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NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
On the reservation row rocking the house, Hindustan Times reports, "Centre opposition tussle over SC's reservation verdict", where the government stresses on being committed to welfare of SC/STs.
On the result day of Delhi elections, the Pioneer states, "Competing theories: Exit polls vs late turnout surge" predicting majority for BJP.
"Teacher s success story, 60 of his pupils in Army" writes the Tribune. Setting an example, a government school teacher in Punjab Sher Singh coaches students for free, arranges books, stationery for those in need.
"5 New Smart Cities to be investment hub" to be built as Business districts spread over large areas, says the Economic Times.
A top headline in the Times of India quotes the government, "Six bank chiefs facing CBI, ED probe".
And finally, All the dailies have mentioned the South Korean Film 'Parasite' sweeping the Oscar this year. The Hindustan Times writes "92 years on, Best picture goes to a foreign language film". While the Indian Express writes "Subtitles finally speak truth to Hollywood".
NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES:
On the reservation row rocking the house, Hindustan Times reports, "Centre opposition tussle over SC's reservation verdict", where the government stresses on being committed to welfare of SC/STs.
On the result day of Delhi elections, the Pioneer states, "Competing theories: Exit polls vs late turnout surge" predicting majority for BJP.
"Teacher s success story, 60 of his pupils in Army" writes the Tribune. Setting an example, a government school teacher in Punjab Sher Singh coaches students for free, arranges books, stationery for those in need.
"5 New Smart Cities to be investment hub" to be built as Business districts spread over large areas, says the Economic Times.
A top headline in the Times of India quotes the government, "Six bank chiefs facing CBI, ED probe".
And finally, All the dailies have mentioned the South Korean Film 'Parasite' sweeping the Oscar this year. The Hindustan Times writes "92 years on, Best picture goes to a foreign language film". While the Indian Express writes "Subtitles finally speak truth to Hollywood".
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