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Most major Newspapers, have carried stories on their front pages, relating to the US reaction to the aggressive Chinese stance on the LAC "China has 60 thousand troops on LAC, talks won't work, warns US", headlines the Times of India. The Asian Age adds "Quad impact: Pompeo calls out China's "bad behaviour".
The RBI's affidavit regarding loan moratorium has also been highlighted extensively by the news papers. "RBI opposes loan moratorium extension: will hit credit discipline" reports The Indian Express. The Hindustan Times adds "Longer break may hit credit discipline : RBI".
The advisory by the Ministry of Home Affairs to States on rape laws has also been reported extensively. The Sunday Pioneer headlines "Finish rape probe in 2 months: MHA". The Times of India notes "Dying declaration can't be rejected, says MHA". The Asian Age adds "FIRs, medical must in all sexual offence cases: Government to States".
The Pioneer reports positive news on its front page "India's dailies recoveries surpass fresh Covid cases".
The Times of India reports on its front page "Delhi University on a new high: Lady Shri Ram College pegs cut off at 100 percent for 3 courses".
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