Babri Judgment Today, BJP's LK Advani, MM Joshi Won't Be In Court

 Babri Judgment Today, BJP's LK Advani, MM Joshi Won't Be In Court

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"Government's new defence acquisition policy drops offsets in 3 types of contracts" in government-to-government deals, with effect from Oct the 1st, is the lead in The Indian Express. The offset clause requires a foreign vendor to invest a part of the contract value in India.

"Eye on China, MEA creates key new unit". The Times of India writes India is bringing together its Indo-Pacific and ASEAN policies under a single unit, to include a new Oceania territorial division, with Australia at its centre.

"Brahmos, Nirbhay, Akash to ward off Chinese threat",  the Pioneer notes the Indian defence forces operationalising an array of missile systems.

"India inks 1st green pact with Denmark "to elevate their bilateral ties, to a green strategic partnership, with niche pollution control solutions including those to curb stubble burning, reports The Tribune.

"Ideal weight now 5 kg more: 65 kg for  men, 55 for women" The Times of India leads with data from the National Institute of Nutrition.

" Stage set for NSD's first play since lockdown" reports The Hindu, with a larger stage and masks for the audience among precautionary steps, for three shows of a play on the life of Mahatma Gandhi, planned this week, in commemoration of Gandhiji's birth anniversary.

Sonia Gandhi Asks Congress-Ruled States To Override Centre's Farm Laws

 Sonia Gandhi Asks Congress-Ruled States To Override Centre's Farm Laws

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Strongly defending the farm bills in his radio address, the Prime Minister says grain producers will benefit from increased freedom. The top headline in Hindustan Times writes, "Modi reaches out to farmers amid anger."

"India still far from herd immunity "reports The Hindu quoting the Health Minister. While The Times Of India says, "Cases now at 6 million, million -jump takes day more than previous ."

"Indian army deploys T-90, T-72 tanks in Ladakh forward areas" reports The Asian Age as these tanks have the ability to operate even at minus 40 degrees celcius.

The pandemic has accelerated the shift to linking pay with performance, cites the Financial Express under the headline "More variable pay to be the new norm."

A Tribune headline observes, "8 thousand nodal officers to check farm fires in Punjab "as reports of straw burning pour in from the state.

"Vajpayee's Man Friday Jaswant Singh no more "writes The Pioneer on passing away of the former union minister who was confined to bed since past six years after a head injury .

"What's app leaks, Users jump ship and board telegram " notes The Economic Times as the business leaders and professionals are shifting to telegram after What's app chat leaks in course of a celebrity investigative probe.

Prez Gives Nod to 3 Farm Bills as Oppn, Farmers Continue Protests; Ex-ally SAD Calls it 'Dark Day for Democracy'

Prez Gives Nod to 3 Farm Bills as Oppn, Farmers Continue Protests; Ex-ally SAD Calls it 'Dark Day for Democracy'

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Almost all newspapers today lead with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address to the UN General Assembly. The Hindu states "PM pitches for larger role in UN" while the Statesman writes, " Modi makes strong push for UN reforms".

Clearing the air on the issue of diversion of GST compensation cess fund for financial year 2018-2019, the Financial Express quoting the Finance Ministry states " No diversion of GST cess funds".

To curb the menace of underage driving, The Sunday Times on its front page has a picture of scores of Gurgaon residents who came on the steets on Saturday to march together demanding a crackdown on underage drivers and their parents.

Age no bar to pursue interests, The Pioneer talks of Sharadambal Visweswasan, an avid follower of cricket. The caption reads "At 81, she won't miss a ball in cricket".

How long will India be kept out of decision-making structures of UN, asks Modi

 How long will India be kept out of decision-making structures of UN, asks Modi

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The announcement of dates for the forthcoming elections in Bihar by the Election Commission, dominates the headlines of most newspaper today. "EC sets stage for India's 1st COVID-era elections in Bihar", reports the Hindustan Times. The Indian Express informs "Online nominations and masks: 3-phase voting in Bihar's COVID election".

