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.
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