5-judge Supreme Court bench to hear CAA
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A front page headline in Hindustan Times says, "Corona-virus sets off alarm across world". The paper adds "US declares first case near Seattle".
Almost all the dailies have reported about Supreme Court asking for curbs on powers of speaker. The Times of India writes "SC cites'partisan' speakers, moots panel in defections.
"Disclosure of NPR info is not mandatory, clarifies minister", reports The Tribune.
The Hindu writes about the facility of the population enumeration phase of the Census, "Respondents can fill in Census data online".
Economic Times headline reports, "Lower PF contribution may be allowed for select class of workers" adding women, Professionals with disabilities, may be eligible.
Another Hindustan Times headline says, "Two Indian, 5 foreign yards cleared for submarine project", giving a fillip to Make in India initiative.
In a major step to prevent road accidents The Pioneer states, "Crash barriers planned to slash National Highways fatalities", making it mandatory for all future highway projects.
Newspapers Headlines
A front page headline in Hindustan Times says, "Corona-virus sets off alarm across world". The paper adds "US declares first case near Seattle".
Almost all the dailies have reported about Supreme Court asking for curbs on powers of speaker. The Times of India writes "SC cites'partisan' speakers, moots panel in defections.
"Disclosure of NPR info is not mandatory, clarifies minister", reports The Tribune.
The Hindu writes about the facility of the population enumeration phase of the Census, "Respondents can fill in Census data online".
Economic Times headline reports, "Lower PF contribution may be allowed for select class of workers" adding women, Professionals with disabilities, may be eligible.
Another Hindustan Times headline says, "Two Indian, 5 foreign yards cleared for submarine project", giving a fillip to Make in India initiative.
In a major step to prevent road accidents The Pioneer states, "Crash barriers planned to slash National Highways fatalities", making it mandatory for all future highway projects.
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