The protests against the farm bills have also been covered prominently by the newspapers. "Protest against farm law rages on ", reports The Pioneer. The Times of India writes on its front page "Farmers, workers to benefit for 1st Time in years from new laws: PM".

The Economic Times reports on it's front page  "Vodafone wins Rupees 20 thousand crore Tax Arbitration against Government", The Business Standard adds "Government says it will consider all options, including legal remedies".

In its lead page story The Indian Express informs "China, Pakistan in mind, PM to spell out India priorities at UN General Assembly today".

And finally, Glowing tributes have been paid to noted singer S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, who passed away yesterday due to COVID. "A soothing voice falls silent", mourns The Hindu in its headline. The Times Of India says "S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, golden voice over generations, falls silent".

Massive Farmer Protests In Punjab, Haryana, Parts Of UP Over 3 Bills

 Massive Farmer Protests In Punjab, Haryana, Parts Of UP Over 3 Bills

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All papers have widely covered the declining numbers of active Covid cases. The Indian Express writes, "Hope in numbers: active cases declining, R-value now below 1". The Pioneer reports, "Daily Covid cases to fall as second peak has hit Capital, says Kejriwal."

The Tribune writes for 6th day, recoveries surpass daily caseload."

The paper also writes about India's new medical education regulator, the National Medical Commission coming into force from tomorrow. The headline says, " MCI goes, NMC takes charge," adding " New medical regulator notified, private education to get cheaper."

"Top N-scientist Sekhar Basu dies of Covid," reports The Times of India on the passing away of the prominent nuclear scientist.

And finally, On the first anniversary of Fit India movement, The Pioneer says, "Fitness icons share with Modi secrets of staying healthy."

Terror accused planned radical camp in guise of Madrasa: NIA

 Terror accused planned radical camp in guise of Madrasa: NIA

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"Productive but divisive monsoon session ends" is the top headline in the Hindustan Times.

"Rethink short lockdowns, tracing is key: PM to states"is the lead in the Indian Express. "PM wants focus on micro containment zones" to curb COVID" writes the Asian Age.

"CAG slams French companies for not fulfilling Rafale offset terms" highlights The Times of India.

"Saudi Arabia bans flights to/from India as Covid cases rise"is a front page story in the Pioneer.

Under the caption "Bon appetit !" The Financial Express notes "India is eating more at home", with small town India leading the recovery in food delivery.

"A Kolkata streetcar for book lovers". The Hindu takes a look at a book-laden air-conditioned tram, built like a library, set to roll down College Street and recreate the ambience of the city's academic corner.

Testing, Tracing, Treatment: PM's Message To States Hit Worst By Covid

 Testing, Tracing, Treatment: PM's Message To States Hit Worst By Covid

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With inconclusive talks at the LAC between India and China the Hindustan Times writes "India,China to not send more troops to front ."While The Hindu says, "Army talks positive but no headway on de-escalation."

"UG, PG Calendar out: Admission by October 31, session from Nov 1 ."reports The Pioneer on the resceduled academic session for the freshers in university.

In the fight against Covid 19, a headline in The Tribune notes  "A first in two weeks: Fresh cases drop below 76 thousand."

And Finally, "Now Air India planing joyrides to nowhere," headlines Hindustan Times, taking flyers on a picturesque journey in a bid to scratch the travel itch. 

  

India and China Agree to Stop Sending More Troops to Frontline in Bid to Defuse Tensions in Eastern Ladakh

India and China Agree to Stop Sending More Troops to Frontline in Bid to Defuse Tensions in Eastern Ladakh

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Ushering in agrarian reforms with the passage of key farm bills "Centre vows procurement of crops, MSP will not end" writes the Asian Age. "Bid to assure : MSP up for six crops, BJP tells MPs to spread the word" headlines the Indian Express.

Several dailies highlight the ruckus in Parliament as 8 Opposition MPs were suspended from Rajya Sabha for the rest of the Monsoon session for their unruly behaviour. 

