NEWSPAPERS HEADLINE:
"New Edu policy to produce job creators, not seekers: Modi", headlines Hindustan Times. The paper added that the Prime Minister strongly backed the push in the newly unveiled policy for use of local language as the medium of instruction in schools.
The Times of India headlines Foreign Minister Jaishankar's statement that Beijing will test India and India must stand up to China.
In a related story, The Pioneer writes, "Amid parleys, PLA moves to Lipulekh". The paper adds that the strategy is seen as a bid by China to needle India.
The Financial Express reports that the Finance Minister has said that the MSME loan relief is set to widen and include units with turnover of up to Rs 250 crores and professionals like doctors, CAs, lawyers etc.
July GST inflow 14% short of last year's collection", reports The Tribune.
The Asian Age headline quotes Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot as saying, "If high command forgive rebels, will welcome them back".
"Hope, fingers crossed: Sharp dip in Delhi cases and spread of infection", says The Indian Express. The paper adds that if the current trend holds the active cases may fall below 1000 come September.
And finally, The Indian Express reveals that the "Cricket world's richest board hasn't paid its star players in 10 months". The BCCI's 27 elite contracted players are yet to receive payments due since October last year, adds the paper.
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