to invest boldly with no fear.
Financial Express reports that in a pre-Budget consultation meeting with Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, economists have asked the government to expand the fiscal deficit target and keep Budget numbers credible.
External Affiars Minister, S Jaishankar's refusal to meet Indian-American Congresswoman, Pramila Jayapal is reported prominently on the front pages of The Pioneer, The Indian Express and The Statesman.

Six Killed as Violence Spreads to 20 Uttar Pradesh Districts During Citizenship Act Protests

Six Killed as Violence Spreads to 20 Uttar Pradesh Districts During Citizenship Act Protests

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The agitation is several parts of the country over the Citizenship Amendment Act  and the National Register of Citizens, is highlighted in most papers. The Times of India headline reads, 1,200 detained, traffic choked as police lock down Central Delhi. Hindustan Times writes unprecedented clampdown, internet blocked, 20 Metro Stations shut - section 144 imposed in heart of Delhi.

"Trump impeached for abuse of power", is a front page headline in The Asian Age. The Hindu reports that the voting was largely along party lines, and that the Senate trial will be next month.

"Delhi High Court throws out December 16 convict Pawan Kumar Gupta's plea claiming he was a juvenile" - reports Hindustan Times.

And finally, The Pioneer report that Forbes' Magazine has published its list of Celebrity 100 for the year 2019, which has been toped by Indian Cricket Captain Virat Kohli - with an earning of Rs. 252.72 Cr.

Citizenship Amendment Act protests: SC to examine constitutional validity but refuses to stay legislation; nationwide protests continue

Citizenship Amendment Act protests: SC to examine constitutional validity but refuses to stay legislation; nationwide protests continue

TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS Headlines:-
The anti Citizenship Amendment Act protests in Delhi's Seelampur area gets front-page attention in newspapers today.


"21 hurt as protesters clash with police in Delhi" headlines the Hindu. "Dirty politics, urban naxals, behind violence, says Modi" headlines the Hindustan Times.


"Opposition leaders ask President to intervene" writes the Asian Age. The Pioneer quotes Home Minister Amit Shah "Government firm like rock on Act, won't step back".


"Ban porn sites fueling crimes, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar urges PM" mentions the Pioneer.


The Tribune notes "China's bid to raise Kashmir issue thwarted" at the UN. The paper adds that France took the credit for the postponement of a China-proposed closed door meeting. "UNSC members force China to drop Kashmir plea" headlines the Times of India.


And finally, according to a World Economic Forum report published in the Hindustan Times, women may have to wait more than two centuries for equality at workplaces worldwide despite increasing demands for equal treatment. "India slips to 112th place globally on gender gap, in bottom 5 on health, economic fronts" writes the Statesman.

‘Oppose as much as you want’: Amit Shah dares Oppn over citizenship law

‘Oppose as much as you want’: Amit Shah dares Oppn over citizenship law

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"As students protest across country, PM warns against  'vested interests " is the headline in the Indian Express. "Supreme Court takes serious note of rioting, destruction of public  property" writes the Pioneer.

'Work on sky-high Ram temple in 4 months ' the Hindustan Times quotes Home Minister Amit Shah.

"RTI 'abuse' led to 'fear' among officials; Norms needed to filter requests " the Hindu cites the CJI.

"Budget may Rejig Duties to Boost Local Manufacturing" leads the Economic Times, on another possible rejig of basic customs duties on select products.

The Financial Express mentions the RBI chief indicating a "Scope to cut rates further".

"Government talking to 25 large corporates in bid to resolve problems, boost investment" reports the Times of India.

" 'Severe cold' in Capital, temperature 10 degrees below normal " notes the Hindustan Times. "Brace for chilly weather" cautions the Pioneer.

Citizenship Amendment Act protests erupt across India: Thousands congregate at India Gate; Congress blames Centre, PM appeals for peace

Citizenship Amendment Act protests erupt across India: Thousands congregate at India Gate; Congress blames Centre, PM appeals for peace

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Violence over the Amended Citizenship Act rocking the national capital is the story that dominates headlines this morning. "After North-East and Bengal, it's Delhi now" leads The Times of India.