"Opposition parties urge President to reject farm bills" writes the Statesman.

Reporting on the LAC stand-off talks, the Pioneer writes "India asks China to make first move for pullback".

The Times of India reports "Students trickle back to school in 8 states, J&K after 6 months."

And finally, "Breaking glass ceiling from warship to Rafale", the Hindustan Times reports, the Indian Navy for the first time has allowed deployment of women officers on warships. The paper adds that even a female fighter pilot is being trained by the IAF  to fly the Rafale.

Digital Media Spreading Venomous Hatred, Regulate First: Centre To Court

 Digital Media Spreading Venomous Hatred, Regulate First: Centre To Court

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Almost all papers have given their top headline space to the passage of the farm bills through the Rajya Sabha.

Hindustan Times reports, "Stormy Sunday in House as two farm bills go through" while The Tribune says, "RS clears two farm Bills amid bedlam."

And finally, The Hindu writes, "Pandemic puts on hold age-old Kashmiri tradition," adding, "Ëating from one plate ends at weddings."

Farm Bills Clear Parliament Amid Unprecedented Drama In Rajya Sabha

 Farm Bills Clear Parliament Amid Unprecedented Drama In Rajya Sabha

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"Terror & Espionage modules busted - Chinese among 3 arrested for spying", headlines The Times of India, adding 9 of al-Qaida cell plotting hits held. Hindustan Times reports, arrested journalist was sharing border strategy with China say the cops.

1,350 crore rupee J&K package, 5% interest grant for all borrowers", writes the Indian Express.

Financial Express says that while mobile revenues have declined in metro cities owing to reverse migration, internet services adoption has accelerated due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Sunday Pioneer writes that the monsoon session of Parliament will end a week earlier on September 23 as Covid cases among the MPs are up.

"Ruth Bader Ginsburg, liberal jurist and American feminist icon, dies", reads a headline in Hindustan Times.

And finally, The Statesman, under the headline, "Floating town Viraat sets sail on final voyage, to be dismantled" reports that Indian Navy's aircraft carrier INS Virat has started on its swansong voyage to Alang port in Gujarat from Mumbai.

Centre Plans To Let Firms With 300 Workers To Lay Off Without Permission

 Centre Plans To Let Firms With 300 Workers To Lay Off Without Permission

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PM defends farm reform bills, chides opposition for 'lying' is the headline in The Statesman. Hindustan Times quotes him as saying that the farm bills are "A protective shield".

"10 patrolling points in eastern Ladakh blocked by Chinese" is the lead headline in The Hindu.  Many areas have become out of bounds for Indian troops now, the paper quotes officials as saying.

India's tally for Covid passes 52 lakh; recovery rate 78.86 percent, writes The Statesman.  The Times of India reports that Goa is worst hit in cases per million and Puducherry in deaths per million.

To fight Covid lonelines & stress, Rajasthan to allow families to meet patients, get home food, reports The Indian Express.

"US imposes ban on TikTok, WeChat" headlines The Asian Age.

And finally, a survey reveals that 60% Indian kids go to school on foot, reports The Times of India.

LS Adjourned 4 Times as Anurag Thakur's Comments on Nehru, Gandhis Sets off Ruckus

 LS Adjourned 4 Times as Anurag Thakur's Comments on Nehru, Gandhis Sets off Ruckus

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's statement in the Rajya Sabha on the situation in Ladakh gets highlighted across newspapers.

" China's words and actions don't match, no power can stop (Indian soldiers from) patrolling at LAC says Rajnath " headlines the Indian Express.

The Asian Age reports "Women, kids along Uttarakhand border villages told to move to safer areas"--- a first since 1962 war.

Union Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badals's resignation from the Cabinet over farm bills also gets wide coverage.

Around 6.6 million white collar professionals lost their jobs during lockdown from May to August, reports the Asian Age, adding engineers, teachers amongst the worst hit.

