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TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES :-
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments on the anti CAA protests dominate front page headlines. "Modi says CAA opponents to protest against Pak atrocities" reports the Hindu.
On the infant deaths that took place in a Kota hospital in Rajasthan, the Pioneer notes "Centre rushes probe team, Sonia summons Rajasthan Congress in-charge; Gehlot sends report to party chief".
The Times of India highlights the Tata Sons petition in the Supreme Court against the NCLAT order reinstating Cyrus Mistry as Executive Chairman. The paper writes "Reinstating Mistry will cripple corporate democracy : Tatas in SC".
With a front page photograph of firefighters trying to douse a factory fire in Delhi, the Hindustan Times reports "Newlywed fireman dies in another factory blaze".
On the death of senior NCP leader D P Tripathi, the Indian Express says "JNU's anti-emergency face to man of all seasons : DP Tripathi dies at 67".
And finally...the Times of India cites a recommendation of a paramilitary forces panel to report "Paramilitary service animals could retire with benefits like soldiers do".
TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES :-
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comments on the anti CAA protests dominate front page headlines. "Modi says CAA opponents to protest against Pak atrocities" reports the Hindu.
On the infant deaths that took place in a Kota hospital in Rajasthan, the Pioneer notes "Centre rushes probe team, Sonia summons Rajasthan Congress in-charge; Gehlot sends report to party chief".
The Times of India highlights the Tata Sons petition in the Supreme Court against the NCLAT order reinstating Cyrus Mistry as Executive Chairman. The paper writes "Reinstating Mistry will cripple corporate democracy : Tatas in SC".
With a front page photograph of firefighters trying to douse a factory fire in Delhi, the Hindustan Times reports "Newlywed fireman dies in another factory blaze".
On the death of senior NCP leader D P Tripathi, the Indian Express says "JNU's anti-emergency face to man of all seasons : DP Tripathi dies at 67".
And finally...the Times of India cites a recommendation of a paramilitary forces panel to report "Paramilitary service animals could retire with benefits like soldiers do".
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