On the situation in Assam, The Asian Age writes "AASU may form new party; AGP split on SC  plea". While on West Bengal the paper says "Trains, rail stations vandalised by mobs".

The Tribune quoting the Prime Minister Narendra Modi writes "CAB passage, 1000 per cent correct".

Global warming leads to rise in red deer population. Well, The Pioneer reports  that multiplication of red deer population in Scotland could not be on account of their fault but may be linked to the change in their genes due to climate change-induced warm weather, speeding up their breeding.

Protest Against Citizenship Amendment Act In Patna, Several Cops Injured

Protest Against Citizenship Amendment Act In Patna, Several Cops Injured

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The protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in Bengal, North East and other parts have found prominence in most newspapers' front pages.
The Times of India writes, "Violence erupts in 4 Bengal districts against citizenship law". "Protesters go berserk in Bengal", says The Pioneer. The Statesman leads with West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's appeal - "Maintain calm, won't tolerate vandalism'.
Extension of detention of three-term Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah by another three months is also covered by many papers.
"Modi calls for sustainable model for cleaning Ganga" reports The Hindustan Times. The PM says districts along Ganga should be focus areas for monitoring projects, adds the paper.
"Data Protection Bill not in line with draft", reports The Hindu, quoting retired Justice BN Srikrishna, who headed the panel that produced the draft of the bill.
Finally, the Government plans centralized purchase of medical devices for its flagship Ayushman Bharat scheme reports Business Standard. This will help reduce costs for procedures and devices, adds the paper.

'My name is Rahul Gandhi, not Rahul Savarkar; will never apologise'

'My name is Rahul Gandhi, not Rahul Savarkar; will never apologise'

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Unrest in some parts of the country over citizenship law is the top story in most dailies today. "Opposition grows. Protests in Delhi, Bengal, Aligarh" is the headline in The Tribune. The Indian Express sums it up in its headline as, "CAB's diplomatic echo: Washington and Dhaka flag worry, Japan PM visit called off".

"Rahul's remarks on rape cases stir heated exchange" headlines Hindustan Times, elaborating that the BJP members of Parliament have sought an apology from him on the last day of the current Winter Session.

Supreme Court's observations on Sabarimala find front page mention in many dailies.  "SC asks women seeking entry into Sabarimala to 'be patient'" is the headline in Hindustan Times, while The Hindu headline states, "Sabarimala temple issue explosive now, says Supreme Court"

And finally, a front page reports in The Times of India reveals that Delhi recorded the wettest December day in 50 years, yesterday.

Misunderstood Citizenship Amendment Act seeks to give millions of persecuted minorities dignity of Indian citizenship

Misunderstood Citizenship Amendment Act seeks to give millions of persecuted minorities dignity of Indian citizenship

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-


Newspapers this morning focus on the situation in the North East.

"Two killed in police firing in Guwahati as thousands defy curfew; PM urges calm", is the headline in The Times of India.

"Ayodhya order final, Supreme Court dismisses review pleas", highlights the Hindustan Times.

On portfolio distribution in Maharashtra, the Pioneer writes "Sena retains Home, plum Urban Development Ministries; NCP gets Finance, Congress Revenue portfolios in Uddhav-led Maharashtra government".

"Stop FPIs from Short-selling Stocks, Sebi Tells Custodians", is the lead in The Economic Times. The move comes after the markets regulator spotted instances of trade by foreign investors, selling shares as they don't have.

A lotus on your passport! The Statesman quotes MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar as saying, the symbol of our national flower on new passports is part of enhanced security features to identify fake passports."

Amit Shah gets Rajya Sabha clear Citizenship Bill amid protests

Amit Shah gets Rajya Sabha clear Citizenship Bill amid protests

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All the dailies have mentions the shutdown of  North East states against the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Bill. The Indian Express states "CAB in Rajya Sabha today: Government sure of members despite Sena U turn, dissent in JD(U).'' The Hindu writes, "Internet, SMS services suspended in Tripura for two days.''