Quoting an Oxfam report, The Pioneer writes "Rich nations with just 13 per cent global population have already bought up more than half of the promised doses of future COVID-19 vaccines".

No Power in World Can Stop Our Soldiers from Patrolling, Says Rajnath Singh on China Row, Oppn Agrees

 No Power in World Can Stop Our Soldiers from Patrolling, Says Rajnath Singh on China Row, Oppn Agrees

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"New PLA tactics: Punjabi songs, warning to Indian troops in Hindi", is the lead headline in The Times of India. 

The top headline in The Indian Express reads, "Government sets up group under cyber security head to probe China Watching, will report in 30 days.

"Russia inks pact to test, supply Sputnik V vaccine to India" is the top story in The Hindu. Dr. Reddy's signs pact for 100 million doses, writes Business Standard.

Tatas frontrunners for Parliament project, headlines Business Standard.  Timeline 21 months, writes The Indian Express.

The Asian Age reports in a box item, news of the passing away of scholar and author, Kapila Vatsayan.

And finally, Hindustan Times reports, Ganga cleaner in 5 years, but may take decades for its water to be fit for drinking.

Tata Group Wins Bid to Construct New Parliament Building at Cost of Rs 861.90 Crore

 Tata Group Wins Bid to Construct New Parliament Building at Cost of Rs 861.90 Crore

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Almost all newspapers today lead with the Statement of Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on the status at the LAC. The Hindustan Times states, "China actions sparked LAC stand off, India ready".

Most newspapers also talk about the rising cases of Covid-19, in India. The Times of India states, "India's Covid cases cross 5 million, last million in 11 days".

The Pioneer on its front page caries a picture of dignitaries attending the inaugural function of infrastructure projects for Bihar, through video conferencing.

Empowering women further, the Economic Times reports, "TCS wants more women leaders in Top Deck".

NCB confirms names of Sara Ali Khan, Rakul Preet, Simone surfacing in drugs probe

 NCB confirms names of Sara Ali Khan, Rakul Preet, Simone surfacing in drugs probe

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As India overtakes Brazil to record highest number of Covid19 recoveries in the world , all the dailies mention about the corona virus  reaching another peak in the country . "25 MPs test Covid positive as parliament begins" reports The Asian Age.

Thousands of slum -dwellers breathe a sigh of relief as no immediate action is to be taken. The Pioneer notes,"Relief for 48,000 jhuggis in Delhi asCentre Intervenes."

"Centre opposes move to recognise same-sex unions" as the legal system, society do not recognise it , writes The Hindu quoting the Government .

Runing counter to Government demand for greater scrutiny , The Times Of India quoting TRAI writes , "No regulation needed for communication apps ", such as What's app , Apple facetime, Google Chat and Skype.

PM Narendra Modi to inaugurate 1.75 lakh homes in Madhya Pradesh built under PM Awas Yojana

 PM Narendra Modi to inaugurate 1.75 lakh homes in Madhya Pradesh built under PM Awas Yojana

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India and China have arrived at a 5 point plan to resolve the current military stand off  at eastern Ladakh is the story that gets  top mention in most of the papers this morning. "India China reach 5-point plan to end  LAC stand-off" leads the Statesman.

On the VVIP Agusta Westland Chopper scam, The Economic Times writes,"CBI seeks nod to prosecute Former CAG SK Sharma".

"Key changes, boost to Team Rahul as Congress rejigs panels" informs Hindustan Times.

"It's RJD vs JD (U) for Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman election", states the Pioneer adding, "JD(U)'s Harivansh is pitted against Opposition backed RJD's Manoj Jha".

The Tribune quotes the Centre telling the states, "Do not block medical oxygen supply".

"24 candidates score 100 percentile after turbulent JEE-M exam", reports the Times of India.

The Indian Express quotes the PM Narendra Modi at the National Education Policy (NEP) meet as saying "Marksheet shouldn't be pressure sheet or prestige sheet".

