PM Modi Doesn't Behave Like Prime Minister: Rahul Gandhi On "Tubelight" Dig
TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES :-
The Prime Minister's address to Parliament, Delhi election campaign coming to an end, and RBI keeping its policy rates unchanged are noticed prominently in the press.
"With CAA, 370 volleys, Modi takes aim at Opposition" headlines the Hindustan Times. 'Anti-CAA protests are taking country on the road to anarchy' the Indian Express quotes the PM.
"High-pitched campaign in Delhi ends, vote tomorrow" is the lead in the Asian Age.
"RBI holds Rates, but takes Bold Steps to Push Credit" writes the Economic Times. The Times of India states "New retail loans set to get cheaper as RBI tweaks CRR".
The Tribune reports "India, US set for biggest defence collaboration, says Rajnath" at a seminar during the ongoing DefExpo.
"Omar, Mehbooba booked under Public Safety Act; Detention of the NC, PDP leaders extended by 3 months" notes the Hindu.
"Indian Scientist in Australia brings world closer to a coronavirus vaccine" reports the Times of India, of a team led by an overseas citizen of India, growing the first batch of the virus outside China in sufficient amount to help drug trials.
TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS HEADLINES :-
The Prime Minister's address to Parliament, Delhi election campaign coming to an end, and RBI keeping its policy rates unchanged are noticed prominently in the press.
"With CAA, 370 volleys, Modi takes aim at Opposition" headlines the Hindustan Times. 'Anti-CAA protests are taking country on the road to anarchy' the Indian Express quotes the PM.
"High-pitched campaign in Delhi ends, vote tomorrow" is the lead in the Asian Age.
"RBI holds Rates, but takes Bold Steps to Push Credit" writes the Economic Times. The Times of India states "New retail loans set to get cheaper as RBI tweaks CRR".
The Tribune reports "India, US set for biggest defence collaboration, says Rajnath" at a seminar during the ongoing DefExpo.
"Omar, Mehbooba booked under Public Safety Act; Detention of the NC, PDP leaders extended by 3 months" notes the Hindu.
"Indian Scientist in Australia brings world closer to a coronavirus vaccine" reports the Times of India, of a team led by an overseas citizen of India, growing the first batch of the virus outside China in sufficient amount to help drug trials.
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