"Council may re-do tax slabs to boost revenue from GST" writes the Hindustan Times.

Acting as a check on the Centre's use of "Pocket  veto" the Tribune quotes the Surpeme Court "Selected Judges should be appointed in 6 months".

"Anglo Indians' nomination to Lok Sabha, Assemblies done away with" reports the Pioneer.

And finally, Under the headline "Twitter topper of 2019" the Mail Today mentions ISRO's Chandrayaan-2 as the most discussed event on the micro blogging platform in 2019.

Citizenship Amendment Bill: Federal US commission seeks sanc ..

Citizenship Amendment Bill: Federal US commission seeks sanc ..  

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The Lok Sabha passing the controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) which seeks to give Citizenship to Non-Muslim refugees from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan is the story that dominates headlines this morning. "Lok Sabha passes Citizenship Bill amidst Opposition outcry" says the Hindu.
"Triumph for B.S.Yediuyurappa: BJP wins 12 of 15 Karnataka bypolls" informs the Asian Age.
On JNU protest, Hindustan Times writes "Police lathi-charge marching students." The paper says that a heavy deployment of police and barricades were put in place near Bhikaji Cama Place.
"Petrol price soars to 75 rupees per litre, diesel crosses 66 rupees mark" states the Pioneer.
"Prime Minister at 34: Finland's Sanna Marin makes history" notes the Statesman.
"Banned for 4 years, Russia to miss Olympics" writes the Times of India.
And finally, South Africa's Tunzi is Miss Universe 2019. Well, Mail Today reports that she beat around 90 contestants including Miss India, from around the globe.

Lok Sabha clears Citizenship Amendment Bill

Lok Sabha clears Citizenship Amendment Bill

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The devastating fire that claimed 43 lives in Delhi's Anaj Mandi yesterday, is front page news in today's press. "Another avoidable tragedy: Fire in building with illegal units in heart of city kills 43," is the top headline in The Times of India.

Several papers highlight the Citizenship Bill - that is to be tabled in the Lok Sabha today. "Contentious Citizenship Bill set to be tabled today," reports Hindustan Times. The Tribune write that the six decade old citizenship act is to be amended , and seeks to grant Indian citizenship to non-muslim refugees from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan.

Even as the mortal remains of the Unnao rape victim were buried in a field in her native village yesterday - The Indian Express reports that PM Narendra Modi, while addressing top police officers of states and Union territories, called for effective policing to  ensure that all women feel safe and secure. 

Telangana police encounter: NHRC begins probe, PIL in SC seeks action against cops

Telangana police encounter: NHRC begins probe, PIL in SC seeks action against cops

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:-


Events following the death of the Unnao gang-rape survivor dominate front page headlines. The Pioneer states "Politics takes centre-stage on Unnao : Villagers heckle Ministers, Priyanka meets rape immolation victim's kin, Akhliesh sits on dharna". The Asian Age notes "Unnao victim's family for 'Hyderabad -like justice".

Highlighting Chief Justice of India S A Bobde's comments in Jodhpur, the Indian Express writes "Day after Hyderabad, Chief Justice cautions : Justice can't be instant, loses its character as revenge".

The Hindustan Times quotes Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as saying "India needs a simpler tax code, no ifs and buts". The Financial Express writes "FM hints at cut in income tax rate".

Taking note of the joint efforts of researchers of two IITs and the National Council of Science Museums to develop a portal on Mahatma Gandhi, the Asian Age informs " 'Gandhipedia', Bapu's messages to counter social media hatred, hostility".

Unnao Rape Victim Died Of Extensive Burn Injuries: Autopsy Report

Unnao Rape Victim Died Of Extensive Burn Injuries: Autopsy Report

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All newspapers have featured the killing of the Hyderabad rape-murder suspects in a police encounter prominently on their front pages.