NTA announces JEE Main results 2020, 24 students score 100 percentile

 NTA announces JEE Main results 2020, 24 students score 100 percentile

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India's Foreign Minister meeting his Chinese counterpart in Moscow amid the four month long stand-off at the LAC is the lead in most newspapers. "Jaishankar, Yi meet amid LAC row" writes the Tribune. "India China Foreign Ministers talk for 2 hours in bid to ease LAC crisis" writes the Times of India.

The Indian Express reports "Pangong Fingers hot up: Scramble for heights as PLA men mass on ridge, India sends more troops."

"India, Japan ink military pact to counter China" headlines the Times of India.

Rafale fighter jets induction into the Indian Air Force also gets widely reported. The Pioneer quotes Defence Minister Rajnath Singh as saying "It's a stern warning to those threatening India's sovereignty."

On the COVID situation in the country, the Pioneer says, "India sees 8 lakh cases in first ten days of September."

And finally, the Tribune reports the first Indian born woman to enter space Kalpana Chawla gets an American spacecraft named after her.

India-China Foreign Ministers Likely To Meet Today Amid Border Tension

 India-China Foreign Ministers Likely To Meet Today Amid Border Tension

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Most newspapers today lead with the suspension of global trials of the experimental Covid-19 vaccine. The Hindustan Times headlines, "Astra Zeneca pauses vaccine trial after unexplained illness in UK participant.

India-China Face-off Can Take Any Trajectory, But Hasn't Reached the Threshold of War: Top Govt Sources

India-China Face-off Can Take Any Trajectory, But Hasn't Reached the Threshold of War: Top Govt Sources

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The Stateman quotes government sources to report that the Chinese troops carried rods, spears and clubs. PLA's bid to dislodge India from peaks foiled headlines The Pioneer.

The Financial Express reports that the clash has failed to dent India-China trade.

The Asian Age has quouted Union Minister Kiren Rijiju as saying that the PLA has confirmed that five missing Arunanchal youth have been found by them.

Classes IX to XII students may attend schools from Sept 21st. MHA allows it on voluntary basis if parents permit, issues safety SoPs, reports The Pioneer.

The Hindu writes, "Digital divide shadows post-pandemic education. NSO report highlights wide disparity in acces to online classes".

And finally, Delhi Metro's busiest corridor, Blue Line, and Pink Line open today, reports The Times of India.

Chinese Troops Carried Rods, Spears and Clubs in Aggressive Approach towards Indian Post: Govt Sources

Chinese Troops Carried Rods, Spears and Clubs in Aggressive Approach towards Indian Post: Govt Sources

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The front page headline of all the dailies mention about India joining the elite hypersonic missile club of  US, Russia and China. Hindustan Times writes "India's defence inches closer to hypersonic tech."

"Russia vaccine Sputnik V's trials in India to begin soon" reports The Asian Age.

Quoting the Prime Minister The Hindu writes, "Government intervention in education policy should be minimal." He added that people's doubts must be addressed before NEP implementation.

On the India-China standoff in Ladakh, The Indian Express quotes the Foreign Minister, "Serious situation... need deep conversations at political level."

The Pioneer reports on the list of nations worst affected by Coronavirus writing, "India's cases surpass sum total of 13 top nations."

All the dailies have also reported Tennis Star Novak Djokovic being kicked out of the US open. The Statesman headline reads  "Djoker sent packing from US Open after hitting line judge with ball."

In an epic story of triumph against all odds, a 21 year old Mumbai boy Yash Gandhi makes it to IIM, defying Cerebral Palsy and slur in his speech, reports The Times of India.

'Landmark Achievement': India Successfully Tests Hypersonic Vehicle, Joins Elite Club as 4th Country

 'Landmark Achievement': India Successfully Tests Hypersonic Vehicle, Joins Elite Club as 4th Country

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With metro services resuming operations from today, papers have widely covered the protocols.

The Asian Age writes "Metro gets airport-like 'touch-free' security. "Green signal for Metro's yellow line after 169 days.

In a major relief to air passengers some news to cheer, "Centre orders refund of Locked-down air tickets," reports the Times of India.

Punjab witnesses highest spike in Covid-19 cases. The Tribune says, "Cases go up 3 times, Punjab battles it out, "While another headlines says, "To contain surge, Central teams in Punjab, Chandigarh."

The Tribune says, "Elementary schools unlikely to open this year in state."

India-China standoff: IAF jets carry out sorties every few hours as surveillance over PLA camps increases

 India-China standoff: IAF jets carry out sorties every few hours as surveillance over PLA camps increases

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Hindustan Times and Sunday Pioneer lead with almost identical headlines of Rajnath Singh's warning to China to not try to alter LAC and the status quo. "India insists on full pullback, warns against further action; China points to lost territory" headlines The Sunday Express. Dialogue key to peace, Rajnath tells Wei; MEA-level meet next, writes The Sunday Tribune.

Financial Express has quoted president of the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers as saying that India can attract auto companies moving out of China.

ICMR paves the way for walk-in tests, reads the headline in Hindustan Times.  "ICMR allows 'testing on demand' for Covid without preion, writes Sunday Pioneer.

Now malaria, dengue threat in Covid outbreak, reports Hindustan Times.

The Sunday Tribune, The Asian Age and Sunday Pioneer have reported on their front pages that 80 new special passenger trains are to run from September 12.

Sunday Express reports that India has in its possesion documents from Pakistan that show Hizbul chief as a government official working with ISI.

Can't Lose An Inch Of Territory: China Statement After Rajnath Singh Meet

 Can't Lose An Inch Of Territory: China Statement After Rajnath Singh Meet

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"SC rejects Sajjan's bail plea in Sikh riots case", writes the Asian Age. "Not a small case: SC denies bail to Sajjan Kumar over 1984 Anti-Sikh riots", says Hindustan Times.

"Free Pop-up centres to boost testing in capital, test centres near government offices, weekly markets soon, reports Hindustan Times.

"Russian vaccine safe, produces antibodies", writes Financial Express.

"JEE, NEET to be held as scheduled, rules SC", reports the Tribune.

And finally, under the headline, "Teachers bounce back, aided by virtual reality", The Times of India writes that teachers have quickly adapted to augmented reality, virtual reality and lots of videos to engage young students.

Under fire, Facebook says it is non-partisan and denounces hate speech in any form

 Under fire, Facebook says it is non-partisan and denounces hate speech in any form

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Most newspapers today talk about the preparedness of the Delhi Metro to welcome back passengers. The Hindustan Times on its front page carries a picture of a worker cleaning a Metro Coach as the Delhi Metro gears up to resume services with certain instruction from September 7th.

The newspapers have also taken note of visit of General M.M. Naravane to Leh. The Asian Age headline reads, "Army Chief in Ladakh to review strategy on how to handle PLA."

The Indian Express quoting the Prime Minister at the US-India strategic Partnership Forum states "PM hardsells young, diverse, democratic India, says virus has not hit aspirations.

The Business Standard headlines reads, "Don't declare accounts NPA till further orders, says SC".

Amid the Coronavirus gloom, cargo, one of the least glamorous aspects of flying, is proving a rare ray of light for airlines. The Financial Express informs, Airlines removing seats to make space for gadgets, seafood.

With online shopping being the new buzzward, the Economic Times informs, E-commerce firms, Amazon, Flipkart, brace for big spurt in festive demand as COVID-19 keeps, shoppers online.

People being more focussed on what they eat, the Times of India talks about a 800 Sq ft. room in Lajpat Nagar, that supplies green and leafy vegetables to South Delhi. "Indoor green revolution: Get veggies within hours of harvest".