The Indian Express describes it succinctly as "Justice Executed". The Pioneer banner headline reads, "Extrajudicial justice for Hyderabad rapists-killers". The Tribune writes, "Praise, criticism alike for killings". The Asian Age writes, "NHRC plans to investigate, says police weren't ".

Hindustan Times lead story features a quote from the Prime Minister's speech at the Leadership Summit, "Banking crisis over, take decisions fearlessly".

Business Standard reports that the government is confident of meeting its  disinvestment target for Financial Year 2019-2020, even without Air India sale this year.

Business Standard an Financial Express feature leading industrialist Kumaramangalam Birla's statement, "Vodafone Idea to shut shop without government relief".

If you want to see how a Patiala style Turban will look on your head, you can go to the newly set up 'Turban Bank' at Delhi's Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. In under ten minutes a 'bank' volunteer will assist you in donning the turban.

Telangana doctor rape-murder accused shot dead in police chase: Some hail cops, others cry foul

Telangana doctor rape-murder accused shot dead in police chase: Some hail cops, others cry foul

AN OVERVIEW OF TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS:-
RBI announcements on GDP forecast and interest rates dominate the front pages. The Tribune writes "RBI cuts growth forecast to 5% ; Leaves repo rate unchanged at 5.15%; sees inflation rising in near term".

All the papers take note of the horrific violence perpetrated on a gang-rape survivor in Unnao district of Uttar Pradesh. The Times of India states "Thrashed, stabbed, set ablaze, rape survivor runs for help in a ball of fire".

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's comments on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots gets front page coverage in the Asian Age. The paper writes "Rao, not Rajiv to blame for 1984 riots, says Manmohan".

And finally...we'll see postmen in a new role. The Hindu's Business Line states "India Post Payments Bank to use postmen and Grameen Dak Sevakas to sell insurance".

Hyderabad: But for Road Transport Authority, vet would have lived

Hyderabad: But for Road Transport Authority, vet would have lived

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Most newspapers have prominently featured a picture of a triumphant Uddhav Thackeray after winning the trust vote on its front page. Peaceful completion of the first phase of Jharkhand polls has also found prominence in many dailies today.

According to an internal note of the finance ministry, "GST leads to Rs 320 monthly saving for household" reports Hindustan Times.

Business Standard says, "Day after GDP data, PM defends govt's record". The paper quotes the PM as saying that the first six months have been phenomenal and more measures would be taken for development.

The Times of India headlines, "Past wrongdoings resolved, no need for fear: Shah to India Inc". Mr Shah acknowledged the slowdown, but expressed confidence that the country would emerge from it, adds the paper.

The Hindu reports, "NE to be shielded from citizenship law impact". The paper says, Home minister Amit Shah has assured that new citizens will not be allowed to settle in the region.

There's good news for year end travellers. According to the Financial Express, Airfares on key domestic routes have so far not seen the usual spike for travel during Christmas and New Year.

Outrage, Anger Over Telangana Veterinarian Rape, Murder #justiceforpriyanakareddy

Outrage, Anger Over Telangana Veterinarian Rape, Murder

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The Uddhav government to face trust vote in the Assembly today is the headline in several dailies.  The Times of India writes, on his first day as CM, Uddhav Thackery stayed construction of the Metro 3 car shed, saying, he won't allow murder of trees.

Most newspapers have prominently carried the news of the falling GDP growth.  "Bottomless pit? GDP growth in Quarter 2 slows to 4.5%, lowest in 26 quarters" writes Financial Express.

"For her praise of Godse, Pragya made to apologise twice in Lok Sabha" is the headline that appear in The Indian Express.

Four men have confessed to the rape and murder of Hyderabad veterinary doctor.  This story appears as front page news in Hindustan Times, The Tribune, Pioneer and The Hindu.

Many newspapers have carried the news of the stabbing incident at London Bridge, on their front pages.  The Statesman writes, this has been declared a terrorist incident by the Scotland Yard.