India Sees Record 83,883 Covid Cases In 24 Hours, Most Number Of Tests

 India Sees Record 83,883 Covid Cases In 24 Hours, Most Number Of Tests

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India banning more Chinese apps is covered on the front pages. "PUBG crashes out as India bans 118 more Chinese apps," says Business Standard while The Pioneer writes, "PUBG among 118 Chinese apps banned."

As the country gears up to open Metro services, The Hindu reports, "Delhi Metro to pick up pace in three stages, while Hindustan Times writes, "Metro to open in phases for asymptomatic users."

And finally, The Tribune reports of one brave girl, Kusum from Jalandhar, who fought her mobile snatchers and got back her prized possession that she used for online classes. The headline says, "Dad toiled hard for phone could not lose it, says teen who took on snatchers."

PUBG Banned in India: 5 Controversies That Rocked PUBG Mobile Game Before

 PUBG Banned in India: 5 Controversies That Rocked PUBG Mobile Game Before

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Many dailies carry photographs of the funeral ceremony of former President Pranab Mukherjee.  Last journey of ex-President and veteran politician, headlines The Asian Age. Ex-President's mortal remains consigned to flames, headlines The Pioneer.  "Pranab Mukherjee cremated with full military honours" writes The Statesman.

"Indian troops moved at two LAC locations on two different days to foil incursion bids by China", reads the headline in The Indian Express. China violating bilateral pacts, protocols, says MEA, writes The Tribune.

Carrying almost identical headlines, newspapers have reported that telcos have got 10 years to pay adjusted gross revenue dues to government. Telcos may seek review, writes Business Standard. SC spares Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code but batters Voda Idea, headlines Financial Express.

90% of those killed by Covid in Inda are older than 40, 69% are men, reports Hindustan Times.

In August cheer, auto sales and Manufacturing PMI see a bounce...GST mop-up hits 88% of August 2019 collections, reports The Hindu BusinessLine.

"Government's counter: Facebook biased against right wing" is the headline in Hindustan Times.

The Tribune has written about Charu Sinha who becomes the first woman to head CRPF in militancy-hit Srinagar.

India says China ‘engaged in provocative military manoeuvres’ in Ladakh

 India says China ‘engaged in provocative military manoeuvres’ in Ladakh

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"China provokes again, tries to alter status quo", is the lead in the Hindustan Times. "Army blocks 'land grab' by Chinese PLA at Pangong", headlines the Asian Age.

Tributes at the demise of Ex-President Pranab Mukherjee are carried across newspapers. " 'Citizen Mukherjee' no more" writes The Pioneer. "A chapter ends: Pranabda, gentleman for all seasons" states the Indian Express.

"Allow easy visa to 'trusted' Indians, Jaishankar tells US" ahead of a crucial meeting of Foreign and Defence Ministers of India and the US, reports the Tribune.

 " 'Only tuition fee can be charged during lockdown'; Directorate of Education reissues order to Delhi schools" notes the Hindu. The order says, any extra payment will have to be refunded or adjusted immediately.

"Up ahead, more outside air flow, a warmer Delhi Metro". The Indian Express writes, as it prepares to begin operations from September 7, Delhi Metro is looking to manage air circulation, to allow more fresh air from outisde, and disperse any suspended viral particles.

Indian economy contracts 23.9% due to COVID-19 impact

 Indian economy contracts 23.9% due to COVID-19 impact

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Hindustan Times notes the government working on five models to share COVID vaccines with neighbours and friendly nations under the headline, "Vaccine diplomacy in India's outreach plan."

Pitching for self reliance in every field, the Prime Miniter's Mann Ki Baat stressed on "making India local toy hub" ,observes The Pioneer. The paper quotes the PM saying, " Next social media giants will be desi."

Having many firsts to her credit apart from being the first female cardiologist of India, The Hindu reports the passing away of the  " Award wining cardiologist , Dr. Padmavati." 

Cases surge, 5 lakh in eight days , but fatality rate falls to 1.79 percent " , writes The Tribune.

And finally, "India make history, win Olympiad gold", sharing the title with Russia, reports  Hindustan Times.